Kangra
Kangra : A city from oldest forts to challenging treks
December - February
2 days
INR 2200/- PER PERSON
Summer begins in March, with temperatures ranging from 22 to 38 degrees Celsius, and Kangra sees a surge of visitors during this time who like to partake in various adventurous activities.
From July through September, Kangra sees severe monsoon rains. It is not advisable to travel to Kangra during the early monsoon months since the roads are impassable.
Kangra begins to experience winter in October. Visitors prefer to travel to this city during this month to participate in the Navratri celebrations.
Kangra is a well-known region, however it lacks local transport service. This is because the majority of passengers use the area's auto rickshaws.
Because of the steepness of the paths in some locations and the simplicity of transport, all intra-city visits are only possible in a cab. Make sure you reserve yours ahead of time at a discounted rate.
Masroor Rock Cut Temple, also known as Himalayan Pyramids and World Wonder, is a possible UNESCO World Heritage Site.
Due to the large number of Israeli visitors who come here after finishing their required military service in Israel, Dharamkot, a village in Kangra District, is dubbed "Mini Tel Aviv."
Palampur is the largest city in Kangra District, with a population of about 70,000 people.
The Katoch dynasty of Kangra is noted for being the world's oldest serving Royal Dynasty.
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