Situated 15 km from Hamirpur on the Dharamshala-Shimla road, Bhota is well-known for the Radha Swami Satsang. The religious trust here has constructed one of the state’s largest charitable hospitals, serving the medical needs of the region.

Located on the border of Hamirpur and Bilaspur districts, Deotsidh is a major pilgrimage center in northern India. It is famous for the cave shrine of Baba Balak Nath. Devotees believe that a sacred flame (“light of truth”) has been burning here for centuries, originally lit by the boy sage himself about 500 years ago.
The temple attracts millions of devotees annually, especially during the Navratras and the month-long Chaitra Mela (March 14 to April 13). Sunday is considered the most auspicious day for visiting. Devotees often offer “Rota” (a sweetened bread) at the altar. The temple trust provides various facilities, including accommodation, water, and essential services for

Situated approximately 8-9 km from Hamirpur on the Hamirpur-Jahu road, Gasota is home to a historic Lord Shiva temple estimated to be 400-500 years old. Legend has it that a farmer discovered a large Shiva Lingam while plowing his field, leading to the temple’s construction.
The temple sits amidst beautiful natural surroundings with a water stream flowing nearby. A famous Cattle Fair is organized here every year in May (first Monday of the Jyeshtha month), attracting traders and devotees from neighboring areas. The complex also features a Gaushala and a Pandu Sarovar

The village of Sarlin (Lambloo), situated 10 km from Hamirpur, is famous for its Shani Dev Temple. It is a significant center for devotees seeking to perform “Tula Daan.” The temple sees a huge influx of visitors on weekends, particularly on Jyeshtha Shanivar. It is managed by a temple trust under the state’s religious endowments act.

Located about 6 km from Dera Parol on the banks of the Kunah Khad, this place is associated with Rishi Markandeya. According to the Puranas, the idol of the Rishi was established here. The site features a natural water spring and is the venue for the popular Markanda Fair.

Overlooking the River Beas, Nadaun was once the summer retreat of the Katoch kings and the headquarters of the Nadaun Jagir. It is a scenic and peaceful town, historically celebrated in the saying, “Aaye Nadaun, Jaaye Kaun” (Who comes to Nadaun, does not go back), attributed to the mesmerizing beauty and culture of the place.

Key Attractions:
• Historical Sites: The town features an old palace at Amtar, which still houses paintings from the royal era, and the Bilkleshwar Mahadev Temple, said to be founded by the Pandavas.
• Gurudwara: A historical Gurudwara stands here to commemorate the Battle of Nadaun, where Guru Gobind Singh helped hill kings defeat the Mughal general Alif Khan.
• Sports & Recreation: Nadaun is known for the Atal Bihari Vajpayee Cricket Stadium at Amtar. The River Beas here offers excellent opportunities for Mahaseer fishing and white water rafting (from Nadaun to Dehra).

Sujanpur Tihra is a town of immense historical significance, situated on the left bank of the River Beas. It was founded by Raja Abhay Chand of the Katoch dynasty in 1748 A.D. Later, in the early 19th century, Raja Sansar Chand transformed this fledgling township into his capital and a center of art and culture.
The town is famous for its massive Chaugan (ground), which is the largest in the state and serves as the venue for the famous four-day State Level Holi Fair. The town also houses the prestigious Sainik School. For history and art enthusiasts, the remnants of the old fort and palace offer a glimpse into the past. The region was once a hub for the famous Kangra school of miniature paintings.

Key Attractions:
• Temples: The town boasts several ancient temples renowned for their wall paintings and architectural brilliance. These include the Narvadeshwar Temple (built by Rani Prasani Devi), Gauri Shankar Temple (built by Raja Sansar Chand in memory of his mother), Murli Manohar Temple, and the Mahadev, Devi, and Vyasheshwar temples.
• Tomb of Nawab Ghulam Mohammad: This monument stands as a testimony to the communal harmony of the era.
• Adventure Activities: The area is suitable for adventure sports such as paragliding, angling, rafting, and trekking.