Hamirpur
is another jewel in the crown of the Indian Himalayas. Located in Himachal Pradesh, Hamirpur has a configuration that ranges from flat lands to lofty heights of cliffs and hill ranges with precipitous slopes. Hamirpur is situated at a comparatively lower area but the region is marked by few hilly ranges that are covered with Pine forests. These forests are ideal for camping and trekking and are therefore a favorite of the tourists. Bounded by the River Beas in the North and the Sutlej river in the South, Hamirpur is a picturesque town with the best gifts of nature. The most popular locations in Hamirpur includes:Nadaun
Situated on the Shimla Dharmashala road, this place has a historical background. Located in a peaceful setting Nadaun is an ideal retreat.
Sujanpur Tihra
The main attraction of this place is a old Fort and the place is located at about 22 Kilometers from the town of Hamirpur. Besides the Fort, Narbadeshwar, Gauri Shankar and Murli Manohar temples are also visited by the tourists.
Deotsidh Temple
Dedicated to Baba Balak Nath, this temple is located within a cave. The place acquires a glamorous look during the festival of Navaratri. During that time the place is crowded with visitors and devotees.
The nearest Airport to Hamirpur is Gaggal in Kangra which is 83 Kilometers away from the main town. Una is the nearest broad gauge railway station and the nearest narrow gauge railway station to Hamirpur is Ranital in Pathankot. By road, Hamirpur can be accessed from Shimla, Chandigarh and Pathankot.
Last Updated on 14 June 2011
