Discover The City
You are in a city where people are never bored. Immerse yourself in local art exhibitions, neighbourhood events, seasonal activities and numerous parks.
Tashi Jong Monastery
Tashi Jong Monastery, also known as Khampagar Monastery, is like a home to many Tibetans. The complex Tibetan restaurant beside the main shrine. A craft emporium and other Tibetan shops are the main attractions for the visitors. When you come to Palampur, spare time to visit this place.
Saurabh van Vihar
A serene nature park named after Kargil war hero Captain Saurabh Kalia, Saurabh Van Vihar is an ideal spot for picnics, boating, and peaceful walks amidst lush greenery. The park also has a small café and children’s play area, perfect for families.
Shakti Peeth Shri Chamunda Devi
A revered Hindu temple dedicated to Goddess Durga, this Shakti Peeth is both a pilgrimage site and an architectural beauty. Nestled along the banks of the Baner River, it is surrounded by forested hills.
Jakhani Temple
Situated on a hilltop with panoramic views of Palampur and its surrounding valleys, this spiritual site is perfect for peaceful reflection and scenic trekking. It’s especially known for its sunrise views.
Shobha Singh Art Gallery
Explore the legacy of artist Sobha Singh, famous for his iconic portraits of Indian historical and religious figures. The gallery houses a collection of paintings and has an adjoining bookshop and museum.
Tea gardens, Palampur
Palampur is crowned as the ‘Tea Capital of North-West India’. The lush green beauty of gardens isan awesome experience for visitors.Tourists are also allowed to witness the actual tea making process at Palampur.
Dhauladhar Nature Park
Ideal for animal lovers and families, this nature park houses Himalayan fauna like leopards, black bears, and deer. It’s a great mix of education and recreation, set against the scenic Dhauladhar range.
Baijnath Temple, Palampur
Baijnath Temple, located approximately 16 km from Palampur in Himachal Pradesh’s Kangra district, is a revered shrine dedicated to Lord Shiva in his form as Vaidyanath, the “Lord of Physicians”
It is believed that it was here that Raavan worshipped Lord Shiva to attain immortality. The artistic brilliance with which this structure was designed blended with the religious significance of this place makes it a must visit for all devotees and tourists traveling to the Kangra valley.
Andretta Pottry
A cultural retreat, Andretta is famous for pottery and art workshops. Visitors can try their hands at pottery, shop for beautiful handcrafted pieces, and explore the artistic heritage of the Kangra Valley.
Bir and Billing
Bir Billing, an unforgettable experience set amidst the breathtaking Dhauladhar mountain range in Himachal Pradesh. is recognized as the paragliding hub of India. Since the time this particular adventure sports has come into existence especially in India, Bir Billing has fast become the prime attraction for adventure – seekers from all throughout the world for the same.
Neugal Khad
A fast-flowing stream with a stunning backdrop of the Dhauladhar range, Neugal Khad is a picturesque picnic and nature-spotting location. Enjoy riverside cafes, peaceful vistas, and fresh mountain air.
Wah Tea Estate
This colonial-era tea estate offers guided tours, tea-tasting experiences, and lush landscapes. A must-visit for tea lovers, the estate reflects the colonial charm and deep-rooted tea heritage of Himachal.
Himalayan Aderline
For the thrill-seekers, this adventure hub offers activities like ATV rides, zip-lining, river crossing, and rock climbing. It’s the perfect destination for group fun and outdoor adventure.
Palampur Cooprative Tea Factory
Tashi Jong Monastery, also known as Khampagar Monastery, is like a home to many Tibetans. The complex Tibetan restaurant beside the main shrine. A craft emporium and other Tibetan shops are the main attractions for the visitors. When you come to Palampur, spare time to visit this place.