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Echor Recommended- Narkanda Sightseeing
Tani Jubbar Lake
Famous for the ‘Nag Devta’ temple, where the locals offer prayers to the serpent god. It is a small artificially water fed oval-shaped, shallow mass of water that is more of a pond than a lake
Hatu Mandir
Made in typical Himachali architecture with alternate bands of wood and stone this temple has exquisite woodcarvings all around it. Carvings depict scenes from Indian epics Ramayana and Mahabharata. Legend is that the stone image inside the temple belongs to Draupadi as the temple is supposed to be at the exact spot where she fell and died while the Pandavas were on their way to the heaven.
Hatu Peak
Hatu peak is the second highest peak in Shimla district of Himachal Pradesh, India. It is located at an elevation of 3400 m (11,152 ft) above sea level. The peak is surrounded by dense forest of conifers, oaks and maples. Hatu Peak is uninhabited
Kotgarh Church
Church Missionary Society from London established St Mary’s Church here, way back in 1872, when Kotgarh was a part of the Punjab province. It is a quaint little church in yellow surrounded by hills and winding roads leading to it. You can see a hint of gothic architecture even in the simplest possible exteriors of the church.
Stokes Farm
Stokes Farm, located in Thanedar, 14 kms from Narkanda is home to Stokes Farm, that was started in 1916 by Samuel ‘Satyanand’ Stokes, an American who came to India with the initial intention of working with leprosy patients.
Activities to do
To enjoy skiing, plan to visit Narkanda in winters for a fantastic and adventurous experience.
(15th Dec to 15th March)
Chitkul
Kalpa
Rampur
Tabo
Spiti
Naldhera
The airport and railway station closest to Narkanda is in Shimla. You can also drive down in your own vehicle or cab to this destination as it is well-connected with all major cities surrounding Himachal
