• 2-hour guided tour of Kangra Fort
• Visit at numbers of old places to see various gates and shrines
• Enjoy an exhilarating experience of Jain and Brahmanical temples inside the fort
• Know about the history of Kangra Fort
• Plenty of photo opportunities! Click amazing pictures to cherish a memory of a lifetime

The Kangra Fort is situated on a slope at the convergence of Banganga and Patal Ganga (Majhi) river, in the southwestern fringes of the old Kangra town. This fort was constructed by Katoch Dynasty ruler, Bhuma Chand and the place is also famous by different names like Nagarkot and Kot Kangra. The fort had the remains of the royal residences of Katoch kings which can be seen today at the extreme top of the ridge.

The Fort spreads over a long extent of the area and has high walls and defenses around it. They shelter a track of around 4 km. There are different royal rewarding symbols in respect of victory heroes. Similarly, the construction of entrance or Darwaza was concluded by the first Mughal legislative leader of Kangra, Nawab Alif Khan. The Lakshmi Narayan Temple and the Sitlamata Temple, that remain on the other side of the Darshani Darwaza are the chief fascinations of this fort. But unluckily, the strong tremor of 1905 has brought on much harm to the temples, still both have attractive carvings to delight you.