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My native village is situated in the Kangra district of Himachal Pradesh and due to this reason, I visit here often. Mostly, I carry with me my camera. If the camera is not taken then I have my mobile camera as a backup. In this video presentation, you can find a glimpse of life in and around Kangra. From small hills to high Dhauladhar peaks, there are many unique places to visit in Kangra district like Forts, Monasteries, ancient temples, Kangra Toy Train. Everyone knows about the world-famous paragliding site Bir-Billing and Masroor Rock Temples which is also situated in Kangra (district). I invite people to visit this place and enjoy its beauty and peace. However, those who can't come can enjoy this high definition video presentation. This video will help you to understand the lifestyle of people of Kangra and how geographical versatile it is. This video also reflects my journeys and interacts with peoples of Kangra.  Video Presentation of Kangra District - 

Himachal is an amazing state with a lot of amazing things to watch. There are many things present in different parts of the Himachal to discover. Not only Himachal has so many beautiful locations but it also holds many spiritually awakening experiences to the masses . There are many temples and spiritual places in Himachal which have the ability of making people feel that there exist in some great power of a universe. Therefore I have chosen to bring these beautiful and strange things from Himachal to the masses. First of this series is floating stone present at the Khuda Baba temple, Bhadhol (20 KM from Teh. Baijnath in Kangra district of Himachal Prades). This stone which weighs around approximately 5 kg is floating in water from past many years. This stone is believed to be brought here by a devotee from Rameshwaram and is also believed to one of the many stones which were used to construct the stone bridge between India and Sri Lanka by the vanarsena of Sri Ram to bring back Sita ...

Kangra Fort has great relevance in the history of the Kangra district and Katoch kingdom. This fort is situated just few kilometers from the present Kangra city. This fort has always remained pride for the people of Kangra. Situated over large area, this fort offers a great location to visit. This fort is situated at the top of a hill and besides a small river. Presently this fort is under renovation and taken over by the Government of India. People are required to pay Indian five rupees per person for visiting this fort. This fort contains many gardens, historical gates, temple and old monuments. This fort is worth visiting and is situated on main Kangra-Pathankot national highway. A small link road is available to visit this fort. Adjacent to this fort also situated a historical Jain temple and it is also visited by many Jain devotees every year. Temple of Goddess Ambika holds a great significance to the people katoch caste as it is temple of their Kul Devi. However due to years of n...