Where is paonta sahib gurudwara

Things to Do in Paonta Sahib. Gurudwara Paonta Sahib. Visit website. What people are saying. Jan It was a very peaceful experience to Mind and Soul. Nov Full view. All photos Top ways to experience Gurudwara Paonta Sahib.

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With its proximity to the river Yamuna, the whole area presents a picturesque sight. Museum : In Paonta Sahib, a museum having personal accessories of guru Gobind Singh ji is on display. Followers of sikh religion must visit this museum after visiting Gurudwara. One can see pens and weapons used by Guru Gobind Singh ji here. It has a quiet park, a swimming pool and a tourist bungalow.

An artificial lake formed after the construction of a diversion dam on river Yamuna is a good place to spend leisure time. Relish fruits and jams at Dhaula Kuan On way to Paonta Sahib, 20 km from Nahan, Dhaula Kuan is known for its juicy orchards of citrus fruits and mangoes. At a factory outlet here, freshly packed juices, jams, pickles and canned fruits attract ready buyers.

At a little distance is the Kastasan Devi temple, built to commemorate an old battle victory by a former ruler of Nahan. Renuka Fair: The town of Renuka, situated 50 Km from Paonta Sahib observes a religious fair which includes cultural programmes organized during the evenings. With exquisite marble work built in in the memory of Raja Partap Chand of Kangra by his wife who originally belonged to Sirmour. The Kirpal Dass Gurudwara is just part of the temple.

The town is said to have been destroyed by flood in the 11th century, when it was cursed by a dancing girl. The Shrine is revered by local people. It has numerous pleasing walks, several temples, a gurudwara and interesting architecture. The park has a museum and life size models of animals that once roamed these tracts.