We will pick you from jalandhar Railway station or from desired place in the morning and drive to Bhagshunag.After reach Hotel we will provide you Breakfast. After you should take rest and will go to Market and Local sightseeing and after Night Party in Hotel stay. ACCOMMODATION CHECK-In Hotel @ 10am (Saturday) & CHECK-OUT @ 10AM in Hotel 1Room Book 3Persons allow.

Meals & Drinks : Breakfast in hotel & Dinner & Party in Hotel

Fly like a bird. The dream comes true. Himachal Pradesh province of India is located at the foot of the mightiest mountain range in the world: the Himalayas. Nearby are exotic traveler’s destinations like McLeod Ganj, where the Dalai Lama is living in exile, or Manali, from where one of the most spectacular roads in the world runs to Ladakh (also known as 'Little Tibet'). Has been the venue for five national and three international hang-gliding rallies since 1984. The site is perfect for para-gliding too. It is located in Kangra Valley in Himachal Pradesh. Flight about 15 - 20 minute. Some sightseeing. And we are Move to Kangra Fort Famous Place in Himachal Pradesh. Kangra Fort: The Kangra Fort is located atop a hill at the confluence of Banganga and Patal Ganga river (also known as the Majhi), in the south western outskirts of the old Kangra town. The fort was built by the founder of Katoch Dynasty, Bhuma Chand and is also known by other names, Nagarkot and Kot Kangra. History Of The Fort: The history of the fort reveals that it attracted numerous eyes that wished to control the region. In those days it was said that the person who holds the Kangra fort will be the one who ruled over Kangra. Accordingly, the king of Kashmir, Shreshta became the first one to conquer the fort in 470 AD. In 1009 AD, Mohammad of Gazni set his eyes on the fort and ransacked it. He took away with him 7 lakh gold coins, 28 tonne utensils mode of gold and silver and 8 tonnes of diamond and pearls. The next two attack on the fort were made by Muhammad Tughlaq (in 1337) and Feroze Shah ( in 1357). A quick period of peace was soon followed by another attack. This one came from Khan Jahan, a commander of Sher Shah Suri in the year 1540. Less than a century later, Jahangir himself occupied the fort in 1620. 1781 saw the fort passing into the hands of Jassa Singh Kanhaya while five years later Maharaja Sansar Chand became its owner.. A devastating earthquake in 1905 caused much damage to the fort. As of today, the fort is the property of the Archaeological Survey of India. Inside the Fort: The fort spreads over a long stretch of land and has high ramparts and walls protecting it. They cover a circuit of around 4 kms. The Darwazas: Darwazas, built by various conquerors, are plenty in this ancient fort. Access to the fort is gained from the Ranjit Singh Darwaza which leads to the Jahangiri Darwaza through theAhni and Amiri Darwazas. The construction of the last two darwaza was done by the first Mughal governor of Kangra, Nawab Alif Khan. From the Jahangiri Darwaza, a path leads to the next darwaza known as the Andheri Darwaza. From this darwaza, the path divides itself into two. The one leading to the left reaches the Darshani Darwaza, which can be described as the gateway to the most interesting part of the fort. The gate is considered one of the oldest structures in the fort and opens up into a spacious courtyard around which a number of chambers are built.

Activities : Hill Stations & Valleys

Meals & Drinks : Breakfast In Hotel