The glimpse of miraculous mountains is enough to ignite the passion in the heart of a traveller. Himachal Pradesh is one such destination, the thought of which is enough to fuel the desires of a traveller. The vistas of nature gifted to this amazing land are countless and marvellous. The grandeur of hill stations in Himachal Pradesh need no words. Hamirpur is the well-known wonder of Himachal Pradesh, visited by thousands of tourists every year.
The town is located in the warmer area of the state and is perched at a lower elevation yet it is surrounded by the mesmerizing lush pine forest. This unseen hamlet was carved out of the Kangra district in 1972. The place has an average elevation of 738 m. Hamirpur is the smallest district in Himachal Pradesh, spread across an area of 1,118 sq. km. This beautiful district shares its borders with Mandi to the east, Bilaspur to the south, Una to the west and Khangra to the north.
The district of Hamirpur is situated closer to the plains. Therefore it experiences less chilly winters. The summer months from April to September here are hot and the temperature swings between 22 to 38 degree Celsius. The winter months from October to March are cold but pleasant. The hill station can probably experience moderate snowfall.
The town is quite popular due to its proximity to other popular hill stations. Therefore travelling to Hamirpur is not an issue. One can comfortably get here and enjoy this versatile hill station.
The aura of this exhilarating town lies in its tranquil environ and spiritual vibes. There are many amazing places to content your lost heart and seek peace in this astounding town. Hidden amidst the pine forest, Hamirpur has no dearth of evergreen beauty.
This ancient temple is the pride of the town. The cave temple of Baba Balak Nath is immensely popular among pilgrims who visit here throughout the year in large numbers. Navratras here is the busiest part of the year as devotees throng the temple to seek the blessings of Baba.
It is an important historic and religious centre for Hamirpur. Situated at a distance of 22 km from Hamirpur and close to the border of Kangra, this place was the capital of Katoch Dynasty. Visit this amazing destination to witness the great architecture, paintings and history. As the place is situated on the bank of River Beas, thus making the destination apt for angling, trekking and river rafting.
