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Kangra Fort: This archeological site was built by the Katoch Dynasty, tracing its lineage from the epic Mahabharata. The oldest dated fort in India was subjected to countless attacks because of the accumulated wealth. Legend has it that the fort had hidden wells stocked with an  innumerable amount of gold, silver, and pearls. 8 such wells are still unexplored. Withstanding all the attacks, the fort succumbed to an earthquake. Parts of the fort are still under the control of the present Royal family and frequented by prayers at the Goddess Ambika Devi, whose temple remains intact inside the fort.
 48 km from the hotel

Bir Billing:  This tiny village Bir, in Himachal Pradesh known for its pristine beauty. Founded in the early 1960s as a refuge for Tibetans, the village has several Buddhist monasteries and stupas. Travelers from all over the country come for spiritual learnings, ecotourism, and adventure activities. The Bir-Billing area is a popular site for paragliding with the launch site at 8020 ft from sea level. Other escapades of trekking, mountain biking, camping, and hand gliding can also satiate the surge of adrenaline in you. One can also explore the beautiful landscape and captivating Dhauladhar Ranges by traveling on a toy train. Don’t forget to shop for some souvenirs from the Tibetan shops at the Bir road.  
 18 km from the hotel

Tashi Jong Buddhist Monastery: The olde Tashi Jong village is one of the most visited places in Palampur and is only a km away from the hotel. The village is inhabited by Tibetan refugees and the monastery has been the custodian of the Drugpa Kagyu tradition of Buddhism. The monastery is surrounded by beautiful greenswards and presents a stunning view of the Kangra Valley. Along with the temple complex inside the monastery, an emporium is established too for the visitors to shop souvenirs.
 2 km from the resort

Palampur Tea Gardens: The mountainous town of Palampur has vast stretches of lush tea gardens and is known as the tea capital of Northwest India. The tea plantation was introduced in Palampur in the early 19th century and ever since has been producing world-class Kangra Tea. Standing amidst the lush green gardens, admiring the mighty Dhauladhar Ranges, and sipping a hot cup of tea is truly a mesmerizing experience.  Situated at the convergence of hills and plains, Palampur is blessed with a beautiful climate and tourists flock in to enjoy these beautiful tea gardens. 
 10 km from the resort

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