Banjar

Banjar is a town in Kullu locale in the province of Himachal Pradesh, India. Banjar is otherwise called the 'Valley of God'. The Tirthan valley is additionally situated in Banjar. It is arranged at the stature of 1356 meters 4515.48 feet from ocean level. The place lies on the backup way to go to Kullu from Shimla. The primary course is by means of Bilaspur and Mandi. The backup way to go goes from Theog, Aani, Jalori Pass, Banjar and joins the fundamental course at Aut. The Banjar Valley is in the center Himalayan range and going towards east, the pinnacles continuously get taller, at long last offering route to the immense Himalayan range, where tops have statures of 4500 meters or more.

The valley is additionally a passage to The Great Himalayan National Park from its north-eastern side. The town comprises of a great deal of minimal effort tourism places and fills in as a mid year goal. Banjar had a populace of 1262. Guys establish 55% of the populace and females 45%. Banjar has a normal education rate of 84%, higher than the national normal of 59.5%; with 89% of the guys and 78% of females proficient. 8% of the populace is under 6 years old, of which 52% are male and 48% are female.