Hamirpur

Hamirpur is a town and the central command of Hamirpur locale in the Himalayan territory of Himachal Pradesh, India. Hamirpur is situated in a moderately colder locale in western Himachal Pradesh with a lower elevation when contrasted with alternate areas of the state. Sujanpura Tila in Hamirpur is a well known recorded and religious focus. Amid the mid nineteenth century, the place was home to the acclaimed Raja Sansar Chand - a prestigious supporter of the Kangra School of small works of art. There are numerous holy places in Sujanpura Tila assumed name Murli Manohar Temple, Narbadeshwar Temple and Gauri Shankar Temple.

Another major attraction in Hamirpur is the well known Deotsidh sanctuary. It is a devout altar which is thronged by voyagers from all over India to visit Baba Balak Nath. Amid Navratras, there is a nonstop stream of guests touching base here to get gifts of the Baba; Himachal Pradesh tourism makes the important game plans for their stay in rose provinces. In transit Deotsidh, one can appreciate the satisfying sights of Bhakra Dam and of Shri Naina Devi sanctuary complex.