Kangra Fort: Beautiful Architecture

  The architecture of Kangra Fort should be called amazing and unique. Yes, the architectural philosophy of this divine-grand enchants tourists. 

  Along with the majestic splendor, this divine-grand fort also has mythological and historical significance. This magnificent fort of Kangra in Himachal Pradesh, India is known for its bird's eye view. 

  Kangra Fort, situated on a peak mountain near Kangra, is a heritage of ancient times. The divinity and grandeur of Kangra Fort, located about 20 km from Dharamshala, is also very visible. 

  This fort is situated on the Vyas river and its foothills. Tourists can also get a panoramic view of the nearby Kangra Fort at the confluence of the Ban Ganga River and the Manjhi River. 

  Kangra Fort is actually located on a steep rock. There is a small but magnificent museum near the entrance of Kangra Fort. The history of Kangra Fort is displayed in this museum. Kangra Fort and the surrounding area is considered religious and spiritual. 

  The famous Jayanti Mata Temple is situated on a magnificent mountain peak near old Kangra. This huge temple was built by Gorkha army general Amar Singh Thapa. Just a few steps away from this fort is the Maharaja Sansar Chandra Katoch Museum. 

  The museum is operated by the royal family of Kangra. According to experts, the Kangra Fort is a witness to its divinity-grandeur as well as aggression, war, skill-might, wealth and development-splendor. 

  This powerful fort also reflects the origin of the Trijata kingdom. According to experts, Kangra Fort is the largest fort and the most ancient fort in the Himalayas.

   The ancientness of this fort is also mentioned in the epic Mahabharata. There is a saying that this fort of Kangra has been very rich financially. Unimaginable wealth was kept in this fort. 

  Due to this immense treasure, this fort was also climbed many times. It is believed that it was offered as a gift to Goddess Brijeshwari Devi situated in the Sampada Fort. This fort of Kangra is spread over about 463 acres.

  This fort of Shivalik hills holds special fame due to its majestic splendor. Surrounded by high walls, this fort has a certain distinction. Baan from this fort also shows the beautiful confluence of the Ganges River and the Majhi River. 

  This huge fort was built by Maharaja Susarma Chandra of the Katoch dynasty. Here the Katoch dynasty ruled. Surrounded by all-round natural beauty, this magnificent fort is highly visible. The lush grasslands of Kangra Fort thrill the tourists.

  All the necessary resources are available for the trip to Kangra Fort. The nearest airport is Gaggal Airport. The distance from Gaggal Airport to Kangra Fort is about 35 kilometers. The nearest railway station is Pathankot Junction. Tourists can also visit Kangra Fort by road.
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