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  • [SL. No.]: N-HP-32
    [Description]: Buddhist Monastery
    [Location]: Tabo
    [Address]:
    [District]: Lahaul & Spiti
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  • [SL. No.]: N-HP-19
    [Description]: Buddhist stupa known as Bhim-ka-Tila
    [Location]: Chaitru
    [Address]:
    [District]: Kangra
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  • [SL. No.]: N-HP-39
    [Description]: Shiva temple
    [Location]: Mangarh
    [Address]:
    [District]: Sirmaur
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  • [SL. No.]: N-HP-36
    [Description]: Panchvaktra Temple
    [Location]: Mandi
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    [District]: Mandi
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  • [SL. No.]: N-HP-14
    [Description]: Katoch Palace
    [Location]: Tira Sujanpur
    [Address]:
    [District]: Hamirpur
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    Katoch Palace
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  • [SL. No.]: N-HP-40
    [Description]: Vice Regal Lodge (Rashtrapati Niwas)
    [Location]: Shimla
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    [District]: Shimla
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    Vice Regal Lodge (Rashtrapati Niwas)
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Himachal Pradesh is located in northwestern India, in the southern foothills of the Himalayas. The state capital is Shimla. The state also had the early summer capital of British India, Dharamsala. To the east, it is bordered by the state of Uttar Pradesh and the Chinese State of Zanda County, to the south by the Haryana and Punjab, to the West and north by the Kashmir, and to the north-east by the Ladakh region, the homeland of China. With an area of more than 55,000 square kilometers and a population of 5.17 million (1991).

Himachal Pradesh, also known as the “mountain state, ” is a popular summer destination for people from all over the world. It was divided between Punjab and Haryana in 1966 and remains in its present form. The winding mountain roads that connect the mountains to the valleys are one of the state’s most attractive sights. In addition, sites listed by the ASI as important national historical sites are popular with tourists. A total of 40 items were compiled with the random tool, detailing several famous sites including Ganesh Temple, Mani Mahesh Temple, Shri Bansi Gopal Temple, Shri Chamunda temple.

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