Sirmaur

Are you ready for a breathtaking journey to the land of clouds and mountains? Sirmaur district is a place where nature reveals itself in all its glory. From the greenery that surrounds the district to the magnificent Renuka Lake and the wildlife sanctuary, this place is truly a paradise for nature lovers. And that's not all! The district is also home to the fossil park in Suketi village, which holds 85 million years of history. You can also witness the Giri River, a tributary of the Yamuna River that runs through the district and divides the place into almost two equal parts: Giripar and Giriaar. The district has seven tehsils, and Nahan town serves as the district headquarters. Not only is it a place of natural wonders, but it is also known for its fortresses and palaces, which were built during the time of the Rajput dynasty. The walls of these fortresses still bear the legacy of the Rajputs.

Sirmaur City Guide

Trilokpur, a city in the Sirmaur district renowned for its temples and natural beauty, is home to the Churadhar Peak, which is not easy to get to, but the view of the Himalayas from the peak is worth the effort. Trilokpur is a well-known pilgrimage site, and the temple of the goddess Durga is located in a peaceful environment, full of positive energy, blessed by the supreme goddess. When it comes to festivals, the Beas Fair and Gandhi Mela are celebrated with great enthusiasm. And if you happen to visit during the month of Magh, you can witness the famous Magh Mela, which is celebrated with daily feasts and revelries. Do not miss the chance to experience Sirmaur's Patande, which is similar to a pancake made of wheat flour and jaggery. You can also enjoy the famous halwa and unique pride of Sirmaur, Ainkulu (also known as Askalu). This dish is prepared in a stone pot that is over a decade old, which makes the locals of Sirmaur very proud because they make the dish for the gods. The dish looks enticing and can be relished with ghee and milk. You should try this dish when you visit Sirmaur. So, what are you waiting for? Pack your bags and get ready to explore the breathtaking scenery and natural wonders of the Sirmaur district.

Nearby Attractions:

Churdhar Peak, Jaitak Fort and Jaitak Hills, Suketi Fossil Park, Renuka wildlife sanctuary and mini zoo near the lake, Chanpurdhar Peak at Shillai hills, and Simbalbara National Park.
Haripur Dhar Temple, Temple of Shrigul, Trilokpur Temple, and Gurudwara Patna Sahib.

Best time to visit:

April to June and September to November are suitable for adventurous activities with a clear, pleasant climate.
During the months of July to September, the place has heavy rainfall, so it is advisable to plan your trip except during these months.