Nahan — the Gem of Nature

Nahan is a superb town encircled by lavish green woods and snow-topped mountain ranges. It is settled on the Shivalik Hills in Himachal Pradesh. Nahan was established by Raja Karan Prakash in 1621. He began a convention of flying kites on Raksha bandhan celebration, a custom despite everything followed. It is said that a saint lived with a partner named Nahar on the site where the Nahan castle presently stands. "Nahar" signifies 'Don't Kill' and the town presumably takes its name from a chronicled incident, when a king was trying to slaughter a lion and the saint said Nahar, which implied don't execute it. Vacationer Places In And Around Nahan The name of the saint was Baba Banwari Das. With an elevation of 932 m above ocean level, Nahan has fascinating traveler destinations like Suketi Fossil Park, Simbalwara Wildlife Sanctuary, and Renuka Wildlife Park. Nahan has numerous forts, sanctuaries, and lakes.

Renuka Ji Lake is the biggest lake of Himachal Pradesh with an immense limit of 3214 m. A legendary story of Sage Jamdagni and his child Parshurama is identified with this delightful lake. Chaugan, Bikram Bagh, Khadar-Ka-Bagh are the main center points of Nahan's everyday exercises. Neighborhood sanctuaries gurudwaras like Paonta Sahib Gurudwara, blessing shops, the Rosin and Turpentine processing plant are among the other significant attractions of this spot. Arranged at the focal point of Nahan town is Rani Tal, which has an enormous sanctuary and a water lake. Rani Tal has an illustrious legacy, which is otherwise called "Sovereign's lake", and it was a retreat for the regal family that used to run Nahan. As of late, this destination has been changed over into an open outing spot. Ducks and cranes in the Rani Tal Tank and Rani Tal Garden further add to its appeal. The Mall Road is another well known destination for adolescents. Jaitak is probably the most established fort of Nahan, which was built by the Gorkhs pioneer Ranjor Singh Thapa and his adherents. They assaulted the Nahan Fort and built the Jaitak Fort on the head of the Jaitak Hills from a similar material that was gathered from the ruins of the Nahan Fort. Further, strict spots like Jaggannath Temple, Renuka Temple, and Trilokpur Temple are other prominent attractions of Nahan. 

Ranzor Palace and Pakka Talab are the legacy destinations of Nahan. Jamu Peak and Churdhar Trek are positive destinations to visit for trekking and other mountain sports. Step by step instructions to Reach Nahan Travelers planning an outing to Nahan can arrive at the destination by means of air, rail and street. Best Time To Visit Nahan can be visited all round the year. Summer season begins in the period of March and endures till June. Voyagers can investigate Nahan in any event, during the harvest time season, as the climate remains lovely for sightseeing exercises and Trekking. Winters are crisp and chilly. Book Hotels in Nahan and remain amidst nature.