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Nahar Singh Dhaulra

The people of Bilaspur hold strong faith in and worship Baba Nahar Singh. This temple dedicated to him holds his wooden slippers and assumes significant religious importance. The temple also holds town fairs on Tuesdays during the mid May- mid June.

For those interested in Paragliding, Bilaspur should feature somewhere near the top of the list with the area being naturally blessed for the adventure sport. Bilaspur, unlike most popular paragliding sites can offer an amazing 8 hours of flight as well as an ideal landing ground with a lake beside it. Bandla hills are also a popular spot for paragliding.

The Temple of Shri Naina Devi Ji is situated on a hilltop in Bilaspur Distt. Of Himachal Pradesh. Situated at a height of 1219 m above sea level, it was built by Raja Bir Chand in the 8th century. With several folklores going about the temple ever since it was built, the temple is considered very holy by the pilgrims who pay a visit regularly. Naina Devi Temple has a lot of mystical folk tales surrounding it, which attracts various tourists travelling in this region. This temple was constructed on a triangular hillock and is considered one of the 52 Shakti Peeths of Sati. All the major festivals talked about in the Hindu mythology are celebrated at the temple with great vigour, turning it into a melting pot of festivities all around the year. Read More

The Tiun and Sriun Forts are located on two different mountain peaks facing each other. Tiun Fort is located on the Tiun range of hills about 55 kilometres from Bilaspur and is one of the ancient forts in the region. Sriun Fort is located on the eastern side of the Tiun range. What remains today are just the ruins, but the fortifications are still considered to be having immense historical importance. It was built during the reign of Raja Kahn Chand and was the property of descendants of Chanderiwanshi Rajputs of the Chanderi Dynasty. The forts are thus a well-known attraction in Bilaspur. The natural landscape surrounding draws nature lovers and is a preferred picnic location due to its proximity to the town. The Tiun Fort spreads over an area of 14 hectares on the hilltop, and the structure is said to be 10 metres tall. According to researchers, the granary in the fort premises could hold about 3000 kilograms of grain. There were also two water tanks inside the compound. The Sriun Fort is a structure entirely made of stones. Locals believe that the stones from the fort cannot be used to build any other house as it brings bad luck. The location of the forts makes them one of the best sites to view the sunrises and sunsets. Once used as a shield to protect the Chanderiwanshi Rajputs from the enemies, the fascinating ruins in the midst of the mesmerising surroundings must be experienced while exploring Bilaspur. Read More

This is the cave, on the banks of Sutlej River, where the author of the epic Mahabharata-Rishi Vyas stayed in his days of performing penance. It is situated at a height of 610 m and lies on the left bank of Sutlej. The caves also grant the town it's name which was earlier known as Vyaspur.

The Gobind Sagar lake has facilities for countless water sports from Water Skiing, Sailing, Kayaking, Regattas, Motor Boat Racing and more. The motor boats can be hired at a nominal fee. Fishing is also a favorite and popular activity at the lake as it has a wide variety of fishes which include Labeo Dero and Pitutrata. One can also visit the Water Sport Training Center in the upper Nihal area.