Best places to visit in Hoshiarpur 

1.Kamahi Devi Temple

At a distance of 40 kilometers from active Hoshiarpur one finds the peaceful Kamahi Devi Temple. Goddess Kamakshi finds her worship place inside the tranquil village of Beh Nangal at this temple which represents a prominent Hindu divine feminine form. People from all around visit this location today because of its spiritual importance and historical heritage and profound deific connections.

The sacred temple exists locally under the name of Kamakshi Devi Temple while holding important mythological importance. According to local folklore the Pandavas constructed the temple while in exile and thus the place gains its mystical charm from this ancient past. Historical records do not support the theory but local residents and temple visitors preserve this believe through age-old verbal traditions.

2.Sheesh Mahal

Sheesh Mahal sits in the historic center of India and shows the exceptional talent of architects through its shining masterpiece. The landmark appointment happened in 1911 when Lala Hans Raj Jain decided to build this remarkable structure. Known for his admiration of spiritual, cultural and aesthetic elements in life.

The architectural complex known as Sheesh Mahal features extensive uses of glass material across its internal walls and ceilings following the meaning of its official translation as Palace of Glass. Your eyes immediately experience a mystical effect created by octagonal glass pieces reflecting lights across walls while they show you a visual journey into a past time era.

Sheesh Mahal stands out for displaying vivid paintings on its first floor that illustrate the coronation of King George V. These paintings display the preservation of an important historic occasion through vivid coloring and detailed brushwork since the time they were created.

3.Dholbaha

Located within Hoshiarpur district of Punjab exists the historically significant yet less popular village known as Dholbaha. First impressions reveal a peaceful rural community while the village soil actually extends back to the prehistoric era.

The archaeological significance of Dholbaha attracts historians together with archaeologists. Research indicates that this area was among the earliest human settlements in human history spanning multiple thousands of years. Drawn from geological evidence in the area are artifacts that display the existence of an advanced society with cultural depth that prospered in this region before.

Dholbaha acquired historical importance through the discovery of multiple sculptures that exists throughout the village. The archaeological findings belonged to a special category because each sculpture displayed its own unique style which delivered understanding about past regional powers. Experts and academic researchers found deep fascination in the artistic as well as religious symbolism which appeared on these stone artifacts.

An important discovery in Dholbaha includes sculptures which originate from the powerful levels of the Gurjara-Pratihara and Paramara dynasties that actively supported art and architecture during their rule. These dynasties took an essential part in developing both the political aspects and cultural development of India during the early medieval era.

The artistic styles together with their motifs from this time period allow scientists to gain a more comprehensive view of religious beliefs and artistic techniques and sociopolitical conditions from that era. Each recovered piece from the site unearths historic tales through its presentations of divine beings along with symbolic motifs.

4.Citrus Estate

The Govt.’s contemporary rural transformation strategy includes changing farming practices from water and soil resource depleting strategies to expand non-conventional agriculture production of citrus fruits across the state through its Citrus Estate Hoshiarpur. trụctus Estate Hoshiarpur occupies a location The 2 KM’s distance separates it from Hoshiarpur District head quarter in Village Chhauni Kalan which exists on Hoshiarpur-Chandigarh Road (Punjab). On 07/08/2007 the Citrus Estate Hoshiarpur received its registration certificate from the Societies Registration act of 1860 through the Registrar of Societies. The Department of Income Tax awarded Citrus Estate Hoshiarpur with charitable trust status because of its objectives and farmer service provision. Progressive farmers of this area combined efforts to make the Punjab Government understand the need for establishing Citrus Estate in their kinnow cultivation area. The 21-member Executive Committee oversees decision making processes for the achievement of Citrus Estate Hoshiarpur’s established aims and execution of proper decisions. An Assistant Director Horticulture Citrus Estate Hoshiarpur serves as both Chairman-Cum-C.E.O., Citrus Estate at Hoshiarpur and leads the monthly Executive Committee meetings under his chairmanship. Multiple decisions concerning operational efficiency and implement acquisition and past month execution along with future strategic planning are discussed during this meeting to establish future directions based on discussions. The monthly Executive committee decisions will be carried out.

5.Takhni Rehmapur Wildlife Sanctuary

Two names comprise the 382-hectare Takhni-Rehmapur Wildlife Sanctuary where the land belongs equally between them. Wildlife authorities designated this area as a sanctuary in 1999 and it exists within the Shivalik mountain range of the Himalayas. The sanctuary holds diverse mixed deciduous tree cover that supports numerous wildlife species and botanical species with several bird varieties. Deer and five different categories of feline predators along with jackals police the sanctuary grounds which provides a home to numerous deer species as well as jungle cats and wild boar and black-naped hares. The sanctuary is located about 20kms from Hoshairpur city yet forest department approval is needed before anyone can access it. Mongoose, pangolins, snakes, and monitor lizards along with garden lizards can frequently be observed in this sanctuary.