Himachal Tourist Guide

There is a Regatta on the waters of the Gobindsagar, anglers vie for the largest catch of Trout In the Sangla Valley and para gliders sail the skies at Billing. 

More traditionally, more than two hundred deities converge on Kullu for its unusual Dussehra celebrations. They pay homage to Lord Raghunath while music and colour fill the 'Silver Valley'. Numerous stalls offer a variety of local wares. This is also time when the International Folk Festival is celebrated.

In Spiti, the festival of Gutor is held in the monasteries of Tabo, Ki and Dhankar. Prayers and dances characterise the occasion.

The Jwalamukhi Temple in Kangra, becomes the venue for a major fair. At Killar and Panai (in Chamba's Pangi Valley), the Phool yatra witnesses a remarkable display of neighbourly affection and the Dehant Nag is worshiped.

•  Introduction to Fairs and Festivals of Himachal Pradesh
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•  Febrary
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