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Ashapurni Mandir

Ashapurni Mandir is one of the oldest temples in Pathankot, dedicated to Mata Ashapurni, who is considered to be an extremely powerful deity. Kanya Poojas and the annual festival of Navratri are celebrated at the temple with great enthusiasm.

The City Center Mall of Pathankot is a large shopping mall located on Gandhi Chowk. It is the first mall to come up in Pathankot. The mall comprises of many novelty stores and shops, and brands of all kinds find their footprints in this mall. One can find everything from fashion, accessories, beauty and household products in this mall. The mall also has a grand theatre, called Miraj, with comfortable seating and a good sound system. One can book tickets online or offline. There is also a food court that offers a selection of cuisines, from fast food to, South Indian, Chinese, etc. There is also a well-equipped gaming arcade, especially for the tiny tots. One can find high-end stores like Apple, Tanishq, and Domino’s, and it also has some supermarkets where one can get their groceries. Read More

Hydraulic Research Station is a perfect attraction for engineers and engineering enthusiasts, especially those interested in hydraulics and civil engineering. The station has an impressive display of dam models and models of systems used for irrigation. One can make the most of the simulations and the research information readily available at the station.

Kali Mata Ka Mandir is an old temple dedicated to the Goddess, Kali Mata. Devotees flock to the temple in large numbers on Tuesdays, a day considered auspicious and the festival of Navratri. The temple arranges Bhandara every Tuesday for the devotees.

Located in the village of Kathgarh, this temple is renowned for its 6 ft high Shivalinga. The temple is situated at a point of confluence of the Beas and Choch River offering an admiring landscape all around.

Laxmi Narayan Mandir, Pathankot

Dedicated to Lord Vishnu and Goddess Lakshmi, Lakshmi Narayan Mandir is a famous temple in the region. It is one of the largest temples in Pathankot and has the idols of the deity in the main shrine and a large statue of Lord Hanuman in the courtyard. With ample space and greenery all around, the temple is a perfect attraction to quite a troubled soul.

Dedicated to the Goddess of Snakes, the temple is revered for its ability to fulfill wishes.

Situated on the Dalhousie Road in Pathankot, Novelty Mall is one of the top shopping malls in the city. Boasting of big brand outlets and global brands, you can visit here to shop anything from apparel to footwear, home decor, appliances, cosmetics or anything else. There is also a PVR where you can watch the latest Hollywood and Bollywood movies, and a food court where you can satiate your hunger pangs. Besides, it has ample parking space where you can park your vehicles. Read More

Nurpur Fort is a 900 year old fort, popular for its ancient Krishna temple located in the inner sanctum. It was built by Pathania Rajputs and later Shah Jahan named it after his beloved wife Nur Jahan. In the great earthquake in 1905, many parts of it got damaged but even today it stands tall with all its glory.

Ranjit Sagar Dam was built for the irrigation and power generation. Built on River Ravi, it is a stunning work of engineering and the biggest hydroelectric project in Punjab. 60% of the 32 billion cubic metre capacity reservoir formed falls in the Jammu and Kashmir region while the remaining 40% in Pathankot. The power plant has four turbines that generate 600 MW of total electricity.