Naggar (1760m), 25km from Kullu is situated in the north of the valley to the left bank of river Beas. This ancient village is splendid in nature and preserves the rich traditions of the past.

Naggar, the capital of Kullu for over 1500 years has a number of interesting temples surrounding the village. Naggar Castle, the galleries and museums and amicable surroundings invite thousands of tourists every year.

Murlidhar Temple, Thawa
A temple of Murlidhar or Lord Krishna is situated at
a distance of 3km from Naggar amidst lush green jungles and refreshing ambiance.

The temple possesses idols of Krishna, Radha, Laxminarayan, Garuda, Padamsambhav, etc.

Tripura Sundri Temple
This temple is situated at a distance of 1km from Naggar bus stand. The temple is built in pagoda style and contains idols of various gods & goddesses.

Naggar Castle
Naggar Castle was built by Raja Sidha Singh about 500years ago. It was converted into a heritage hotel by Himachal Pradesh Tourism Development Corporation in 1978. There is a museum in the castle and a small Jagatipatt temple in the premises, which contains a slab that is believed to be carried here by bees.