Naggar Village
The ancient seat of the Kullu Kingdom, Naggar is a tranquil heritage village perched high above the Left Bank of the Beas River. Celebrated for its unique architectural fusion of wood and stone, Naggar hosts the magnificent Naggar Castle and the historic home of Russian painter Nicholas Roerich. It is a haven for travelers seeking silence, pine forest walks, and deep engagement with the local history of the valley.
Key Attractions & Spots
Admire the stone and timber architecture of the 15th-century Naggar Castle
Visit the three-tiered wooden Tripura Sundari Temple, built in the traditional pagoda style
Explore the Nicholas Roerich Art Gallery and Museum surrounded by cedar woods
Spiritual & Cultural Heritage
Naggar houses the sacred pagoda-style Tripura Sundari Temple, dedicated to the supreme goddess Tripura Sundari. The village also features other ancient temples like the Gauri Shankar Temple, representing a spiritual nexus for local Himachali deity culture.
Local Position
Naggar, Kullu Valley
Best Season to Visit
Year-round; particularly beautiful during spring blossoms and autumn apple harvests.
How to Reach
Located 20 km from Manali, reachable via the scenic Left Bank road by local taxi or rented two-wheeler (approx. 45 mins).