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Panota
    Shaib Travel Guide
    
Gurudwara
      paonta Sahib : This is site was Guru govinda Singh's home for ever
      four years and it was here that the he wrote the Dasam Granth within its
      precints are the Sri Tab Asthan where he disbursed salaries and the Sri
      Daster Asthan were he judged the turban-tying competitions. At the Kavi
      Darbar Asthan, poetic symposia were held. There is also a memorial to
      Kalpa Rishi and a museum that display pens of the Guru weapons of the
      time. 
Yamuna temple : This ancient shrine is immediately
      below the gurudwara and is didicated to the goddess Yamuna. 
Gurudwara
      tigarh Sahib (22km): This is built on the hilok from where Guru Govind
      Singh shot arrows at the enemy. 
Gurudwara Bhangani
      Sahib(23km) : This is commemorates Guru Govind Singh first battle when
      the defected Raja fateh Sahib and his allies. 
Shiva temple,
      patlian (4.5km) : Surrounded by fields and sal trees, the linga in
      this templw is supposed to be steadily increasing in size.
      Shrine of Baba Gasrib Nath (8km) : Located in a Sal forest and with an
      excellent view of the area, the shrine is revered by childless women.
      
Ram temple : Within paonta Sahib and also known as the
      Mandir Shri Dei Ji Sahiba this is located near the Yamuna bridge with
      exquisite marble work, this was built in 1889 in memory of Raja Pratap
      Chand of kangra by his wife who originally belonged to Simour. The Krpal
      Dass gurudwara is just past the temple. 
Gurudwara Shegarh
      Sahib (12km) : At this spot Guru govinda Singh beheaded a dangerous
      man eating tier with a single swipe of this sword.
      Simbalwara Wildlife Sanctuary : 12km off the main Paonta Sahib Nahan
      road, this is known for a variety of bird life. Sirmour (16km) Here are
      the remains of the ols capital of the princely state of sirmour. The town
      is said to have been destroyed by flood in the 11th century, when it is
      cursed buy a dancing girl. 
Nagnauna Temple (16km) : Built
      in a hollow bear the village of Puruwalia this temple is closely allied
      with the legand of Sirmour's erstwhile rulling house. 
Fossil
      Park, Sakeit (60km) : This was the site of the largest fossil find in
      the Siwalik hills. The park has a museum and life-size models of the
      animals that once roamed theses tracts. 
Katasan Devi Temple
      (30km) : Also known as Uttam Wala Bara Ban, this is on the Paonta
      Sahib-Nahan road. The Shrine is recurred bu local people on .At this spot
      the forces of sirmour defeated the marauding armies of Ghulam Qadir Khan
      rohiolla. 
Nahan (45km) : Built in a series of
      interlocking circles this charming town was founded by Raja Karan Prakash
      of Sirmour in 1621. It has numerous pleasing walks several temples a
      gurudwara and interesting architecture including many old places. 
Balasundari
      Temple, Trilokpur (63km): Legend has it that the Devi's pindi appeared
      in the bag of slot brought by a local trader. The temple built by Raja
      Deep Prakash of Sirmour in 1573. Close by its recently Built Shiv Temple.
      Adventur and fishing The most popular trek in the areas is to the 3,647 m
      high Choordhar- which poetically translate as the mountain of the silver
      bangles' Fishing is possible on the Giri and Yamuna rivers and Yamuna
      rivers near Paonta Sahib. 
    
    
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