Near by places around Government College Banjar
Government College Banjar, located in Kullu, is a premier institution established in 1993. Affiliated with Himachal Pradesh University Shimla, it offers diverse undergraduate and postgraduate programs across Arts, Science, Commerce, and Computer Applications. The college is supported by a dedicated faculty of 49 members, fostering a robust academic environment.
Kullu, Himachal Pradesh
Attractions & Things to Do near GC Banjar
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Essential Amenities near GC Banjar
airports
~ 50 km
Kullu Manali Airport (Bhuntar)
bus stand
Less than 1 km
Banjar Bus Stand
railway station
~ 110 km
Joginder Nagar Railway Station
nearest hospital
Less than 1 km
Civil Hospital Banjar
Hotels NEAR GC Banjar
Hotel Banjar Heights
The Tirthan View Hotel
Nadar Holiday Home
Shringar View Homestay
Hotel De Grand Banjar
Popular Food Places near GC Banjar
Local dhabas and small eateries around Banjar market
Explore Nearby Attractions
LANDMARKS
Chehni Kothi
Shringa Rishi Temple
RESTAURANTS
The Tirthan View Restaurant
Various local eateries and dhabas in Banjar market
SHOPPING MALLS
Banjar Local Market
RESORTS RECREATION
Sunshine Himalayan Cottages
The Tirthan Valley Resort
Must-Visit Tourist Spots
Tirthan Valley
Adjacent to Banjar
A serene valley known for its natural beauty, trout fishing, and adventure activities, part of the Great Himalayan National Park buffer zone.
Great Himalayan National Park (GHNP)
Entry points like Gushaini are approximately 15-20 km
A UNESCO World Heritage Site renowned for its biodiversity, offering trekking and wildlife observation opportunities.
Chehni Kothi
~ 5-7 km
An ancient tower-temple made of stone and wood, exemplifying traditional Himachali architecture.
Shringa Rishi Temple
~ 1-2 km
An ancient temple dedicated to Rishi Shringa, a revered local deity, with a unique Pagoda-style structure.
Jibhi
~ 10-12 km
A picturesque hamlet often called 'Mini Thailand' of Himachal, known for its scenic beauty, waterfalls, and pine forests.
Serolsar Lake
~ 20-25 km (including trek)
A high-altitude sacred lake surrounded by dense forest, requiring a trek from Jalori Pass.
Jalori Pass
~ 15-20 km
A high mountain pass offering panoramic views of the Dhauladhar and Kinnaur ranges, connecting Tirthan and Seraj valleys.
Kullu Valley
~ 50-60 km
The wider Kullu Valley, famous for its Dussehra festival, numerous temples, and scenic landscapes.
Weekend Getaways
Manali
~ 100-110 km
A popular hill station known for its scenic beauty, adventure sports, and attractions like Hadimba Temple and Old Manali.
Kasol
~ 80-90 km
A vibrant village in Parvati Valley, famous for its cafe culture, scenic beauty, and as a base for treks.
Manikaran Sahib
~ 90-100 km
A significant pilgrimage site for Sikhs and Hindus, known for its hot springs and Gurudwara.
Solang Valley
~ 115-125 km
Popular for adventure activities like paragliding, zorbing, and skiing (in winter), offering stunning mountain views.
Mandi
~ 80-90 km
Often called 'Varanasi of Hills' due to its numerous ancient temples, located on the banks of River Beas.
Rewalsar Lake
~ 90-100 km
A sacred lake for Hindus, Buddhists, and Sikhs, featuring floating islands and various temples and monasteries.
Palampur
~ 150-160 km
Known as the 'Tea Capital of North India,' famous for its lush tea gardens, scenic beauty, and views of the Dhauladhar range.
Barot Valley
~ 110-120 km
A secluded and serene valley known for its hydel project, fishing opportunities, and trekking trails.
Shimla
~ 180-200 km
The capital city of Himachal Pradesh, a popular hill station known for its colonial architecture, The Ridge, and Mall Road.
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