DHARAMSHALA
NAME - KAMINI
I.D - 676738
CLASS - DCA-DTP (SEC A)
SESSION - 2021-2022
Submitted To:- Submitted By:-
Nisha Kumari Kamini
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
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We are extremely greateful and remain indebted in our guide. Mrs. Nisha Kumari for being source of
inspiration and for her constant support in the Design, Implementation and Evaluation of the project.
I deem it is my personal duty to thanks all those who proved indispensable in the completion of my
project . I express mine gratitude to my esteemed guide . I would also like to put on record our MD Sir "
Subhash Verma " for giving me valuable and competent guidance in accomplishment of my work.
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Finally I am thankful to mine friends and all those to helped me in completing the project for the support and
co-opration.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
I would like to express my special thanks of gratitude Mrs. Nisha Kumari who gave me the golden
opportunity to do this wonderful project on the topic “HISTORICAL PLACES IN HIMACHAL
PRADESH” which also helped me in doing a lot of Research and i came to know about so many new things
I am really thankful to them.
Secondly I would also like to thank my parents and friends who helped me a lot in finalizing this project
within the limited time frame.
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TECHNOLOGY USED
TECHNOLOGY USED:
Language used : HTML
User Interface Design : HTML
Web Browser: Mozila,Goolge,Internet
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HISTORICAL PLACES IN HIMACHAL
PRADESH
HIMACHAL PRADESH
Himachal Pradesh region was called 'Deva Bhoomi'. Himachal Pradesh is famous for its
Himalayan landscapes and popular hill-stations. Many outdoor activities such as rock climbing,
mountain biking, paragliding, ice-skating, and heli-skiing are popular tourist attractions in Himachal
Pradesh. Shimla, the state capital, is very popular among tourists.
Himachal Pradesh became a union territory on 1 November 1956. On 18 December 1970, the State
of Himachal Pradesh Act was passed by Parliament, and the new state came into being on25
January 1971. Himachal became the 18th state of the Indian Union with Dr. Yashwant Singh
Parmar as its first chief minister.Himachal Pradesh today is one of the most important tourist
destinations in India. The high hills of Himalayas welcome the trekkers from all over the world.
GEOGRAPHY OF HIMACHAL PRADESH
It is situated in Uttaranchal on the southeast, Punjab on the west, China on the east, Haryana on
the southwest, and Jammu and Kashmir on North of Himachal Pradesh. It extends from the
latitudes 30 22’40” North to 33 12’40” North and longitudes 75 45' 55" East to 79 04' 20" East. The
entire region of Himachal Pradesh is hilly with the altitude ranging from 350 meters to 7000 meters
above sea level. The altitude increases from west to east and from south to north. Geographically,
Himachal Pradesh can be divided into 'three distinct regions, the Shivalik or outer Himalayas,
middle Himalayas or inner Himalayas, and greater Himalayas or the alpine zone.
DISTRICT OF HIMACHAL PRADESH
Himachal Pradesh has12 districts: Bilaspur,Chamba, Hamirpur, Kangra, Kinnaur, Kullu,Lahaul-
Spiti, Mandi, Shimla, Sirmaur, Solan and Una.
RIVERS OF HIMACHAL PRADESH
The main Rivers in Himachal Pradesh are - Chenab, the Ravi, the Beas, the Sutlej and the
Yamuna. These perennial rivers are fed by snow and rainfall and are protected by a fairly extensive
cover of natural vegetation.
ARTS & CULTURE OF HIMACHAL PRADESH
Himachal dance forms are varied and some are quite complicated. These dances are an
inseparable part of tribal life, which reflects the great perseverance and good humour of the
human beings in the face of poverty and death. No festivity here is completed without dancing.
The dance forms like Dulshol, Dharveshi, Drodi, Dev Naritya, Rakshas Nritya,Dangi, Lasa, Nati and
Nagas are danced all over the state and provide a welcome break in the monotony of life. The
Himachalis in general have a highly developed sense of art, which is expressed in their objects of
daily use. Their metal ware including attractive utensils, ritualistic vessels, idols and silver jewellery;
the unglazed earthenware of Kangra; embroidered shawls and other garments which portray both
classical and simple folk styles and designs; and traditional jewellery for almost all conceivable
uses, are some of their popular crafts. Weaving of wool is a major cottage industry in itself.
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<th > <a href="D:\MonikaProject\Monika\monikachamba.html"><font size=5> <u>Chamba</a></font>
<th > <a href="D:\MonikaProject\Monika\monikasirmour.html"><font size=5><u>Sirmour</a></font>
<th > <a href="D:\MonikaProject\Monika\monikakinnaur.html"><font size=5><u> Kinnaur</a></font>
<th > <a href="D:\MonikaProject\Monika\monikasolan.html"><font size=5><u> Solan </a></font>
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<font color=black size=7 face="Harlow Solid"><b><u><marquee direction=right>Himachal
Pradesh:</marquee></b></u></font><br><br>
<font color=blue size=4 face="Times New Roman">Himachal Pradesh is a northernIndian stateinthe Himalayas. It's
home to scenic mountain towns and resorts such as Dalhousie. Host to the Dalai Lama, Himachal Pradesh has a strong
Tibetan presence. This is reflected in its Buddhist temples and monasteries, as well as its vibrant Tibetan New Year
celebrations. The region is also well known for its trekking, climbing and skling areas.</font><br><br>
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<tr><td><font color=black size=6 face="Harlow Solid"><b><u><marquee behaviour=slide direction=right>Historical
Places of Himachal Pradesh:-</marquee></u></b></font><td></tr></table><br><br>
<font color=blue size=4 face="Times New Roman">Himachal Pradesh aka Dev Bhoomi is often synonymized with
magnificent natural beauty, forests that brims with exotic animals,and a fantasy world of snow. But apart from this,
Himachal Pradesh is also famous to host precious ruins. Historical places in Himachal Pradesh not only take you back
several centuries but also create an element of surprise to completely awe-struck you. All these historical places are a
must-visit for history buffs as well as adventure enthusiasts. From Hindu ancient temples to tranquil monasteries
everything seems to be surreal. So,if you are interested to explore these wondrous monuments and heritage sites, then
keep on scrolling and plan your trip accordingly!<br><br>
<font color=black size=6 face="Harlow Solid"><b><u><marquee behaviour=slide direction=right>Various Historical
Places In Himachal Pradesh</marquee></u></b></font><br><br>
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<font color=black size=6 face="Harlow Solid"><li><b><u>lahaul and Spiti</font><br>
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<font color=red size=5 face="Times New Roman">
<li>Tabo Caves<br>
<li>Giu Mummy</font></ul></li><br>
<font color=black size=6 face="Harlow Solid"><li>Chamba</font><br>
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<font color=red size=5 face="Times New Roman"><li>Bhuri Singh Museum
<li>Rang Mahal</font></ul></li><br>
<font color=black size=6 face="Harlow Solid"><li>Sirmour</font><br>
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<font color=red size=5 face="Times New Roman"><li>Jaitak Fort
<li>Shivalik Fossil Park</font></ul></li><br>
<font color=black size=6 face="Harlow Solid"><li> Kinnaur</font><br>
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<font color=red size=5 face="Times New Roman"><li>Kamru Fort
<li> Kalpa</font></ul></li><br>
<font color=black size=6 face="Harlow Solid"><li>Solan</font><br>
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<font color=red size=5 face="Times New Roman"><li> Bon Monastery
<li> Mohan Shakti National Park</font></ul></li><br>
LAHAUL AND SPITI HISTORICAL PLACES PAGE
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<font color=blue size=4 face="Times New Roman"><b>The district of Lahaul-Spiti is a cold desert area as it hardly gets any rain.
So places to visit in Lahaul-Spiti have a unique terrain that is exciting and adventurous. Mountain ranges here are bare, bereft of
any vegetation. As you drive up and down the Trans-Himalayan range,yousee the region’s stunning landscape.Snow is a
common feature here and some peaks never let it go,no matter what season it is.</b></font><br><br>
<font color=Black size=7 face="Forte"><b><u><marquee behaviour=slide direction=right>Tabo
Caves</marquee></u></b></font><br><br>
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<font color=blue size=4 face="Times New Roman"><b>On the hill facing Tabo village, one can see a series of caves with
colourful Buddhist flags fluttering outside. At first, it is difficult to make out whether these are natural or man-made caves. Some
of these caves are even multi-storeyed. Incidentally, onr of the caves up there is also a part of Tabo Monastery comples that is
now under the Archaeological Survey of India (ASI). A flight of steps take you to this cave on the hill that has a small temple and
a hall like chamber where prayers and other rituals were performed. A small kitchen attached to this mud caves is where monks
used to cook their food. Other caves are difficult to reach as you the walk is tedious up the hill. You can easily spot that these
caves must have been inhabited at some point in time.Locals told us that evidence of smoke and food has been found inside these
caves. From these caves,you get a lovely panoramic view to Tabo village and its mud monastery with the Spiti River and the
towering mountains forming the backdrop. I wish there were some efforts taken to preserve these ancient caves.
<font color=Black size=7 face="Forte"><b><u><marquee behaviour=slide direction=right>Giu
Mummy</marquee></u></b></font><br><br>
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<font color=blue size=4 face="Times New Roman"><b>This is a beautiful isolated village with no nearby villages. What makes
this place famous and unique is the installation of over 500–years-old mummy of a Buddhist Monk. The mummy is being kept
inside the glass in a room which is located on the outskirts of the village at a small hillock.
The mummy looks so real –nails, hair and teeth that it gives an impression of a living being. This place is no less than a wonder to
witness how a human body has been preserved for so many years without any sign of decay or use of chemicals.
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CHAMBA HISTORICAL PLACES PAGE CODE
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<font color=Black size=7 face="Forte"><b><u><marquee behaviour=slide direction=right>Bhuri Singh
Museum</marquee></u></b></font><br><br><br>
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<font color=blue size=4 face="Times New Roman"><b>Bhuri Singh Museum is situated in the heart of Chamba town. It
was
founded in 1908 to collect and preserve the scattered cultural heritage of Chamba State. Raja Bhuri Singh, the then ruler
of erstwhile Chamba state, had gifted his inherited art collection and Dr. J. Ph. Vogel imparted his invaluable services
for setting up this Museum. The art objects displayed in the Museum were related to art, craft and cultural history of the
Chamba State and stand as an eloquent testimony to the life of past and have their value in the assessment of art and
culture of this region. Museum possesses more than 8500 antiquities and art objects related to Art, Archaeology, Craft
and
Cultural Anthropology. Being a regional museum, more emphasis has been given to the Art, Cultural and History of
Chamba
region.</b></font><br><br><br>
<font color=Black size=7 face="Forte"><b><u><marquee behaviour=slide direction=right>Rang
Mahal</marquee></u></b></font><br><br><br>
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Rang Mahal, Chamba
Founded by Raja Umed Singh in the 18th century, the Rang Mahal showcases a perfect blend of British and
Mughal architecture. It's one of the largest monuments, which is located in Chamba. It's a striking building designed
with
high fort-like walls and the architecture has an unparalleled combination of British and Mughal styles. During that time,
the monument of the western part was used as a royal treasury and the southern part of the monument was later built
by the
Raj Sri Singh in the year 1860.
Later on, many changes were done to the historical building when the State Handicrafts
Department took control of it. Moreover, some of the historical artifacts are preserved in the Bhuri Singh Museum of
Chamba, where travelers can find plenty of beautiful paintings on the wall.
HistoryAs legend goes, Kind Umed Singh made this
palace but later Raj Sri Singh- the king of same dynasty repaired the Rang Mahal. The main aim behind repairing this
palace
was not only for King's accommodation but also to have a warehouse for royal grain and treasure.
Over the years, the Rang
Mahal has become a government property and handicrafts department use this palace as the workshop for shoe,
slippers, and
the rest. All the things that were in the palace has now been taken out and kept in different museums all across the
India.
The wall paintings that beautify Rang Mahal are breathtaking, representing one of the most encompassing hill
collections.
These paintings follow the stories of Lord Krishna.
Rang Mahal 'A Himachal Emporium'This monument has now become a Himachal
Emporium, which is popular as a famous shopping destination for beautiful hand-made goods. The emporium offers
embroidery
work by local women. The place is popular for its unique embroidery work on silky fabrics.</b></font>
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SIRMOUR HISTORICAL PLACES PAGE CODE
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<img src="D:\MonikaProject\Monika\projectpic\1620370_583687055072930_6518725755827642268_n.jpg" width=600
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<font color=Black size=7 face="Forte"><b><u><marquee behaviour=slide direction=right>Jaitak
Fort</marquee></u></b></font><br><br>
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<font color=blue size=4 face="Times New Roman"><b>Jaitak Fort, situated in the Jaitak Hills, is believed to have been built
using the material recovered from the destroyed Nahan Fort. The Jaitak Fort was built by the Gurkha leader, Ranjor Singh
Thapa, and his brave men in 1810, after attacking and ransacking the Nahan Fort and Palace.
It was here that the most
important battle was fought between the British forces and the Gurkhas. From the Gurkhas, Kaji Amar Singh Thapa led
the Kingdom of Nepal's Army. The battle fought between 26 December 1814 to 15 May 1815.[2] As a result, the Nepali Army
defeated the British and Sirmour joint army under the leadership of Amar Singh Thapa. 600 soldiers were reported to die in
this war.
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<font color=Black size=7 face="Forte"><b><u><marquee behaviour=slide direction=right>Shivalik Fossil
Park</marquee></u></b></font><br><br>
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Shivalik Fossil Park, also known as the Suketi Fossil Park , is a notified National Geo-heritage Monument fossil park in
the Sirmaur district in the Indian state of Himachal Pradesh. It has a collection of prehistoric vertebrate fossils and
skeletons recovered from the upper and middle Siwaliks geological formations of sandstones and clay at Suketi. The park has
a display of the fossil finds and an open-air exhibition of six life-sized fiberglass models of extinct mammals in a
recreation of the Sivalik Hills environment of the Plio-Pleistocene era (circa 2.5 million years). A museum, within the
precincts of the park curated and exhibits the fossils. Shivalik is Asia's biggest fossil park. The exhibits in the park
are used to generate scientific interest among the public, and facilitate special international studies by visiting
research scholars from all over the world.
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KINNAUR HISTORICAL PLACES PAGE CODE
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<img src="D:\MonikaProject\Monika\projectpic\Kalpa.jpeg" width=600 height=400 align=center><br><br>
<font color=Black size=7 face="Forte"><b><u><marquee behaviour=slide direction=right>Kamru
Fort</marquee></u></b></font><br><br>
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<font color=blue size=4 face="Times New Roman"><b>Kamru Fort, Sangla
The ever stunning Kamru Fort stands at an altitude of
2600 meters above sea level and is only 2 km from the beautiful Sangla Valley. The fort is set at a picturesque location
and offers tourists beautiful views of the Sangla valley, streams, apple gardens and many more. The entry to the fort is
through a series of gates and at the main gate, a stunning image of Lord Buddha is kept to greet the guests. The Kamru Fort
is a popular tourist attraction in the region, which is visited by a large number of tourists every day.
HighlightsThe Kamru
Fort has a graceful wooden balcony and at the top of the building is an idol of Kamakhya Devi (Kamakshi Devi), which is
worth seeing. The idol is believed to have been brought from Guwahati and is of great importance for the people of Sangla
village. There is also a Badrinath Temple in the Kamru Fort, which dates back to the 15th century and serves as the venue
of a fair, held once every three years in the honor of the deity. In the procession that takes place at the time of fair,
the idol of the deity is taken to Gangotri, the origin of the River Ganges.
This stunning fort is enveloped by snow capped
mountains, dense forests, and lush green fields and is adorned with beautiful wooden carvings. Kamru is shaped like a tower
and is made up of five storeys that rest on a 55 square feet stone platform. The architecture of Kamru Fort is remarkable
making it one of the must visit destinations in Sangla, Himachal Pradesh.
Other FactsThe Kamru Fort contains an elegant
timber terrace, which is marvelously decorated by timber carvings. Its structural design is noteworthy and should
definitely be seen during your trip to Sangla, which is well-connected through road to other major cities of Himachal
Pradesh.<br><br>
<font color=Black size=7 face="Forte"><b><u><marquee behaviour=slide direction=right>Kalpa
</marquee></u></b></font><br><br>
<img src="D:\MonikaProject\Monika\projectpic\Kalpa, Himachal Pradesh _ Nepal.jpeg" width=600 height=400
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<font color=blue size=4 face="Times New Roman"><b>Kalpa is a village with a history of ancient temples. The Sutlej
River below runs through deep gorges, and the winding mountain road is bordered by chilgoza forests. The serenity of this
sleepy hamlet was not often visited by foreigners until recently, but there are still relatively few visitors. There are
now more than five places to stay in Kalpa and more below in Reckong Peo where travelers must stop to get their inner line
permits to continue upwards to the Spiti Valley, which is a small ancient part of what used to be Tibet. Also visible from
here is the sacred Shivling rock on the Kailash mountain that changes its color at different points in the day.
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SOLAN HISTORICAL PLACES PAGE CODE
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<font color=Black size=7 face="Forte"><b><u><marquee behaviour=slide direction=right>Bon
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monastery in Solan is the second oldest Bon monastery in the world. The monastery is highly revered by the people of the
Bon community. The Bon community is even older than the Buddhist community though the principles are the same. Perched on a
hill top, the Bon monastery offers picturesque views of the town and snow-capped mountains.
The monastery is a grand
spectacle, boasting manicured gardens and an impressive statue of Tonpa Shenrab Miwoche. The monastery was founded in 1969
by the Abbopt Lungtog Tenpai Nyima. The chief of the monastery is Menri Trizin. People participate in religious ceremonies
and it is also a ritual to walk in a clockwise direction around the monastery.<br><br>
<font color=Black size=7 face="Forte"><b><u><marquee behaviour=slide direction=right>Mohan Shakti National Heritage
Park</marquee></u></b></font><br><br>
<img src="D:\MonikaProject\Monika\projectpic\Panaromic_view_of_Mohan_Shakti_Heritage_Park.jpg" width=600 height=400
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<font color=blue size=4 face="Times New Roman"><b>Mohan Shakti National Heritage Park, also referred to as the Solan
Heritage Park, is a modern-era Indian heritage complex in Harat, near Solan, Himachal Pradesh, India.[1] It is about 40
kilometers south of Shimla, about 15 kilometers north of Solan, and 85 kilometers northeast of Chandigarh. Spread over 40
acres of land, it was founded by Kapil Mohan – a retired Brigadier General of the Indian Army, a Padma Shree awardee of
India and an heir to the liquor-manufacturing family business Mohan Meakin Limited of Solan and Ghaziabad.[2][3] The site
is about 10 kilometers from the Solan "Old Monk" brewery operations of Mohan Meakin.[1] The heritage complex costs around
Rs 100 crore to build.[4]
It is set on a hillside with a view of Himachal valley and the foothills of the Himalayas. The
complex includes an expansive garden and park with a large Hindu temple at the top. The temple has two large "Om" symbols
in the front, and Surya in a seven-horse chariot on the top. The temple features artwork of Hindu legends from the Vedas,
the Ramayana and the Mahabharata. Motifs of Indian culture such as elephant, lion, tiger, peacock and river dolphin statues
also dot the heritage park. The site includes life-size statues of famed Vedic rishis along with Hindu mythical figures and
deities.[2][5]
The park was inaugurated by Atal Bihari Vajpayee on Dec 01, 2002.[4]
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