Bangana Lathian Piplu :

                                     This area falls on the Una Barsar-Hamirpur road. Piplu is situated on the top of Sola Singh Dhar from where the view of Gobind-Sagar is fascinating. This area can attract tourist during winter season especially, when they propose to visit other religious places like Jogi Ponga and Naina Deviji.

Sheetla Devi 

Temple, Una


                     Sheetla Devi Temple is a noted religious site located in the village of Dharamshala Mahantan in the Una District. Devoted to the Hindu Goddess Sheetla Devi, an incarnation of the Hindu Goddess Durga, this temple is visited by numerous devotees every day. Situated in proximity to the Chintpurni Devi Temple in Bharwain, this temple is approachable easily from the railway station of Una via roadways

DERA BABA SHRI SHRI 1008 RUDRA NAND JI MAHARAJ, VILL NARI, HIMACHAL PRADESH, INDIA HP (VILLAGE NARI ) 

ANCIENT WORSHIP PLACE WHERE HOLY DHUNA(AGNI) IS PERFORMED SINCE DECADES. THOUSANDS OF DEVOTEES VISIT THE PLACE EVERY YEAR. LANGAR IS DISTRIBUTED THOUGHTOUT THE YEAR 24x7. SANSKRIT VIDYAPITH IS ALSO ORGANISED BY THE DERA. IT IS A PLACE OF HOLY BELIEF. PEOPLE NOW HAVE STARTED COMMERCIAL ACTIVITIES AROUND THE AREA, WHICH WAS NOT ALLOWED BY THE SHRI SHRI RUDRA NAND JI MAHARAJ. AS PER MAHARAJ JI DEVOTEES SHOULD STAY AND ENJOY LANGAR INSIDE THE PREMISES OF THE TEMPLE.

Gurudwara of Dera Baba Bharbhag Singh, Una

                      Gurudwara of Dera Baba Bharbhag Singh, locally known as the Gurudwara Manji Sahib, is a popular religious site located at a distance of around 40 km from Una. Located on top of the hill and surrounded with beautiful eucalyptus trees, this place offers to mesmerise visitors. A well-known saint, Baba Bharbhag Singh founded this shrine and dedicated it to Baba Gurbarbhag Singh, the son of Baba Ram Singh, a renowned social reformer and religious leader.Every year, a festival called Baba Bharbhag Singh Mela or the Hola Mohalla Fair, is organised here between February and March. Baba Bharbhag Singh was popular among local people for his magical powers. During this 10 days long fair, numerous patients suffering from mental sickness come here to get cured by the priests, who are called ‘Masands’. Also, people affected by evil spirits attend this fair

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SHIV BARI

On Hoshiarpur-Dharmsala road, near Gagret on the bank of river Swan (Sombhadra) is located the SHIV BARI which is believed to have been the practicing range for archery pupils of Guru Dronacharya. As per a belief the lord Shiva’s temple in the Shiv Bari was got constructed by Guru Dronacharya to facilitate his daughter Jayati to worship lord Shiva. Thousands of people from the nearly area visit Shiva temple to offer bouquets to the Shiva linga during the months of July/August. There is a very thick forest around the temple but for burning the dead, no piece of wood from the forest can be used for another purpose. What to talk of night, people do not dare to enter into the forest even in day time.
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Chintpurni

Chintpurni

                                It is a place of pilgrimage in India. Chintpurni is located in Una district Himachal Pradesh state, surrounded by the western Himalaya in the north and east in the smaller Shiwalik (or Shivalik) range bordering the state of Punjab.^[1] Chintpurni is dedicated to the temple of Chinnamastika Devi or Chinnamasta Devi. Chhinnamasta or Chinnamastika temple is one of the 7 major and 51 total Shakti Peeths. Here, Chhinnamasta is interpreted as the severed-headed one as well as the foreheaded-one.

Mythological Origin

                           When Lord Vishnu cut up the body of Sati into 51 pieces so that Lord Shiva would calm down and stop his Tandava, the pieces were scattered over various places in the Indian subcontinent. It is said that the feet of Sati fell at this place and is thus considered one of the most important of the 51 Shakti Peeths.
History
                            Pandit Mai Das, a Saraswat Brahman, is generally believed to have established this shrine of Mata Chintpurni Devi in Chhaproh village in the ancient times. Over the time this place became known as Chintpurni after the eponymous deity. His descendants still live in Chintpurni and perform prayers and puja at the Chintpurni temple. These descendants are the official priests at the Temple.

Some distances

• Delhi - Chandigarh - Ropar - Nangal - Una - Mubarakpur - Bharwain - Chintpurni : 430 km
• Chandigarh - Ropar - Nangal - Una - Mubarakpur - Bharwain - Chintpurni : 200 km
• Jalandhar - Hoshiarpur - Gagret - Bharwain - Chintpurni : 90 km
• Hoshiarpur - Gagret - Bharwain - Chintpurni : 42 km
• Kangra - Jwalaji - Bharwain - Chintpurni : 70 km
• Naina Devi - Nangal - Una - Mubarakpur - Bharwain - Chintpurni : 115 km
• Vaishno Devi - Jammu - Pathankot - Kangra - Bharwain - Chintpurni : 250 km

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Una is a district of Himachal Pradesh which lies in its south western part. On the 1st September,1972 the Himachal Pradesh Govt. reorganised the then  Kangra district into three districts namely Una, Hamirpur and Kangra.The famous places of Una are ‘Chintpurni’ Goddess temple, Dera Baba Barbhag Singh, Dera Baba Rudru, Joggi Panga, Dharamshala Mahanta, Dhunsar Mahadev Temple Talmehra, Shivbari Temple Gagret and Mini Secretariat.  Una district is well developed in the industrial sector due to close proximity to Punjab. Mehatpur, Gagret, Tahliwal & Amb are main industrial centres of Una. On 11th January 1991, Una has been provided with railway line by laying 14 Kms broad gauge track from Nangal(Punjab) to Una. Punjabi, Hindi, Pahari are common languages spoken. In winter, climate is cool, woolen clothes required. In summer, climate is hot, cotton clothes required. From July to September, it is rainy & humid.