Book Palia Kalan to Pathankot Cab
Palia Kalan to Pathankot distnce : 871 km
Estimated travel time : 15.4 hours
Pathankot is a truly treasure for the tourist that is nestled in the lush greens starches along with the majestic mountains, dotted with quaint temples, and the marvelous monuments that is the great attraction for sightseeing, scenic beauty, natural sceneries and many more. One of the gateway to numerous popular tourist destinations in Northern India the town itself is a wonder of nature.
Surrounded by the arduous Himalayan Ranges from the one side and other by the majestic Shivalik Ranges on the other Pathankot the town of paradise of natural beauty is flanked at foot hills of Kangra hills, and flourished by the Chakki River Chakki, best known for its serene green beauty and a rich historical past. According to the famous historian – Cunnigham the name of Pathankot originated from the word 'Pathan'. But the traces of the picturesque town is connect with the Mahabharat's time where a city, which was named 'Prathisthan' is the Modern Pathankot . Pathankot is world famous for its Military station – Mammon Cantt. It is the biggest Military base in Asia. Apart from that the town is center of scared ancient temples that show the cultural side of the town that is undeniable a great experience. The town get it's highest number of tourist in the month from April to October due to it's pleasant weather but if one want to really want to experience the to true joy of visiting this city, you should surely visit this city during the festivals of Baisakhi and Lohri, which livens the city of Pathankot with festive fervor.
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Palia Kalan to Pathankot Cab Route
Palia Kalan to Pathankot by car is well connected by road and is very convenient and comfortable drive. Palia Kalan to Pathankot distance is 871 Km and is 15.4 hours journey. Other famous tourist places on this route and nearby are :
1. Lakhimpur-Kheri - Situated midway between Palia-Kalan and Pathankot, Lakhimpur-Kheri is known for its wildlife sanctuary and historic temples.
2. Dudhwa National Park - Located near Palia-Kalan, Dudhwa National Park is renowned for its rich flora and fauna, especially the Bengal tigers and Indian rhinoceros.
3. Lucknow - If you take a slight detour, you can visit the capital city of Uttar Pradesh, Lucknow. It offers attractions like the Bara Imambara, Chota Imambara, and Rumi Darwaza.
4. Kanpur - Another city you can visit is Kanpur, famous for its leather industry and significant historical sites such as the Kanpur Memorial Church and Allen Forest Zoo.
5. Allahabad - Situated at the confluence of the Ganges and Yamuna rivers, Allahabad boasts the beautiful Triveni Sangam, where devotees flock for a holy bath. It is also known for the Kumbh Mela, a grand Hindu festival.
6. Varanasi - This ancient city on the banks of the Ganges is a must-visit if you have the time. Varanasi offers a spiritual and cultural experience with its numerous temples, ghats, and rituals.
7. Amritsar - Near the end of your journey is Amritsar, home to the iconic Golden Temple. This revered Sikh pilgrimage site showcases breathtaking architecture and welcomes visitors from all backgrounds.
