Paragpur

Paragpur is a village located in the Una district of Himachal Pradesh, India. It is situated near the border with the state of Punjab and is known for its historical significance and traditional Kangra-style architecture.

The village derives its name from the sage Parasara, who is believed to have meditated in the area. Paragpur was declared a Heritage Village by the Himachal Pradesh government in 1997, recognizing its importance in preserving the region's cultural heritage.

Key features of Paragpur include its cobblestone streets, slate-roofed houses, and traditional crafts. Several buildings in the village showcase the unique Kangra architectural style, characterized by intricate woodwork and ornate designs. Tourism plays a significant role in the local economy, attracting visitors interested in experiencing the rural charm and cultural heritage of Himachal Pradesh. The village offers guesthouses and homestays for tourists, providing a glimpse into the local lifestyle.

Paragpur is accessible by road, being well-connected to major towns and cities in Himachal Pradesh and Punjab. It provides a tranquil escape from urban life and offers a chance to experience the authentic culture of the region.