Raghunath Temple

The main god of Kullu is Raghunath Ji, and the Raghunath Temple is one of the most well-known tourist attractions there. The shrine is devoted to Lord Rama, also known by the name Raghunath. It is one of Himachal Pradesh’s earliest temples still standing.

On a hillock, there is a high-rise sanctuary that offers stunning valley views to guests. The temple’s grounds are very large. It completely encircles the hillock’s summit. Raja Jagat Singh constructed the shrine in the 17th century. It combines Himachali and conical architectural styles.

As restitution for all the sins he has done throughout his life, Raja Jagat Singh constructed this temple. According to legend, Lord Rama is said to have used the Raghunath idol in this sanctuary during the Ashwemedha Yaga. The deity has been installed here after being transported from Ayodhya.

Numerous legends surround this sanctuary, which you can learn about from the guides stationed there. The temple is a unique and beautiful example of ancient building.

Location: Near Post office, Sultan Pur, Himachal Pradesh, 228001.