Distance from near by city 54 kilometers from DharmashalaTrip duration (including travel in hours)3 - 4 hoursTransportation OptionsSedan - AC (4+1), SUV - AC (7+1), Tempo Traveller - AC (12+1)Travel Tips Do not forget to bring your camera. As it is necessary to capture some panoramic and mind blowing landscapes. Carry enough water to keep yourself hydrated throughout the journey. You can also drink the water of the stream as it is very clean. Keep your power bank, ID card, and other personal essentials with you. Kotla fort is a small hilltown of Pathankot – Dharamshala road. The exact location is in the lap of Dhauladhar range at a height of 650 meters from the ground, in Kangra district, Himachal Pradesh. The lush covered mountain surrounded by stream originated from the Himalayan gives a picturesque view. The serenity of the place gives a positive vibe to the tourists.
The place can be visited at any time of the year except for the rainy season. During the rainy season, it becomes difficult to cross the river. In winter the water of the stream becomes very cold. Pre and the post-monsoon season would be perfect to visit the fort.
Kotla Fort History
Kotla Fort was probably built by Raja Ramchand of Guler and later it was seized during the reign of Raja Suraj Mal. The dense growth of the Pine forest will show you the way to the fort. Kotla Fort is a historical place, that is on a huge rock slightly similar to the style of Kangra Fort.
The proper location of a Baguimukhi temple is at the entrance of Kotla Fort. It is one of the falling forts of India which is rich in cultural and historical tales.
You must visit the place before it actually falls down and disappears. The Shimla Circle of Archaeological Survey of India (ASI) has taken the responsibility of the maintenance of the fort.
Art, architecture, and history lovers love to visit the place. DHARAMSHALA TOUR PACKAGES must include this place without any doubt.
