Nurpur Fort, Himachal Pradesh
Built-in the 10th century, the Nurpur fort is mostly in ruins after first being destroyed by Britishers and later an earthquake in 1905. However, some parts of this 900-year-old fort are still intact making it a great place to visit in between the mountains. A 16th-century temple is built inside the fort called Brij Raj Swami temple where idols of Lord Krishna and Meera Bai are worshipped.
History
Nurpur is a historical fort that acquired its name in 1672, when Jahangir, the famous Mughal Emperor named it after his wife Noor Jahan. The Nurpur Fort was built in the 16th century by Raja Basu and is a famous tourist attraction in the city. Overlooking the Jabar Khud which is a tributary of Chakki rivulet, this fort comes across as one of the most beautiful tourist spots in the region.