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When Pathankot District was carved out of Gurdaspur on 27th July 2011, the city became a natural choice as the district headquarters. Indeed, it is the most important city in this whole region and serves not only as the administrative headquarters for Pathankot district, but also as the getaway for tourists visiting the three northern states of India; namely, Jammu & Kashmir, Himachal Pradesh and Punjab. Because of its location, the city also has great importance for the Indian military establishments.

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Hystory of Pathankot

Because of its geographical position, the city has always been politically important. In ancient times, the city was known as Pratisthana. However, later it became to be known as Paithan, which over the years became Pathankot. In fact, the Mughal records show this place as Paithan, not Pathankot.

Best places to visit in Pathankot

Annapurna temple: Dedicated to Goddess Annapurna, the deity of food the temple also houses the shrines of Sivan, Hanuman and Kalabhairava. The entrance of the temple is adorned with four-life size statues of elephants, and the architectural splendour of the temple makes it a must-visit for all tourists.

Mukhteshwar Mahadev Temple:The main attraction of the temple is a marble shivling. The temple also houses idols of Lord Ganesha, Lord Brahma, Lord Vishnu, Lord Hanuman and Goddess Parvati. Some caves near the temple are believed to have been there from the times of Mahabharata.