History

Nadaun , located on the banks of the Beas River in Himachal Pradesh’s Hamirpur district, is a town of rich historical, cultural, and religious significance.

Nadaun has been mentioned since ancient times and was once a part of the Kangra princely state . In 1714 AD, the famous Battle of Nadaun was fought here between the Sikh forces and the Mughal army. This decisive battle gave Nadaun a prominent place in the history of North India. Due to its strategic location on old trade routes, Nadaun also played an important role as a center of commerce and connectivity.

Nadaun has been mentioned since ancient times and was once a part of the Kangra princely state . In 1714 AD, the famous Battle of Nadaun was fought here between the Sikh forces and the Mughal army. This decisive battle gave Nadaun a prominent place in the history of North India. Due to its strategic location on old trade routes, Nadaun also played an important role as a center of commerce and connectivity.

Situated on the banks of the sacred Beas River, Nadaun holds immense religious significance. The town is home to many temples and shrines, attracting pilgrims and visitors throughout the year. Local fairs, festivals, and cultural traditions reflect the vibrant heritage of this historic town.