
Bathu Ki Ladi Temples
Kangra, Himachal Pradesh, India
A drowned string of ancient temples that rise from Pong's waters each summer — walkable in May–June, an archipelago of shikharas by boat otherwise.
Why visit: India's Atlantis moment — temples surfacing on a reservoir's breath.
- ›Submerged-temple row
- ›Causeway walk in season
- ›Sunset silhouettes
- ›Pong birding combo
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Best time
Apr–Jun (exposed); boat rest of year
Entry fee
Free; boats ₹300–800
Est. budget
₹300–1,000
Duration
Half day
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