Kullu, a major tourist destination of Himachal Pradesh, is situated between the Beas River and the Himalayan Mountains. Kullu is known for snow-clad mountains, pine and deodar forests, and beautiful rivers. Kullu has many pilgrimage sites for Hindus, Sikhs, and Buddhists which makes it very special. Shanghai is a very wonderful place in the Sainj Valley of the Kullu district. Every year thousands of tourists from India and abroad come to see the beauty of this place. The Shanghai Plain spread over about 228 bighas is also called Khajjiar of Kullu district or the second mini Switzerland of India. In terms of beauty, this place is no less than famous tourist places like Khajjiar. There is not a single pebble or stone in the Shanghad grounds spread over 228 bighas. There is only greenery in the field. Seeing this place, you will say that God has showered a lot of beauty in Shanghai. If you love nature very much, then believe me once you come here you will never be able to forget this place. While planning for Shanghad, do not forget to visit these places.

Take a walk on the plains
In the plains of Shanghai, you will find what you desire to see in a natural place, lush green, peaceful, and beautiful! Here you can make this place memorable by visiting the amazing pine trees and colorful small houses all around. The grasslands here look very spectacular during sunset.

Beautiful Barshangarh Waterfall
The beautiful Barshangarh Waterfall is half an hour away from Shanghai. To see this milky white waterfall, you can wake up early in the morning and drive comfortably. The fragrance of the pine trees and the breeze of this place refreshes the mind. The noise of birds around the waterfall can compel you to spend some time.

Historical temple
Shangarh is also known for its temples. The architecture of the temples is worth seeing. As much as nature has adorned Shanghad, the traditions here are equally unique. One of the most revered local temples is the Shangchul Mahadev Temple located in Shangarh Meadows. Shanghai Maidan is also considered to be the abode of Shangchul Mahadev. The Shangchul Mahadev Temple Committee has also made rules and regulations to prevent any kind of impurity from spreading on the grounds. Those who do not follow the rules have to pay a fine. There is a strict prohibition on bringing vehicles to the grounds, drinking alcohol, spreading filth, and police and forest department employees wearing belts and caps. The temple committee says that such decisions have been taken by the deity himself. He just enforces it. Besides, there is also a tower temple made of wood in Raila village here. There are a few other temples scattered around the Sainj Valley, including the Manu Rishi Temple in Shanghai, which you can visit for peace of mind.

Tracking
With spectacular views of nature, the Great Himalayan National Park has many trekking points, which are a favorite of adventure lovers. An overnight trek to Jang Thatch is the shortest trek, taking you through forest paths with beautiful flowers, meadows, and birds all around. If you want more adventure, then you can add one or two more to your list to see Thinny Thatch and Pundrick Lake. Both these tracks will also satisfy your trekking desires!

Its history is related to Pandavas
The history of Shanghai Maidan is related to the life period of the Pandavas. It is believed that during their exile, the Pandavas had spent some time in the Shanghai plain. He had prepared the fields for paddy cultivation here by sifting the soil. These fields are still intact here in the form of a huge plain.

Twin Towers of Raila
The twin towers of Raila are also worth seeing as they offer spectacular views of the many settlements in the valley. The small rooms on each floor will make you wonder how people would have lived here once upon a time. before going back to Shangarh Don't miss the Twin Towers, Raila Village, Raila Temple, and hidden waterfalls.

How to reach Shanghai?
Shanghai village, situated at the end of Sainj Valley, is located about 60 kilometers away from Kullu. The nearest airport to Shangad is at Bhantur, 45 km away. This airport is connected to many major airports in the country. Bus or cab facility is available from here to reach Shanghai. The nearest railway station from here is at Baijnath, 117 kilometers away. Bus and taxi facilities are available from Kullu to Shanghai.

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