Shank Pal Temple: The Shank Pal Temple is a sacred site located on the Shank Pal ridge, and it has been standing for about 400 years. You can reach it after trekking for approximately five hours from Sanasar. It is located at an altitude of 2800 meters above sea level. This temple is unique because it was built without the use of mortar, and it showcases beautiful craftsmanship. The temple is dedicated to Nag Shank Pal and is a popular attraction in Sanasar.
Naag Mandir: The Naag Mandir, with a history spanning over 600 years, venerates the snake king Cobra. During the Nag Panchami festival, devotees flock to this wooden temple surrounded by lush greenery to pay homage to the revered deity. Beyond its religious significance, the temple offers a serene retreat amidst nature's embrace.
Sanasar Lake: Situated approximately 20 kilometres from Patnitop, the pristine Sanasar Lake derives its name from the adjacent villages of Sana and Sar. Perched at an altitude of around 2050 meters above sea level, the lake treats visitors to breathtaking vistas of the Himalayan mountains. Moreover, it serves as a hub for adventure enthusiasts, offering activities like paragliding, parasailing, hot-air balloon rides, abseiling, and rock climbing.
Wilderness Adventure Camps: Established by Extreme Himalayan Adventures four years ago, Wilderness Adventure Camps aims to promote thrilling sports activities for travellers visiting Sanasar. Operated in collaboration with the Department of Tourism, Jammu, these camps offer experiences like paragliding, trekking, camping, and rappelling, catering to the adventurous spirit of visitors.
Surni Kund: Surni Kund, a small pond located atop the high Shank Pal ridge, lies 2 kilometres from the Shank Pal Nag Temple. Accessible via a demanding seven-hour trek from Sanasar, this natural marvel promises an immersive experience amidst the rugged terrain.
Nathatop: Nathatop, renowned for skiing and paragliding, sits at an altitude of 2,711 meters. From here, visitors can behold the majestic Kishtwar range of the Himalayas and the iconic peaks of Flat Top, Arjuna, and Brammah I and II from the Brammah Massif, adding to the allure of this scenic destination.
