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Pathankot is the administrative headquarters of Pathankot district of Punjab state of India. The city joins three different north Indian states, i.e. Punjab, Himachal Pradesh and Jammu & Kashmir. Hence, Pathankot acts as a popular travel junction for the tourists planning to visit the foothills of the mighty Himalayas. The city has emerged as a favourite halt for the travellers on their way up to the mountains and hill stations like Kashmir, Dalhousie, Chamba and Kangra. Pathankot is well connected to various cities across India via rail and road, Pathankot railway station is a place of great activity and is a major transportation hub. There are a number of hotels in Pathankot which offer accommodation services to the tourists halting or visiting here.

Hotels in Pathankot offer various kinds of services and facilities to the guests at different prices. Here are some of the best hotels in Pathankot:

• Hotel Woodland, Hotel Le Kingston and the Grand Hotel are hotels which provide affordable accommodation in Pathnkot equipped with decent facilities and services for the guests.
• Tourists seeking luxurious stay in Pathankot can go for Coral River Resort. This hotel, set on the river, is easily one of the best hotels in Pathankot.

Although Pathankot is primarily a halt and rest-stop for the tourists looking to make their way up the hills, yet there are quite a few tourist attractions which manage to draw them here. They can explore the ancient caves in the Mukteshwar Temple complex, witness the huge Ranjit Sagar Dam and worship in temples like Ashapurni Mandir, Nagni Mandir and Shani Dev Mandir. Tourists visiting here should visit these places to call it a complete stay at Pathankot.
 

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