District borders with many states
Shivaksh Sharma
Sirmour district is situated in the southern part of Himachal Pradesh. Sirmaur district is bordered by Uttarakhand in the east, Haryana in the west and south-west, Solan and Shimla in the north and Haryana and Uttarakhand in the south. Yamuna River and Tons River form the boundary of Sirmaur district with Uttarakhand. Sirmaur has natural beauty in abundance and is a place that leaves every visitor in awe! The Nahan Valley here surprises with its hilly views, gardens and terraced fields. Churdhar Peak is the highest point of Sirmaur, which offers spectacular views of the valleys and white peaks.
Trekking and mountaineering can be enjoyed in this area. A Gandhi fair is held in Amboya on 30 January. In Puruwala (Salwala) ‘Nag Naona’ fair is held on the day of Dussehra. Renuka Mela (International level fair) is held in the month of November. There is a Shivling in Pantalia. Hola Mohalla, a Sikh festival on Holi, and Yamuna Sharad Mahotsav in autumn are celebrated in Paonta Sahib. Sirmaur district is divided into Giri Par (Trans Giri) and Giri R (Sis Giri) parts because Giri river flowing through the middle of Sirmaur divides it into 2 parts. Yamuna, Giri, Tons, Bata, Jalal, Markanda, Ghaggar rivers flow in Sirmaur.
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