Hanuman Temple, ,

The temple, which is seen as ruby in the crown, is dedicated to Lord Hanuman. Once on the top of the hill near the temple, one will be greeted by numerous monkeys - vanaras. They will be playing tricks on the visitors to get the 'prasad' from the visitors. Like taking away one of the sandals, taking away visitors spectacles, keeping away the handbag etc., but with no harm done for the 'prasad' offered by visitors the articles are returned.

This place of worship is existing from time immemorial, earliest known being when British identified Annandale early nineteenth century for development as a summer town. A permanent structured temple was initially constructed in this place of worship in the year 1837. The present temple building was built during the year 1920 in tune with the architecture prevailing in Himachal Pradesh.