Mandi Is A Main Urban And A Civic Assembly In Mandi Region In The Indian National Of Himachal Pradesh. It Is Located 145 Kilometres North Of National Capital, Shimla In The North-West Himalayas At An Regular Height Of 800 Metres And Knowledges Enjoyable Summers And Cold Winters. Mandi Is Linked To The Pathankot Through National Highway 20 Which Is Nearly 220 Km(140 Mi) Long And To Manali And Chandigarh Through National Highway 21 Which Is 323 Km(201 Mi) Extended. Mandi Is Roughly 184.6 Km (114.7 Mi) From Chandigarh, The Adjacent Chief Metropolitan, And 440.9 Km (273.9 Mi) From New Delhi, The Nationwide Wealth. In The 2011 Indian Census, Mandi Urban Had A Populace Of 26,422. Mandi Region Is Presently The 2nd Largest Economy In The State Next To Kangra. Mandi, In The National Is Having Second Uppermost Sex Ratio Of 1013 Females Per Thousand Guys.

It Helps As The Head Office Of Mandi District And Zonal Head Office Of Central Zone Including Districts Namely Kullu, Bilaspur, And Hamirpur. As A Traveler Place, Mandi Is Often Mentioned To As "Varanasi Of Hills"Or "Choti Kashi" Or "Kashi Of Himachal".

Also, Mandi Is The Preliminary Point For A Trek Of The Region, Prashar Lake Trek. From Mandi, Explorers Go To Bagi Village, Which Helps As The Base Village For Prashar Lake.

Indian Institute Of Technology (IIT) Is A Best Organization Situated In The Urban. This One Time Capital Of The Generous National Of Mandi Is A Fast Emerging Urban That Still Recollects Much Of Its Unique Attraction And Charm. The City Was Recognized In 1527 By Ajbar Sen, As The Bench Of The Mandi State, A Generous State Till 1948. Basis Of The Urban Was Placed On The Establishment Of Himachal Pradesh In Early 1948. Today, It Is Lengthily Known For The Global Mandi Shivaratri Fair. First Legacy City Of Himachal Pradesh. The Urban Also Has The Scraps Of Old Strongholds And Illustrious Instances Of 'Colonial' Building. The City Had One Of The Oldest Structures Of Himachal Pradesh.