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  About Adampur

Nestled amid Jalandhar and Hoshiarpur is the quaint town of Adampur. The City is 24 km away from Jalandhar and 26km from Hoshiarpur. What makes Adampur so special is the rich history and culture it promotes. The town's Air Force Station is touted to be the second-largest base in India. Much recently, the City went ahead to develop the Air Force Station to a domestic airport. With excellent flight connectivity from Delhi to Adampur, the small town has managed to gauge a lot of attention from tourists. However, there are no international routes in Adampur airports as it is a small-town facility.

Here's an interesting titbit about Adampur and its famed Air Force Station. The Air Force Station played an important role during the 1965 Indo-Pak war. With a stature as the second-largest military airbase of the country, the Adampur Air Force Station has been involved in several events about the military. Right from the Indo-Pak war to the 1999 Kargil Conflict, Adampur's Air Force Station has been an essential asset to the country.

The small town with its vibrant local culture makes it a good place for a pit spot. Much of the travellers use the National Highway 3 to travel to Uttarakhand and Rajasthan. Adampur is considered to be the perfect place to take a pause from all the travelling. The closest hill stations are Dharamshala and McLeodganj so for travellers who wish to extend their stay further, you can always take up a trekking expedition. Check into a hotel room, plop your heavy baggage, take a small trekking bag and head straight to the hills.

Since the town has limited tourist attractions, you can easily cover all the places in less than a day. From the lovely gurudwaras to the temples with its historical value, the place will keep you engaged. Besides, there are also some luxury accommodation options that one can indulge in. There are some premium accommodations with hotels like Sarovar Portico and Ramada, to name a few. You can give your trip a lavish spin by booking these hotels in Adampur.

Best Time to Visit

The colourful town of Adampur should not be missed between the months of January and March. The weather is pleasant as the cool breeze of winter will keep you company. The months between July and September are also considered to be ideal as the rainfall is quite mediocre. You can take long strolls and explore more of the town during these months. It is recommended that you do visit the place during Lodhi as the City is filled with celebratory fervour. There are lovely decorations, decked up streets, and the aroma of delicious food fills the air during the festival. Besides, the breezy winter vibe of the town is quite pleasant and beautiful. The summer months aren't the best time to step out in Adampur owing to the scorching temperatures. In general, summers in Punjab are not friendly as the temperatures soar to an unbearable extent. It could get challenging to explore Adampur in summer as you wouldn't want to step out.

Places to Visit

Adampur's exciting history and association with the Indian air force gives it quite the intrigue factor. You can further explore more insights on how the Adampur Air Force Station played a pivotal role during the Indo-Pak war of 1965 by visiting the Adampur Air Force Station. With such a rich story and background of the air force, you must allot some time to know more about their contribution to the Indian military. One of the biggest highlights of Adampur is the Devi Talab Mandir Temple. While the temple is dedicated to Goddess Durga with the main temple located in the centre, there are other idols too with mythological relevance.

The temple has an exciting back story as the structure is nearly 200 years old. It is primarily a visual spectacle in December when the holy complex turns into a spiritual carnival. An annual Harballabh Sangeet Sammelan festival usually takes place in the temple's compound where a plethora of classical musicians come together at the end of the year. This easily becomes one of the best reasons to visit the small town of Adampur. You can find solace in the temple's vicinity, and at the same time, you can also enjoy some blissful classical music. Speaking of the neighbourhood, some places in the temple might pique your interest too. From a spotless replica of the famous Amarnath Cave to the main shrine of Mata Tripurmalini Mandir, these places and the stories they tell make it a compelling visit.

Further adding to your spiritual journey is the Shri Guru Ravidas temple, which you should visit when in the City. The place with its serene atmosphere will make you feel at peace. Dedicated to Guru Ravidas, the temple is more than 500 years old and is supposedly hallowed by the Guru. Guru Ravidas actually holds a particular spot in the hearts of Punjabis as the devotional songs penned by him continue to impact people. The mystic poet and Guru's songs with poignant relevance, especially during the bhakti movement has resulted in him being one of the most venerated gurus in Punjab.

Another popular attraction of Adampur that deserves your interest is the Pushpa Gujral Science City. Located on the Jalandhar-Kapurthala Road, the centre will be both an educational as well as an entertaining tour. Imagine being enveloped with 3-D pictures all around you as you walk through the educational complex. At the Pushpa Gujral Science City, you will be thoroughly entertained with the visual and educational bliss that the tour would give you. The centre has several sections with focusses on varied scientific fields. You can learn more about earthquakes and even experience tremors while in the centre. There is a health gallery too that further provides impeccable views of the human body. With life-size models of human internal organs and pictures of how the human body works, the centre's Health Gallery is insightful and would be a fun tour.

Things to do in City

The little town plays a perfect host to people who wish to learn more about the local culture of Adampur. You can also visit temples, learn about the place's history and indulge in authentic Punjabi cuisine. Since Adampur is ideal for a stop-over for travellers, you can always use this as an opportunity to know more about the place's historical relevance. Along with the military bearing that the place holds, there are some spiritual stories too that make the trip worthwhile. The people in Adampur are very humble, so you can always chat up with them and acquaint yourself with their culture and history. Not to mention how you can entertain yourself at the Science City too.

Food and Restaurants

Adampur is located in the centre of Punjab with an exquisite palette of Punjabi food for travellers to relish. Not just the town's attractions but even the food that they offer are to die for. To engage in the rustic Dhaba feel, you should head straight to Baba Fast Food on GT Road in Adampur. Since it is located at the national highway 3, the place certainly has the charm of a Dhaba that you wish to experience. From tall glasses of lassi to scrumptious butter chickens to binge, the Dhaba's delicious food will leave a lasting impact on you. The City also has some small restaurants with lip-smacking Punjabi food. To make the most of your time in the City, visit Vaaho Vaaho restaurant, Bhatia Chicken Corner and Kings Punjabi Food. These are some of the best restaurants in Adampur and will satiate your tummy and soul.

How to reach Adampur (Transportation)

By Air

Adampur is well-connected and can be reached by air from some of the major cities. The flight connectivity from Delhi to Adampur is exceptional as designated flights fly to the town regularly. Commercial flight services commenced in 2018, and since then, there have been several flights from Delhi flying to Adampur regularly. In fact, SpiceJet actually has a dedicated flight schedule for Adampur. The airport is hardly two years old since the officials and the government recently changed its Air Force Station base into an airport. Flights to Adampur also have some online flight deals that would come in handy. Before you book tickets to Adampur, ensure to peruse through the travel page.

By Rail

Mandi Adampur (ADR) is the railway station that you'll have to book tickets for if the train is your mode of transport. Dedicated trains to Adampur are available that enter and exit the City on a daily basis.

By Road

To reach Adampur by road, you will have to get down at Hisar in Haryana, which is 28 km away from the City or if you're coming from Rajasthan, Bhadra is your best bet. Since Adampur does not have a dedicated bus stand, the closest stops would be at Hisar and Bhadra. From here, it is required for you to take a rental or perhaps a transport of a local bus that will drop you directly in the City.

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