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Mandi, located in Himachal Pradesh, is known for its stunning landscapes, including hills, rivers, and forests. It is often referred to as the ?Varanasi of the Hills? due to the large number of temples it houses, including the famous Bhutnath Temple and Triloknath Temple. Mandi has a rich cultural heritage with Himachali folk music and dance being central to its festivals. Agriculture is a primary occupation, with crops like rice, maize, and potatoes being cultivated in the fertile valleys. The district is also known for apple farming, which is an important contributor to the economy. Mandi is a popular tourist destination due to its picturesque natural beauty, including Pandoh Dam and the Great Himalayan National Park. The town is a cultural center, hosting the Mandi Shivratri Fair, one of the largest fairs in Himachal Pradesh. The district is also home to a growing number of educational institutions, including engineering colleges and universities. Mandi's combination of spirituality, natural beauty, and cultural vibrancy make it an important part of Himachal Pradesh.