Named after Raja Joginder Sen, a princely head of a state, this beautiful hill station is where the 163-km-long Kangra valley narrow gauge rail track ends. The rail line was laid in the early part of the 20th century to construct one of the country’s first hydro-electric projects. At Barot, on River Uhl, is the reservoir that feeds the turbines of the hydroelectric plant. At a distance of 55 km from Mandi, Jogindernagar also has many adventure sports activities like mountain biking, camping and trekking to indulge in. Close by is Bir-Billing, a paragliding site considered among the best in the world. The Jogindernagar herbal garden is a nature lovers delight.