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Welcome to the "woodcraft town' that is lesser known even to the people who uses the wood craft items produced by the age old traditional craftsmen since times immemorial. Admirers of wooden handicraft are requested to give some time to have a look at the products of this small town craftsmen, and believe me it would be worth exploring.

Despite its glorious past in the sixteenth to seventeenth century it almost lost it's identity after the defeat of Nawaab Najibuddaulah. But what remains still is the love & hospitality for the guests.

Thanks to the famous Gulaab Jamun's of Tularam that again gave some identity to the travellers by to Dehradun or to Nainital who stop by to have a kulhad of the famous sweet. Not to miss the famous 'tea' at the Railway Station of Nagina. Ashahvez (talk) 19:16, 29 May 2008 (UTC)Reply

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