Where waterfalls whisper mantras and devotion freezes into form Tucked amidst the alpine meadows and snow-draped slopes of Solang Valley, the Anjani Mahadev Temple is a mystical shrine where nature and divinity converge. Revered as the Amarnath of Himachal, this...
Nestled on the right bank of the Beas River, just 4 km from Bhuntar and 15 km south of Kullu town, the Basheshar Mahadev Temple (also spelled Basheshwar or Vishweshwar) is the largest and oldest stone temple in Kullu district. Built in the 8th or 9th century CE, this...
Soaring above the confluence of the Beas and Parvati rivers, the Bijli Mahadev Temple stands at 2,460 meters on Mathan Hill in Kashawri village, offering panoramic views of the Kullu and Parvati valleys. But what truly sets this temple apart is its celestial...
Perched at 2,760 meters in the serene Trilokinath village, just 9 km from Udaipur in Lahaul, the Trilokinath Temple is a rare and sacred confluence of Hindu and Buddhist devotion. Revered by Hindus as Lord Shiva and by Buddhists as Arya Avalokiteshvara, this...
Cradled in the lap of the Pir Panjal range at a staggering altitude of 4,080 meters (13,390 feet), the Manimahesh Temple and Lake form one of Himachal Pradesh’s most sacred pilgrimage destinations. Revered as the abode of Lord Shiva, this glacial lake and its...
Tucked into the forested slopes near Shahtalai, just a few kilometers from the historic Bachretu Fort, the Shiv Boadi Temple is a peaceful shrine dedicated to Lord Shiva, revered locally as Bachretu Mahadev. Known for its natural spring (boadi) and tranquil setting,...
Hidden amidst the forested slopes near Moginand village, just 6 km from Nahan, lies the ancient and enigmatic Paudiwala Shiv Temple—a sacred site steeped in mythology, mystery, and divine energy. Known as the “Second Stairway to Heaven”, this temple is a powerful...