Located conveniently on the bustling streets of Mcleodganj is the glorious Dalai Lama Temple offering solitude and serenity. The main attraction of the temple is the idol of Buddha placed on an elevated pedestal. It is a unique place of worship for Buddhists,
Located at a 9 km distance from Dharamshala Aghanjar Mahadev temple is peacefully situated in the Khaniyara Valley at the foothills of Dhauladhars. This temple is believed to be five hundred years old.
A temple dedicated to the Snake King! Indru Nag is situated on a hilltop, 4 km from Dharamshala and was built by the local villagers. It is believed that individuals offer prayers to the Indru Nag, trusting that God will spare them from the awful events, such as substantial downpours.
This temple is dedicated to Goddess Kali and is an important pilgrimage site for Gaddi Shepherds, a semi-nomadic tribe of northern Himachal Pradesh. One can hike to Sri Guna Devi Temple from Naddi village, located above Dal Lake, 4 kilometres from McLeod Ganj
The temple has this stone that always remains wet, when it dries it starts raining. Amazing isn’t it? That’s just not all. It is believed that Goddess Sati’s skull fell on this spot. With the widespread of such intriguing stories, thousands of devotees visit this place.
This temple is dedicated to Goddess Kali and is an important pilgrimage site for Gaddi Shepherds, a semi-nomadic tribe of northern Himachal Pradesh. One can hike to Sri Guna Devi Temple from Naddi village, located above Dal Lake, 4 kilometres from McLeod Ganj
A marvel of construction. It is believed that the Pandavas built it around the 8th and 9th centuries. Before entering the temple you may need to submit your identification and an entry fee. Do visit, click some Instagram worthy pictures, after all, it’s the trending media. Anyway, have a good time here!
The temple is visited by thousands of devotees each year. The temple has an idol of the Goddess surrounded by an idol of Lord Bhairav and Lord Hanuman. Legends believe that reciting Shat Chandi Mantras here will bring good luck and prosperity to the individuals.
Brijeshwari Temple is situated behind the crowded market of Kangra. It is believed that this temple was originally built by Pandavas and underwent many attacks. Also, legends say that after Lord Vishnu’s Sudarshan Chakra cut Sati’s corpse into pieces, her left breast fell right here. It will be best if you make it to the temple during aarti.
This ancient temple is located in the small town of Kangra, Jwalamukhi 40 km from Dharamshala. The main attraction of this temple is the eternal flames which the main flames keep burning constantly.
The Baijnath temple was built in 1207 AD and it is believed that the water emerging from the temple is holy and is used to heal people from illness. What makes it a must-visit- you ask? It’s the architecture of the temple.
The world has a variety of different places of worship. Some are quiet, peaceful places where people can go to reflect, others are lively, vibrant spaces where hundreds of people can gather together to worship.