Wednesday, May 16, 2012

Himachal Pradesh Temples


A wide range of pilgrimage features and Hindu wats are located in Himachal Pradesh. There are more than two thousand wats in Himachal Pradesh. These Himachal Pradesh Wats are also amazing functions of framework. The wats are the features of captivation for the visitors and visitors. Many of them are also associated with traditional stories.

According to a perception, it is regarded that Sati's eye decreased at the very position where the Naina Devi Yatra in Himachal Pradesh is developed. The forehead of Naina Devi Yatra is in the position of Bilaspur in Himachal Pradesh.

Jawalmukhi forehead is one of the most visited wats in Himachal Pradesh. According to the Hindu stories, Sati's language decreased in the position where the forehead is being designed. The hindu forehead is developed in recognition to goddess Jawalmukhi, also known as Maa Jwala Ji. The value of Jawalmukhi is mouth of flame.

The forehead of Mata Chintpurni is dedicated to Mata Chintpurni and Chhinnamastika Devi. It is in the Una position. The deity has created such a name from the idol of goddess Durga in the forehead, which is without a go. 

The Baijnath forehead is in the Propensity position of Himachal Pradesh. It is a forehead that has been dedicated to Siva Vaidyanatha, importance the Expert of the medical experts. The Laxmi Narayan Temple is one of the most well-known wats and also the greatest one, in the Chamba position of Himachal Pradesh. There are six wats that are in the complex of the Laxmi Narayan Temple. 

The forehead of Bijli Mahadev is in the Kullu position of Himachal Pradesh. The level at which the forehead is located is about 2,438 evaluate among a amazing position. 

The Hadimba Temple is developed to pay recognition to Devi Hadimba. The second pandav, Bhim was the associate of Hadimba. The Renukaji Temple is developed near the Renuka Lake. It is developed in the storage area of Renuka. 

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  1. In himachal Pradesh there is a large list of hotels exists to visit for pilgrimage tourists. Himachal Tourism

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