Kamrunag Temple in Mandi, Himachal Pradesh

Situated at a height of 3,334 meters, the Kamrunag temple, also known as the Kamrunag mandir also offers perplexing views of the Dhauladhar Range and Balh Valley. The scenic beauty of thick Deodar and Oak forests also adds a bonus to the trip. As per the Kamrunag lake history, the King Yaksha of Mahabharata was worshiped by the five Pandavas. It is said that the lake near the Kamrunag is said to be the treasure of lord Kamrunag, and it is filled with gold, silver, money, and coins offered by the devotees on the fulfillment of their wishes. The lake is very deep and hence, it is almost impossible to estimate the amount of gold, silver, money, and coins at the bottom. For those who seek natural views, a visit to Kamrunag temple mandir is a must. The temple is also known in the name of “Bada Deo Kamru Nag”, and is located at the Kamru hill peak. Give a visit to this religious place while you plan a trip for kampung temple Himachal Pradesh.

Attractions Near Kamurag Temple Kamrunag Lake

The Kamunag lake lies beside the Kamrunag temple. Devotees here come from all across the country and as a ritual, offer gold, silver, and coins in the lake to fulfill their wishes. It is said that estimating the number of precious ornaments which lies in the bottom of the lake is impossible.

Mata Hatkoti Temple

The Hatkoti Temple is situated at Jubbal, at a distance of 100 km from Shimla. The temple is built in the village of Hatkoti in Himachal Pradesh. Goddess Hatkoti is known as the most powerful goddess among the others. On your tour to Himachal, a visit to the Hatkoti temple is a must.

Bandli wildlife sanctuary

Being home to the rare snow leopard and Cheer pheasant, the Bandli Wildlife Sanctuary in Himachal Pradesh lies in the middle of the thick foliage of the tall trees. In the serenity of the mountains, one can often spot different animals roaming around their habitats. If you are lucky, you may even get a glimpse of the rare snow leopard.