Manikaran Sahib in Himachal Pradesh

Manikaran Sahib is a famous pilgrimage in Himachal Pradesh with a strong religious feelings for Hindus and Sikhs because this place has some reference to sikh religion and hindu religion both. Manikaran is located in the Parvati Valley between the rivers Vyaas and Parvati with an altitude of 1760 m and about 45km from Kullu.

It is believed that Lord Shiva and Maa Parvati spend hundreds of year here because they were impressed by the surrounding beauty of mountains, waterfall and nature. During their stay, Mata Parvati lost her jewel (mani) of earring which made her upset. Lord Shiva ordered everyone to search her jewel but they were unable to find it. This made God Shiva angry and open his third eye which brought calamity to the Universe. During his anger, serpent god, 'Shesh Nag' was called to make calm Shiva but his tries too failed. When Shesh Nag hissed to cool down Shiva, it produced hot water that made this manikaran temple famous for hot springs. Today also you can see the hot water on one side and cold water running on other side of the shrine. Even the meaning of Manikaran as jewel of ear came after this scene.

For sikh religion, Manikaran is their religious place because Giani Gian Singh mentioned that Guru Nanak Dev ji visited this place. The Janam Sakhi describes that the guru came to Mani Karan along with his Five 'Piaras' or followers.

Various attractions of Manikaran are Lord Ramchandra Temple, Temple of Lord Shiva, Sri Guru Nanak Dev Ji Gurudwara, Hot Springs, Kulant Pith, Harinder Mountain & Parvati River.

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This is the One aspect around which hindu religion base their preaching. The Peace of mind, body and soul. The Char Dham yatra is also called the Deo Bhumi in indian culture - The Adobe of the Gods - you can presents the ambience where the Divine and Sublime coexist. The Nature is at its splendour, at once overwhelming and yet humble in its exotic beauty - the hindu pilgrimage to the Char Dhams is the experience that will stay with you & beyond.

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Religious Tour India

Religious tour India is a unique experience for travelers to the country for the first time. India is a diversified nation which has a mixed population. The country is primarily a Hindu nation with some sections of Christians, Buddhists and Muslims. The entire country is full of Religious monuments belonging to different religion. India is a land of temples, mosques and churches. From the magnificent Somnath temple in Gujarat to the imposing Tirupati temple of Andhra Pradesh, Religious Tours in India covers all the major sacred sites of the country.

South India is especially famous for its temple Tours. Every South Indian state houses two or more splendid temples. The best part of visiting these religious sites is that one comes to know a lot about the religious history of the land. India is a democratic land and you can visit any temple, mosque or church irrespective of your caste and religion.

While planning a religious tour in this country, travelers should never miss out the western and south Indian states. Exotic churches are found in Kerala, Goa and other south western states of the country which had once been under the Portuguese and French rulers.

The religious festivals like the Rathayatra at Puri, Kumbh Mela, Pushkar Mela and Amarnath Yatra will make for the best religious tours in India. A visit to the Kumbh is worth remembering. Taking a dip in the cool waters of Ganges on a winter morning along with the chantings of gayatri mantra creates a paradisiacal environment.