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KULLU Velly of The Gods
Places to visit in Himachal :
Chamba
,
Daramshala, Kangra,
Kullu,
Manali
,Mandi
,
Shimla
Places to
visit in Kullu :
Katrain,
Naggar, Kasol,
Manikaran
,
Malana
,
Bajaura
Introduction :
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Here For Map Of Himachal
Enclosed
by the last snow range of the Himalayas, the Dhaula Dhar, and Pir Panjal,
running parallel to the south of it, is a valley that leaves the spectator
awe-struck at the breath-taking grandeur of its mountains, its torrents
and its vast expanses of snow in its upper regions. Fascinating, calm,
placid and gorgeous, this is the Valley of the Gods, who in turn can be
benign, angry and capricious. It is fascinating when the gold of the
morning sun flatter the snow-capped mountain tops, it is calm and placid
when the gentle breezes move the wispy clouds over the blue vault, making
the pines whisper secrets that the gods alone know and it is gorgeous when
the breath-taking beauty of the Fall (Autumn) colours, gold, red and
scarlet turn the valley into a veritable paradise. When the gods are
benign, they bathe the valley with the kindly Sun gently giving energy and
sustenance below when they are angry they pour down torrents of rain which
brings down whole mountain sides making access to the valley impossible
& when they are capricious, they are dangerous - the rivers rise and
carry away bridges, houses,
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The central and the widest part of the valley, Katrain is 20 kms from Kulu on way to Manali. Apple orchards and trout hatchery lend charm and prominence to the place. It is also famous for bee keeping and Govt. trout farm at Patilkulh. Sufficient accommodation is availablein Hotels of HPTDC. |
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Situated on the bank of Paravati river, Kasol makes a good holiday destination. 42 kms from Kulu, charmingly located on an open space which slopes down to the broad expanse of clear white sand at the Parvati river. The place is well known for trout fishing.
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On
the left bank of the Beas, Naggar is delightfully situated on a
wooded slope and commands an extensive view. It was the capital of
erstwhile Kulu state for about 1400 years. There are large number of
famous temples notably Vishnu, Tripura Sundari & Lord Krishana.
Cars and jeeps easily go upto the Naggar castle. Roerich art gallery
which houses the paintings of Nicholas Roerich as well as his
sculptures , is less than a km. from the Castle. Naggar is also a
base for undertaking treks to Chanderkhani Pass and to remote valley
of Malana.
Manikaran,
45 kms from Kulu and just 3 kms from Kasol, is famous for its
hot springs. Thousands of people take a holy dip in hot waters
here. The water is so hot that dal, rice & vegetables etc.
can be cooked in it. It is also a well known pilgrimage place
for both Hindus & Sikhs. Ramchandra and Shivaji temples
besides a Gurudwara are there. According to an old legend,
Manikaran is connected with Lord Shiva and his divine consort,
Parvati, who lost her ear rings here, which gave birth to hot
waters on the bank of Parvati river. Hearing this religious
myth from the priests will be more rewarding and interesting.
Ample accomodation in the temples and Gurudwara, is available
for night stay besides the HPTDC hotel.