Hadimba Temple is also known as Dhungri Temple and it ™s located inside the Dhungri forest of Himachal pradesh. Hadimda Temple is surrounded by towering deodar trees and it is an old wooden temple.
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The nearest Airport is Bhuntar Airport, which is approximately 60 km away from Hadimba Temple.
The nearest Railway station is Joginder Nagar Railway Station, which is approximately 163 km away from Hadimba Temple.
Hadimba Temple is well connected with nearby major cities like Shimla, Kullu and Palampur by road.
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Hadimba Devi Temple in Manali is a beautiful and peaceful place, surrounded by tall cedar trees in the calm Dhungiri forest. This unique temple is built in a traditional pagoda style and features a sacred rock worshipped as the goddess. Its serene atmosphere and stunning architecture attract both devotees and travelers alike.
In 1553, Maharaja Bahadur Singh constructed the Hadimba Devi Temple in Manali. The Mahabharata figure Hidimba Devi who is said to have meditated in the cave where the temple now stands is the intent of devotion. With its four-tiered pagoda-style roof and attractive wooden carvings the temple's unique design features the ethnic heritage of the area.
The Hadimba Temple celebrates several vibrant festivals throughout the year. Locals believe the Goddess protects the forest and people, and during the annual May fair, they celebrate her birthday with music and dance. Another important festival, ‘Bahadur Singh Re Jatar,’ takes place in the month of Shravan, honoring Raja Bahadur Singh, the temple's founder.
| Location | Regency Road, Siyal Rd, Siyal, Manali, Himachal Pradesh 175131, India |
| Timings | 8:00 am to 6:00 pm (Everyday) |
| Entry Fee | No entry fee |
