Travel News Desk !!! Himachal Pradesh holds a special place in natural beauty sites in India. This place is suitable for all types of travelers from nature lovers to adventurous lovers, comfortable weeks, religious pilgrims. Himachal Pradesh is the best weekend holiday for those living in and around Delhi. By the way, you can plan to roam anytime except monsoon, but there is a place which is the best for visiting Janmashtami to Radha Ashtami and that is Manimahesh Lake.
Manimahesh Lake is also known as Dal Lake. By coming here, you will get an idea of the beauty of this lake. Every year on the occasion of Janmashtami, the pilgrimage of Manimahesh Lake is organized, which has started from 26 August this year.
How long will this journey last?
This journey of Manimahesh, who lives in Himachal Pradesh, has started from 26 August, which will continue till September 11. During this time you can plan it anytime.
Manimahesh is the residence of Shiva
It is believed that Lord Shiva lives on the Kailash peak of Manimahesh, which is clearly visible from this lake. The pilgrimage of Manimahesh takes place every year, usually in the month of August or September, on the occasion of the Hindu festival Janmashtami. It is believed that the journey began in the 9th century, when a local king Sahil Varman saw Lord Shiva. After which he directed to set up a temple on Manimahesh Lake.
Bath on Janmashtami
In this religious journey, a small royal bath is organized on the occasion of Krishna Janmashtami, while the royal bath will be organized on Radha Ashtami i.e. September 11.
Required suggestions for travel
- During the journey, devotees will have to keep their medical certificate with them.
- Climbing has to be done slowly, stop breathing and relax then move forward.
- Move umbrella, warm clothes, strong shoes, flashlight and stick.
- Follow the route set by the administration.
- If you have any health problem, contact the nearest camp.
- Do not touch rare herbs and plants, but cooperate in their protection.
- Keep your identity card with you during the journey.
- Do not travel before 4 am and after 5 pm.