Showing posts with label mandi. Show all posts
Showing posts with label mandi. Show all posts

Monday, July 19, 2010

Valley of Gods



Himachal Pradesh is known as "DEVBHOOMI" - Valley of Gods. The above picture was shot in Mandi district while my journey to Rewalsar.

Thursday, July 15, 2010

Rewalsar



Rewalsar is a town in Mandi District (Himachal Pradesh). Rewalsar is sacred to adherents of three major dharmic religions- Hinduism, Buddhism & Sikhism. This place is famous for the lake and the floating island in it. The lake around which the town of Rawalsar is established has a maximum depth of 6.5 metres.


Saturday, August 1, 2009

Prashar Lake : Back to home


A small hut beside the lake.

Some shots while strating our journey back to home .


The muddy road we travelled all the way to visit this serene beauty.


Friday, July 31, 2009

Prashar Lake : Bewitching


Prashar lake is one of the most bewitching scenic spot in western himalaya region. Due to its unapproachability it has remained relatively unpolluted. This saucer like lake is fed by the snow deposit around the rim and the fresh rain water that is collected directly.

There is a small island that keeps floating gently on the crystal clear blue water of the lake , the island further add up to its aura of mystic divinity.


This island keeps on moving over the lake even with the slightest movement of breeze, creating countless ripples on the surface.

It is believed that the movement of this island is related to the weather change and by studying it weather change can be anticipated.

Thursday, July 30, 2009

Prashar Lake


Once we reached Prashar, the site was mesmerizing. There was heavy rainfall the day before we went and it has added up to the beauty of the site.


The lake and the temple. It is really looks like heaven.

Tuesday, July 28, 2009

Prashar Rishi : The Temple


The Temple is located at the edge of the lake. It was built by Raja Ban sen (1301-1346 A.D.) one of the earliest rulers of Mandi principality.



Since it was located far away from the villages, in a secluded place,in the high mountain region, it remained almost unattended and left to the care of nature.Therefore it has been able to upkeep most of its original features in decorative structural elements.











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