Religious Spots in Himachal Pradesh

Himachal Pradesh is famous for many reasons. Most important factor of this place is the hilly regions. The amazing snow capped mountains present in Himachal Pradesh makes it all the more attractive and a hot spot for tourists throughout the year. Along with beautiful tourist spots Himachal Pradesh is famous as a religious place. Let us know about the temples of Himachal first.

Temples of Himachal Pradesh

There are many pilgrimages in this zone which attracts people all over the world.

Maha Devi Tirth Temple

This famous pilgrim spot is located just 3km away from Kullu on the way to Manali. This temple is located inside a cave and idol of Goddess Durga is kept here. This temple was constructed by a saint in 1964 AD. Inside the cave there is also a Lord Shiva temple. It is believed that devotees from all over the world travel huge distance in order to visit this sacred place. Know More...

Naina Devi Temple

This famous Hindu temple is located in Bilaspur district of Himachal Pradesh. This temple is associated with the Hindu Legend. It is said that sati’s body was divided into fifty one pieces and these pieces of Sati’s body got scattered in fifty one areas. Naina Devi is such a place where one of Sati’s body parts was found. It is for this reason that this place is also known as “Sati Peeth”. It is said that Sati’s eye fell at this place and the name “Naina” comes for this reason. This Peeth is one of the most sacred places of Himachal Pradesh and hence mostly visited.

Jwalamukhi Temple

Chintpurni & Chamunda Devi Temple

These temples are located in the Una District of Himachal Pradesh. The temple of Goddess Chintpurni was located in a place where Sati’s feet fell after Lord Vishnu scattered her body parts with his chakra. The idol of the deity in this temple is without a head and hence the name Chintpurni comes from there. Devotees all over the world believe that if anything is wished from this deity with a pure heart then it comes true.



During the Navratri festival this temple becomes a hot spot for devotees. The temple of Chamunda Devi is located few kms away from Himachal Pradesh. It is believed that the trunk of Sati had fallen in this temple. The deity of Chamunda Kali resides in this temple and is worshiped by millions.

Baij Nath Temple

This ancient temple of Himachal Pradesh is located in the Beas Valley. The most exciting part of this temple is the architectural work that governs the temple. This temple is mainly dedicated to Siva Vaidyanatha meaning the Physician’s Lord. Since this temple is architecturally rich this becomes a famous spot for tourists as well.

Laxmi Narayan Temple

This is one of the oldest temples located in Chamba district of Himachal Pradesh. There are six temples positioning from north to south inside this temple’s complex. These temples are dedicated to Lord Vishnu, Lord Shiva, Radha Krishnan and so on. This temple came into existence since 10th century. This temple can be visited by the tourists and devotees from 6 am in the morning till 12 noon and then again from 2.30pm to 8.30pm. Once you decide to visit this temple you must strictly follow the timings.

Baba Balak Nath

This temple is located in Deothsidh district of Himachal Pradesh and acts as the centre of pilgrimage in Himachal. This temple is located inside a cave. Dhaulagiri Hills of Hamirpur is the abode of this temple. This temple is 70 km away from Bilaspur district of Himachal Pradesh. This temple is well connected via road and hence it is much easier for tourists to visit this. Devotees from all over the world visit this temple. An image of Baba Balak Nath is placed inside the cave.

Bijli Mahadev Temple

This temple is located in the Kullu district of Himachal Pradesh. This is one of the most sacred temples located in Himachal Pradesh. This temple is located nearly 2500 metre above sea level. An exciting part of this temple is its location. Due to its high altitude this temple offers a magnificent view of the entire Kullu region. The higher altitude of this temple does not make it remote since there is a bus service that connects this temple with the main district. Know More...

Jakhoo Temple

Jakhoo Temple is an extremely beautiful temple that is perched atop the Jakhoo Hill. The altitude of the hill is around 2500 meters and is surrounded by pine and deodar evergreen forests. The Jakhoo temple is located near the Shimla Ridge and thus sees a lot of tourist traffic. The temple is at the end of a famous hiking trail which is filled with lovely flowers and graceful shrubs. The monkeys near the Jakhoo temple are very mischievous and will entertain you with their antics.



Be careful not to carry mobile phone, camera, and wallet in your hand while hiking up to the temple as the monkeys can snatch them away.

Kali ka Tibba in Chail

This is one of the few temples in Himachal Pradesh which is dedicated to the fierce Hindu Goddess Kali. The temple is located on the top of the mountain Blossom which has been reportedly named after the cottage occupied by the Rajmata. The Kali ka Tibba is a very potent temple which is looked at with awe and devotion by all the Hindus living in the area. If you ever have an opportunity to visit Chail then do visit this temple as it commands an excellent view of the Choor Chandni peak. If you decide to trek to the temple then you can see awesome flora and fauna of the Blossom Hill.

Jagannathi Devi Temple

Jagannathi Devi Temple is at a total altitude of 1800 m and like most temples it is perched on a hillock. This is an ancient temple dating back to 1500 years. There is a very interesting story that rests behind this famous temple. According to ancient lore a shepherd boy had caught hold of one of the two girls who were dancing for a long time to the tunes of his flute. The girl revealed herself to be Goddess Bhuweneshawari who then agreed to settle in the area. The speciality of the temple is the multiple artistic carvings of Goddess Durga on the walls. The temple commands an excellent view of the surrounding valley.

Basheshwar Mahadev Temple

Basheshwar Mahadev Temple is situated in Bajura area which is 14 km away from Kullu town. The beautiful carvings, exquisite sculpture and the lovely shikhara type constructs inside the temple has made it famous enough to be considered by the UNESCO which has plans of listing it as a world heritage site. This 9th century temple stands on the river Beas hosts a huge construct of Yoni Lingam. Goddess Parvati and Lord Shiva are presiding idols of this temple. The temple is engraved with scrolls that depict the religious sub texts of Hinduism. Adjoining shrines housing Durga, Ganesha and Vishnu idols are also present.

Bajinath Shiva Temple

The Shiva Temple of Bajinath is a must see for any tourist who happens to visit the beautiful town of Palampur. This temple was established in 1204 AD by the merchant brothers Ahuka and Manyuka who were great devotees of Lord Shiva. The architectural style of Bajinath Shiva Temple follows the Nagara style of architecture as is followed in all famous Shiva temple of North India.
One of the manifestations of Shiva; Svayambhu is enshrined inside the temple. The curved Shikhara and the gorgeous Mandapa inside also commands a lot of attention. There are beautiful carvings of Gods and Goddesses outside the shrine which is made up of stone.

Raghunath Temple

Raghunath Temple was constructed by the feudal king Jagat Singh in the 17th century. This one of the most famous and the oldest temple in Kullu Valley. Jagat Singh had ordered a Brahmin to be tortured and snatched away all his pearls. The Brahmin locked himself in a room with his family and had set it on fire immolating everybody. Hearing this Jagat Singh was filled with repentance and he consulted the priests for a way of repentance. As advised Jagat Singh built a temple dedicated to Raghunath Ji/ Raja Ram and donated his whole kingdom to Ram. The Raghunath Temple has a magnificent chariot with the idol of Ram (sourced from Ayodhya) established inside it.

Chamunda Devi Temple in Palampur

Unlike the ferocious Chamaunda deity in Una, Himachal; the temple of Chamunda Devi in Palampur has a gentle benevolent demeanour to it. The shrine of Chamunda in Palampur is religiously significant as its one of the 51 Shakti Peethas. The scenery surrounding the temple is beautiful and consists of sparkling rivers, plunging valleys and lovely hills. Chamunda Devi is situated inside covered veils due to its religious potency. The Kund/Lake inside the complex is supposed to hold sacred water. Many devotees are seen performing meditation here and the sound of chants combined with cymbals makes for a spiritually uplifting experience.

Hanogi Mata Temple

Hanogi Mata Temple is located 36 km away from the main town of Kullu. This is one of the most sacred temples in Himachal and it is perched atop a small peak besides a flowing stream. Rock climbers are often seen trying to climb the rocks on the hillock on which the temple is situated. This is a rare temple as in this is one of the few temples dedicated to Hanogi Mata in India. In winters this temple is covered by snow from all sides.

Manu Temple

This temple is one of the most visited spots in Manali and is dedicated to the creator of the human race; Manu. Just 3 km from the main bazaar of Manali, this temple is within easy reach of visitors. Manu is believed to have chosen the spot Manali for the resurgence of the human race after he had saved the human race from the great flood. Manu is revered as the ancient law maker and in fact Manali derives its name from Manu-alay or the abode of Manu. Know More

Bhimakali Temple

The Bhimakali temple is a beautiful fusion of Buddhist and Hindu traditional style of architecture. This temple as originally the worship ground of the Bushair clan or the Rampur rulers. This temple remains as the architect’s favorite and it has beautiful slanting roof, golden coloured towers, beautiful pagodas and a huge antique door made of gleaming silver.



Bhimakali is the fierce manifestation of Goddess Durga. This temple is one of the 51 Shakti Peeths of India.

Bhagsu Nag Temple

The Bhagsu Nag temple is located to about 3 km east of Mc Leodganj and is one of the most important religious destinations of this area. The famous Bhagsu falls lies nearby and hundreds of pilgrims visit it nearby to bath in its holy waters. According to Hindu religion, the serpents are holy and this is why Bhagsu Nag temple is considered to be a sacred place. The yearly Bhagsu fair is held in the month of September and it attracts pilgrims from all corners of the world.

Sidh Baba ka Mandir

Sidh Baba ka Mandir lies between the twin areas of Pandhawa and Rajgarh and it is the religious landmark of this area. Legend says that Maharaj Bhupinder Singh wanted to construct a royal palace at this site but couldn’t complete construction despite several attempts. Finally a saint appeared in the dreams of the Maharaja and instructed him to stop construction and build a temple here as this was the burial site of the saint. According to the instructions, Bhupinder Singh built a temple and it was known as the Sidh Baba ka Mandir.

Kali Bari Temple

Shimla Kali Bari Temple is one of most auspicious and religiously significant places of Shimla. The Shyamala Kali is the incarnation of Goddess Kali and the reigning deity here. Bengali devotees had established the wooden image of Goddess Kali when the temple first existed near the grand Rotheny Castle. On Navratri and Durga Puja lots of devotees come here to worship the blue skinned Goddess. The Shimla Kali Bari attracts lots of devotees from other states too because of its religious potency.

Best Temples to Get Married in Himachal Pradesh

Marriages are special moments of anyone’s life. Marriages lead to the interaction between two families apart from linking two individuals. Blessings from elders are given to the couples during the marriage and couples do seek blessings from the Almighty to start a happy and prosperous married life. Many families prefer to have their social functions arranged at the religious shrines and that is why many temples of Himachal Pradesh have marriage halls or separate places where marriages get conducted.



These temples also arrange for food for the people attending the marriage ceremonies. All the marriage rituals are organized properly at these temples by the temple authorities. 

Sankat Mochan Temple in Shimla

Located only 5 KM away from Shimla Town, Sree Sankat Mochan Temple is located on the National Highway running between Shimla and Kalka.The temple was built in the year 1962 and got sanctified in 1966. The temple complex has three stories and Prasad is given to all the visitors on all Sundays. Community Lunch is organized in this temple at the Langar Hall. Marriage Halls are there below the Langar Halls where marriages can be organized by paying very reasonable charge to the Temple Trust. The temple complex has got 30 clean toilets that are maintained very well.



Sri Sankat Mochan Temple has got many temples like Lord Ganehsa Temple, Navgraha (9 planets) Temple, Lord Mahadeva Temple and Baba Neeb Karori Ji Maharaj Temple apart from having two main temples of Lord Hanumana and his master Lord Rama.

Mata Hatkoti Temple in Shimla

Ma Hatkoti Temple of Himachal Pradesh is located at Hatkoti, town of District Shimla. Devi Durga is worshiped as Mata Hatkeshwari in this temple. Many locals prefer to have their marriages conducted at this temple. The temple is famous for its beautiful century-old sculptures.



Many modern changes have been made in this temple. Brides who come here to get married can get make up which is done at a house located near this temple.

Hadimba Devi Temple in Manali

Another temple of Himachal Pradesh where marriages are often held is the famous temple located in the Dhoongri Forest of Manali, Temple of Devi Hadimba. The temple has unique architecture that is highly influenced by the Pahari Style and is dedicated to Devi Hadimba, the demon princess who got married to Bhima, the 2nd Pandava. The temple of Devi Hadimba has 4 stories and it was built in the year 1553. The tower of this temple is about 24 m high and the roof which is of 3 levels is covered with tiles made of timber.



The conical part of the roof is covered with metal.  Every year Dhoongri fair is organized near this temple. Marriages and other social ceremonies are organized here to seek blessings of Devi Hidimba. Located amongst tall deodar trees of Doongri Van Vihar, Hadimba Devi Temple is surely a place of religious and social significance and is the best place to get married.

Tara Devi Temple in Shimla

Tara Devi Temple is dedicated to Devi Tara and is situated near Shimla. This 250 years old temple built by a ruler of Sen Dynasty is known for its religious and historical significance and that is why couples from the nearby areas as well from the surrounding district come here to have their marriages and other social functions performed.



Located on the top of a hill surrounded by tall Pine trees, this place is considered as very auspicious to get married.

Trilokpur Temple in Sirmour

Trilokpur Temple of Sirmour District of Himachal Pradesh is dedicated to Devi Mahamya Balasundari Jee. The temple is located at Trilokpur Village of Nahan Tehsil of Sirmour District. It is believed that anyone who comes here and seeks the blessings of Balasundari Devi could have his or her wishes come true. People worship the Pindi of Balasundari Mata at this Trilokpur Temple.

Churches of Himachal Pradesh

Himachal Pradesh is famous for the snow capped mountains that covers the central tourist attractions. But apart from these mountain peaks Himachal Pradesh offers an abode for different churches. These churches are famous for their architecture and hence become a huge tourist destination. Both national and international tourists find these churches interesting.

St. Micheal’s Cathedral

It is known that this church was founded in the year 1885 under the supervision of Henry Irwin, one of the architects of PWD. The church was built in the French Gothic Style. Located near the Shimla Mall, this famous grey stone church is a huge attraction of Shimla. In the present day there are nearly hundred priests in the church who is responsible for all the activities related to the church. This church can fit almost 400 people at a time. The best time to visit Shimla is during the summers since winters can become unbearable sometimes. You just cannot miss this church when you visit Shimla.

St. Patricks Church

This beautiful church of Himachal Pradesh take you back to the era of romanticism. The amazing path covered with orchards of apple lead you to this destination. The stone stairs in the entrance of the church is worth a mention. As soon as you take your steps inside the church you will surely transform into a magical world. The marble benches beautifully placed inside the church will let you rest for a while. When you sit back and rest yourself you will start thinking about the age of the church. It will only surprise you when you will come to know that this church is nearly 160 years old. The exact location of this church is Cherry Road between the headquarters and military hospital.

St. Andrew’s Church

This famous church is located in Dalhousie region of Himachal Pradesh. Although this church is 100 years old but still is in a good shape. The administration behind this church decided to build a border wall in order to protect this church from any destruction.



This church is one of the most famous tourist spots if Dalhousie. Once you visit Dalhousie you just cannot miss visiting this church.

St. Francis Church

This is another famous church build in Dalhousie district of Himachal Pradesh. The exact location of this church is in Subhash Chowk which is only a kilometer away from the main town of Dalhousie. The diocese of Jalandhar looks after this church. This church is a replication of a beautifully designed Church of England. The amazing glass designs on the window will definitely catch your attraction. You will be surprised by the interior of the church. As you move inside the church you will understand the hidden beauty of the church that is treasured inside. You will understand the reason for millions of tourists getting attracted to this church.

Christ Church of Shimla

This church is one of the most ancient constructions in northern India. The central attraction of this church is the clock that was gifted by Colonel Dumbleton. The royal architecture of the church attracts tourists. The construction of this church was done by Lockwood Kipling and after his death it was completed by his students.



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St.John’s Church

This church of Dalhousie district of Himachal Pradesh is a beautifully designed church. Located in Gandhi Chowk, 2 km away from Dalhousie main district this church acts as a great tourist spot. This church is the replica of England’s Roman Catholic Church. The library present inside this Church provides with some books related to the ancient history of Dalhousie. The structure of this church is small compared to other churches but the huge historical significance of this church leaves you with goose bumps.

Whenever you decide to visit Himachal Pradesh visiting any of these churches will add some extra essence of adventure in your trip. Hence read this article before choosing a church for your trip.
The hub of Buddhism in Himachal Pradesh lies in the beautiful climes of the Upper Kinnaur Valley and the rocky Lahaul and Spiti regions. The Monasteries of Himachal are extremely beautiful and most of them are situated at a high altitude. The Thangkas, paintings and sculptures inside these Gompas are rare as well as precious.

Gurudwaras of Himachal Pradesh

Himachal Pradesh had been ruled by many Sikh Rulers and the land has been blessed by many Sikh Gurus including Guru Gobind Singh Ji. Gurudwara are constructed by the believers of Sikhism all over the state. Here are some of the Gurudwara in Himachal Pradesh that have immense historical significance.

Gurudwara Manikaran Sahib

Manikaran Sahib is a place that is equally important for the Sikhs and the Hindus and is visited by thousands of devotees every year. In 1574, Guru Nanak Dev Ji came to this place along with Bahi Mardana and Bhai Bala. At that time, followers of Guruji had witnessed many miracles performed by Guruji. The hop spring located near this Gurudwara is believed to have therapeutic properties. Gurudwara Manikaran Sahib is located in Kullu District of Himachal Pradesh. Read More...

Gurudwara Gurukotha

This gurudwara is located in Gurukotha village of Mandi District of Himachal Pradesh. Visitors can reach here through the road that leads towards Rawalsar Sahib from Sunder Nagar. The gurudwara is only 15 KM away from Sunder Nagar. On the hilltop, the ruins of a fort are still present. Guru Gobind Singh Ji had come here and stayed here for some days.

Gurudwara Damdama Sahib

Located at Mandi Town, Gurudwara Damdama Sahib has been blessed by Guru Gobind Singh Ji and his mother. Raja Ridh Sen had invited Guruji and his mother to the town. Guruji had stayed in a tent on the bank of Beas River. The Gurudwara is situated on Tarna Road of Mandi Town.

Gurudwara Gurpalah Patshahi Dasvin

Located at Bathu Village of Una District of Himachal Pradesh, this Gurudwara is a significant religious spot for the Sikhs. It is believed that Guru Gobind Singh Ji had met Baba Kaladhari at this Gurudwara. Guruji had stayed here and blessed the people of Bathu Village. To commemorate the meeting of Guruji and Kaladhari, this religious shrine was built on the bank of Suan River.

Gurudwara Rewalsar Sahib

Gurudwara Rewalsar Sahib is one of the most important religious shrines of the Sikhs. This blue colored Gurudwara is visited by numerous devotees during the festival of Baisakhi. Langar or community lunch is held at this Gurudwara. The Gurudwara is constructed with stones and devotees need to climb up 108 stairs in order to reach the main entrance of this religious shrine. Rewalsar Sahib Gurudwara is easily approachable from Mandi District.

Gurudwara Paonta Sahib

This famous religious shrine is located in Sirmour District of Himachal Pradesh. It is believed that the Dasam(10th) Granth was composed and written by Guruji at this Gurudwara. All over the world, this religious shrine carries religious as well as historical importance. The Gurudwara has a palki or palanquin made of Gold. Two important places within the premise of this religious shrine, Sri Dastar Asthan and Sri Talab Asthan are worth visiting.

Mosques in Himachal Pradesh

Himachal Pradesh Region was invaded by many Muslim invaders and it was also under the control of Mughal Empire for many years. Believers of Islam reside scattered in different cities and towns of Himachal Pradesh and that is why there are mosques built in various places of Himachal Pradesh. These mosques are not only the places of worship but they also showcase architectural marvel of that time. Among all the mosques in Himachal Pradesh, Sundernagar Mosque and Kashmiri Mosque at Sabathu are very famous ones. Another famous mosque of Himachal Pradesh is the “Jama Masjid” located in Nahan. This is one such religious place of the Muslims where Sia Muslims and Sunni Muslims observe Moharram together.

Monasteries of Himachal

Don’t miss out on these beautiful Monasteries of Himachal.

Ki Monastery

This is one of the biggest and the most well known monasteries of Spiti in Himachal. The Thangkas here are believed to be priceless for their spiritual and aesthetic value. The labyrinth of corridors and small rooms inside the Monastery has an eerie haunting beauty of their own and you will get lots in religious mysticism as you visit the various facets of the Ki Monastery. Ki was a fort in the ancient era and was often used as a shelter for the gentle hill folks. Trumpets, drums and giant cymbals are still on display inside the Monastery.

Location: On the fringes of Ki Village in Spiti District

Yang Yud Gompa

Yang Yud Gompa is a Tibetan Monastery which also hosts a school for teaching religion and the Calligraphy art to children. This is an ancient monastery which is said to be blessed by Sakyamuni Buddha himself. Huge paintings of the White Tara adorn the bate way to this Monastery. It’s beautiful location and high altitude (1300 feet) makes the Gompa a photographer’s paradise

Location: On the fringes of Kaza Nullah in Western Spiti

Tabo Monastery

Tabo is also alternatively called Ajanta of the Himalayas. The reason behind this pseudonym is very simple; the monastery has some of the most beautiful carvings, stucco work and wall paintings that you would have ever seen. Ancient scriptures, miniature Thangkas, rare books on Buddhism and objects of art give this Monastery a museum like quality. This is a 10th Century Monastery and is now protected by UNESCO as a world heritage site. 9 temples and 24 chortens lie inside the Monastic Complex.



Location: 47 km from Kaza along Spiti River   

Kungri Gompa

The Kungri Gompa lies in the Pin Valley which is a famous attraction of Himachal. This is the only Monastery in the Pin Valley and the Spiti River has to be crossed in order to access it. The Monastery is run by the yellow hat sect and is the venue for educational and religious activities

Location: On the fringes of Attargo Village in Pin Valley in Spity District

Dhankar Monastery

Dhankar Monastery lies in the Eastern Part of Central Spiti. Dhankar is a huge village and is the former capital of the Spiti Monarch. This was earlier used as a prison fort which used to hold in criminals and social nuisances. Dhyan Buddha Statue was established in order to inspire the prisoners to the right way of life. Now the Monastery has 100 lamas and is famous for its potency and tranquilizing effect on the mind.

Location: Eastern Part of Central Spiti

Kardang Monastery

This is probably the only Monastery in Himachal that has scripts written in Bhoti. The Monastery was built in 12th Century and has an awesome library of books and texts on Buddhist and Tibetan Literature and culture. Kardang Village was the Capital of Lahaul and still commands a lot of prominence in that region. Kardang Monastery (elevation 3500 m) is targeted by ethnologists and peace seekers from across the world.



Location: In Kardang Village besides Bhaga River

Tayul Gompa

Tayul Monastery is one of the biggest and oldest Monasteries in Himachal and is dedicated to Buddhist spiritual icon Guru Padmasambhava. The Monastery is staggeringly high and has a good collection of gold inscribed religious texts. Kangyur (now almost extinct language scripts are found here. Tayul means the place which has been chosen. The local people believe that this monastery is especially auspicious and potent.

Location: On the fringes of Kaza Village in Spity District

Gemur Monastery

There is an amazing statue of Marichi Vajravarahi in this Monastery which attracts a lot of tourist attraction. This Lahaul Monastery was established in the 11th Century and strangely the colors and sculptures inside it look as good as new. This Monastery has a lot of potency and is associated with demonic protector forces. Every Year the Devil Dance is held in June in front of this Monastery.

Location: In the Bhaga Valley in Keylong Village in Lahaul District

Guru Ghantal Monastery

This Monastery is the oldest one in the Lahaul region and is known for its unique structure. The structure is entirely made up of teak wood with the walls bearing exquisitely beautiful carvings surrounding giant figures of Brajeshwari Devi and Padmasambhava. This Monastery is tended both by Lamas and local Thakurs. On an auspicious full moon night in June, both communities host the Ghantal festival together.

Location: Right Bank of River Chandra in Lahaul District

Shashur Gompa

Devi Gyatso in the 17th Century built this beautiful Monastery in Lahaul. This is again associated with powerful religious forces and some of them are demonic in nature. Red Hat sect monks run the Shashur Gompa and they are skilled in the frightening Devil Dance that is held here. Thangkas depicting all 84 postulates of Buddhism are displayed here.



Location: On the fringes of Shashur Village in Lahaul District

Lotasabbage Monastery

Lotasabbage / Nako Monastery is famous for preserving the footprints of Guru Padmasambhava when he went trekking in the upper climes of Kinnaur. This Monastery is right besides a limpid lake filled with lotus blooms. This is a peaceful and serene monastery where many come to meditate

Location: On a hillock outside Nako Village in Kinnaur District

Tashigang Monastery

This Monastery is made of stone and wood and contains many beautiful sculptures of Sakyamuni Buddha, White Tara and Dhyan Buddha. There is an enviable collection of Buddhist religious spiritual instruments inside.

Location: Between Khab and Namgya in Kinnaur District.

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