Manikaran Sahib is a pilgrim center for Hindus and Sikhs. Hindus believe that Manu had rebuilt the human life in Manikaran after the flood, and since then it has become a sacred area. There are many temples and a Gurudwara here. which is famous among the people for their religious significance, beauty, and history. So Manikaran Gurudwara is one of the world famous Gurudwara.

Gurudwara Manikaran Sahib is one of the holy shrines of Sikh. It is situated on the bank of Parvati river in altitude of 1760 in distt Kullu of Himachal Pradesh. In Manikaran Sahib there are temples of Hindu Goddesses Ram, Krishna, and Vishnu. This area is known for its bizarre and beautiful landscape of hot springs season. This small town has attracted tourists coming due to its bizarre weather and its pilgrim centers.

Manikaran Sahib Gurudwara History

The history of this Gurudwara is mentioned in the Tawateer Guru Khalsa book. The biography of the Gurus of Sikh religion has been written in this book and also mentioned the history up to date when Sikh gave Punjab to British people. Bhayi Bala Janam Sakhi had mentioned the important parts of Guru Nanak Ji’ life and about this Gurudwara in this book.

According to legend – History of Gurudwara Sahib Manikarna Himachal Pradesh is very old. It is said that once Lord  Mahadev and Mata Parvati were reached on this place while traveling around the world. Seeing this place full of natural beauty, Lord Shiva and Mata Parvati stayed here for some time. They have been here for eleven thousand years in the state of penance and residence. One day, Mata Parvati lost her ear jewelry in any reservoir here. After this, requesting by Mata Parvati, Lord Shiva asked his respective Ganes to find Mata’s earring gem but nobody can find the gem of Mata’s ear jewelry.

Lord Shiva was angry at this and he opened his third eye. Naina Mata appeared due to the opening of the third eye of Bholenath, which is why Manikarna is also considered as the birthplace of the Mata Rani. In the entire universe, there was a stroke, all goddess became frightened. This earing was taken by the god Sheshnag and with it disappeared in the earth. God Sheshnag refused to surrender to Goddess Parvati’s jewelry. The god requested Shiva that when Shiva performs the cosmic dance, Tandava, the jewel will be returned to him. Similarly, after performing the orgy, The Pataladhikari, Sheshnag Ji, shook the loudness, the stream of boiling hot water broke out. In this stream of water, Mata Parvati’s ear jewelry was also found along with important Stones and other Manya. the deity made the jeweler submissive from the inside of the water and surrendered to Shiva and the anger of Lord Shiva also became calm. Similarly, the practice of demanding anything by putting ornaments in the water of Manikaran is popular.

After this incident, the name was called Manikarna. It is said that this place was so sweet to Lord Shiva that the name of a ghat on the banks of river Ganga in Kashi was named Manikarnika Ghat. Due to Mahadev, directly because of an unknown supernatural power, the fountain of boiling water (86 ° C – 96 ° C temperature) in place of Shri Manikaran attracts all the visitors. There is also a very magnificent temple of Lord Shiva in Manikaran Sahib Gurudwara.

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Lord Shiva is situated in the form of a large Shivling and here is a large statue of a bronze Nandi in front of his temple. There is a river and the water of this river is very cold and this river flows through the temple itself. The floor of the temple is often hot due to the hot tub. There is also a small temple of Lord Shiva next to the main temple. The path of the temple goes through the main market of Manikaran, connected by a small path to the Gurudwara.

According to another mythology, according to the concept of Sikhism, Shri Guru Nanak Dev Ji had taken the birth in the Kali Yuga, and on 15th August 1574, reached Manikaran on Vikrami Sambat after delivering the worldly life. Bhayi bala and mardana are also along with him. When he arrived here, the brother Mardana was hungry, he said to the guru that I have a flour but there is no pot and there is no means of fire. When Guruji heard this, he asked Maradana to take a stone. When Maradana raised stones, the waterfall of boiled water appeared from that place.

Guru Ji asked Mardana to make roti and put it in water when Mardana made roti and put it in that boiled water, it drowned in water. Seeing all this, the mardana became sad and said I had only a little grain and that too went like this. Guruji said – Mardana! This one bread will give to God as ardas. All the roti came out after the Aradas of Mardana. Maradana was hungry and satisfied after that Mardana told Guru Ji that you stay here, you do not feel hungry, and my work will continue to do so.

Even today Guruji’s waterfall reveal the anchors in the same way. It is believed that in 1940, Saint Baba Narayan Hari Ji discovered this place and started construction. This symbol of the main faith of Sikhism is a grand gurdwara which is known as Manikaran Sahib. Shiv Mandir is also established next to it. The anchor is always organized by the gurus on time, and the food of the anchor cooks in the water of boiling hot tubes located in Shiva temple.

Where is Manikarna Sahib Gurudwara located?

Manikarna Sahib Gurudwara is situated in Kullu district of Himachal Pradesh, India. It is situated in the middle of the river Parvati in the north-west of Kullu between the Vyas and Parvati rivers. Manikarna Sahib Gurudwara is a unique place of pilgrimage for Hindus and Sikhs. It is situated at an altitude of 1760 meters above sea level and Manikarna is about 45 km from Gurudwara Kullu. Manikarna is very famous for its hot water glasses. Every year millions of nature lovers and tourists visit here frequently.

Anchor keeps going both times throughout the year. There are many temples and a gurdwara in Manikarna. Manikarna Sahib is the temple of Lord Rama, Lord Krishna, Lord Vishnu and Lord Shiva in Gurudwara. It is believed that Manu had composed the human after the destruction of the Maha pralaya. Here is the Raghunath Temple. It is said that the king of Kullu was installed here by Ayodhya with the blessings of Lord Rama. Here is an old temple of Shivaji.

Manikar Sahib Gurudwara Manyata

It is believed that in Manikarna Sahib Gurudwara, especially the tourists who are troubled by diseases like skin diseases or arthritis Bathing in hot water kund is considered very beneficial for skin diseases. It is also believed that these diseases are cured by bathing in sulfur hot water available here for a few days. Scientists say that there is radium in the water here.

Manikarna Sahib Gurudwara opening hours

Gurudwara Sahib Manikarna is open all the time ie 24 hours. You can come here any time.

Best Time to visit Manikarna Sahib Gurudwara

You can visit Manikarna in any season, but in January there is only heavy snowfall. The cold is also very high at that time. The best time to get here is from March to June. During this time the temperature ranges from 15 to 22 degrees. If someone is a lover of a cold night or evening of cool winds, it is the best season for you from October to February in winter, at this time the temperature ranges from 3 to 10 degrees.

Manikaran Gurudwara Images, Pictures, Wallpapers

How To Reach Manikarna Sahib Gurudwara?

Roadway

It is very easy to come to Manikarna Sahib Gurudwara. Manikarna is connected to every small city. Buses come from every city to here. However, you will not get a direct bus to come here, but you will get bus service continue to at Kullu or Manali all the time to come here. From these cities, you will find buses for Manikarna. Manikarna is 45 km away from Kullu.

Air travel – Manikarna’s nearest airport is ‘Bhuntar’. From here it takes only 1 – 2 hours for Manikaran. From here fly to every major city like Delhi, Pathankot, Dharamsala, and Shimla flies every day. After coming here you can go by bus or taxi. Bhuntar is connected to many important cities by road routes.

Rail travel – If you want you can also reach here via rail. The nearest railway station of Manikarna is ‘Joginder Nagar’, which is directly connected to Pathankot. Pathankot Railway Station is 150 km away from Manikaran and Chandigarh Railway Station is 310 km away. This station has train facilities for many cities in India.

Best Hotel and Food Point at Manikarna Sahib Gurudwara?

There are so many facilities available at Manikarn Sahib Gurudwara. There is an anchor for food all the time and gurudwara has its own premises where you can stay. If you want to stay at other hotels then there are so many good hotels where you can stay and get delicious food at affordable prices by click here.  and also click here for more hotel detail.

Police and Hospital near Manikarna Sahib Gurudwara?

Himachal police are always ready to help tourist, In case of an emergency, you can feel free to contact with Kullu police at click here. And during your travel, if you have some health issues you can click here to contact the Best hospital.

Other Tourist Places Near Manikarna Sahib Gurudwara?

Manikarna is known for its natural beauty and eloquent views. The weather of Manikarna is always pleasant, and you can feel the peace of mind here. Parvati river flowing between high and green mountains and these mountains on either side of Manikarna. Manikarna is situated on both sides of the river. There are two bridges to cross the river, one of which is from a gurdwara and a taxi stand is from the square.

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Now we are providing you some information about the major tourist sites near Gurudwara Manikarna Sahib. If you ever come to Gurudwara Manikarna Sahib, do not forget to walk here, because this place is so beautiful in its own right that if someone came here once, they would like to come again and again.

Temple of Silver Khan, Manantalai, Goddess Jagannath, Temple of Raghunath Ji, Besheshwar Mahadev Temple, Shakti Mahadev Temple, Vaishno Cave, Kasol, Banjar, Raisan, Katrai, Bathad, Keshwar, Dev Tibba, Larki, Mandi, Malana, Kheer Ganga , Tosh village, Tirthan valley, Chalal village, Kullu, Manali, Pulga village, Bhunta town, Naggar village etc

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