Manikarn: The Amazing Confluence of Religion, Spirituality and Nature

   Manikarn should be called a wonderful and unique confluence of natural beauty and religious spirituality. Manikarn is also called Mahatirtha of Hindus and Sikhs. 

   Call it religious tourism, there will probably be no exaggeration. The natural beauty of Manikaran located in Kullu district of Himachal Pradesh, India is also spectacular and unique. 

  Located at an altitude of 1760 meters above sea level, Manikarn is very rich in natural resources. Manikarn, having a plurality of hot water springs, has a global reputation for its aquatic specialties. It is very exciting to see the water flow boiling in Manikarn.

 The distinctive attraction of Manikarn with a curved path is particularly attractive to foreign tourists. According to experts, the water spring of Manikarn has special significance. 

  Bathing in this water helps to prevent skin diseases and arthritis. So bathing in this reservoir is very healthy. According to experts, this water containing sulfur can automatically diagnose innumerable diseases.

  This water spring of boiling water is no less than a disease for diseases. Manikarn literally means earrings. Manikarn is a magnificent and rare valley in the north-west direction of Kullu. Manikarn, situated between the Beas river and Parvati river in the Parvati valley, has a special hypnosis. 

   There is a splendid array of gurudwaras and temples in Manikarn. The flow velocity of the Parvati River makes tourists especially thrilled. The vocal waves produced by the flow of water produce a special hypnosis. The water of Parvati river is cold as snow. On the right bank of this river, a source of hot boiling water is seen. 

   This water spring is a surprise. This water spring has also surprised scientists. According to scientists, there is also radium in this water. The winter season of Manikarn is very exciting. 

  Specially all-round snow. A bath can also be taken in this water spring of the Gurudwara campus in this Sheethari. Manikarn also provides a wonderful and unique philosophy of Tibetan art and culture. 

   Tourists can enjoy a view of Tibetan folk culture in the market with an anchor in the Gurudwara. The special thing is that Tibetan settlements on Manikarn have their own special scenery. Whether it is a gurudwara or a temple or a Tibetan settlement, everyone has a different culture and civilization. 

  Manikarn also offers special enjoyment of hospitality. In the water spring, tourists and devotees cook rice by tying it in the bundle. The taste of these rice is also quite specific. The taste of this water tea is also unique. Tourists drink this water tea with extreme taste. 

  Actually, Water Spring is the open kitchen of the world. According to experts, the water of this water spring remains the same at 94 ° C in all seasons. Tourists can also take shelter in the fort Numa Bhawan of Gurdwara.

   Manikarn Gurdwara: Manikarn Gurdwara is a special religious site of the Sikh community. The structure of this gurudwara was built to commemorate the visit of Guru Nanak Dev Ji. A large number of devotees visit this center of reverence, faith and trust.

   Parvati Valley: Parvati Valley is indeed a spectacular tourist destination. The innumerable temples of Goddess Rama, Shri Krishna, Lord Vishnu, Lord Shiva and other Gods and Goddesses in Parvati Valley are the pride and glory of this valley. It is believed that Lord Shiva along with wife Parvati was taking a water bath in this area, at the same time, Parvati ji's earring fell into the water.

  Due to which this valley came to be known as Parvati valley. Also during this Jal Vihar, Parvati ji's earring was lost. Hence it came to be known as Manikarn. It is also believed that after Mahapralaya, Manu did a human creation in Manikarn. 

  There is also a grand divine Raghunath temple at Manikarn. The structure of this temple was established by the King of Kullu and installed the idol of Lord Rama. The ancient temple of Shiva is also a main attraction of Manikarn.

  Mountaineers' Paradise: Manikarn is also known as Mountaineer's Paradise. The all-round nature's scenic beauty makes tourists happy. There is also Brahma Ganga, about half a kilometer from Manikarn.

  The confluence of the Parvati River and the Brahm Ganga is also the main attraction of Manikarn. Manatlai is a very exciting site about 115 km from Manikarn. Particularly, Manikarn has a long series of landscapes covered with all-round natural beauty. 

   The entire Parvati valley is a paradise for climbers. The beautiful rocks of Manikarn fascinate the tourists.

   All the necessary resources for the journey to Manikarn are available. The nearest airport is Bhuntar Airport Kullu. The distance of Manikarn from Bhuntar Airport is about 45 kilometers. The nearest railway station is Pathankot railway junction. The distance from Pathankot to Manikarn is about 285 km. Tourists can also visit Manikarn by road.
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