Manimahesh Kailash is one of the most sacred peaks of the Panch Kailash. Located in the Pir Panjal range of Himachal Pradesh, it rises to an altitude of 5,653 metres (18,547 ft). At its base lies the holy Manimahesh Lake (4,080 m / 13,390 ft), which holds immense religious significance for Hindus.
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Shrikhand Mahadev Kailash is one of the holiest pilgrimages of Lord Shiva devotees, located in Kullu district, Himachal Pradesh. At an altitude of 18,570 feet (5667 m), the peak is crowned with a naturally formed 90 feet high vertical Shivling. The yatra is as sacred as Kailash Mansarovar, and it is believed that only those called by Mahadev himself can complete it.
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India is ready to host its first ever Asian Open Short Track Speed Skating Trophy. This event is going to be a historic moment for the country. For the very first time, an international ice skating championship is happening in India. And the venue is Dehradun, the capital of Uttarakhand.
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Let’s Work Together Collaborate. Promote. Explore the Himalayas with me. Where is Wan and the Temple? Wan lies in Dewal block, Chamoli district. It stands at around 2,400 m above sea level. Lohajung is the nearest well-known base. A narrow road connects Lohajung to Wan, about 10–15 km. Shared jeeps run daily. The last stretch
Latu Devta Temple rests quietly in Wan village, upper Chamoli. It feels sacred. Locals say Latu Devta is the brother and guardian of Maa Nanda Devi. He watches over the path to the high meadows. He guides and protects pilgrims.
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Uttarakhand comes alive in winter. White snow covers its high peaks, valleys, and forests. It becomes a dreamland for snow lovers. I’ll share five best places to see snowfall. I’ll add all necessary details—how to reach, best time, things to do, stay options—and also link some of my other articles for deeper reading.
Ghee Sankranti is a beloved folk festival of Uttarakhand. People also call it Olgia, Ghu Sankranti, Ghu Tyar, or Ghiyu Sankrant. It comes every year in the month of Bhado, on the very first day. In 2025, it falls on 17 August. The day celebrates harvest, cattle, and the bond between families and community.
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The Himalayas of Uttarakhand call trekkers from across the world. But the question always comes – what is the best time to trek in Uttarakhand? The answer depends on seasons, weather, type of trek, and your personal interest. Each season here gives a different beauty, from flower valleys to snow peaks.
Flora of Valley of Flowers – Rare Himalayan Blooms Facebook Email WhatsApp Twitter LinkedIn Tumblr The Valley of Flowers in Uttarakhand is not just a trekking destination. It is a living museum of Himalayan flowers, many of which are found nowhere else in the world. Situated at an altitude of 3,250–3,650 metres, this UNESCO World
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If you are planning to trek to the Hemkund Sahib, one name you will hear again and again is Lakshman Ganga. This river is not just a water stream flowing through the valley; it is the lifeline of the entire trek. From the sound of rushing water that guides trekkers, to the fertile banks that support the lush greenery, Lakshman Ganga is deeply connected to the journey and the local life.
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