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HARIDWAR |
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Chandi Devi
Temple | Mansa Devi Temple
| Maya Devi Temple |
Daksha Mahadev Temple |
Neel Dhara Pakshi Vihar
| Sati Kund |
Bhimgoda Tank |
Sapt Rishi Ashram |
Parad Shivling |
Doodhadhari Barfani
Temple | Pawan Dham |
Bharat Mata Mandir |
Anandamayi Maa Ashram
| Rajaji National Park
| Shanti Kunj |
Kaliyar Sharif Har Ki PauriAt almost every turn in the Garhwal
Himalyas, there are Hindu mythological sites to be seen. These
sites include temples, ashrams, ghats etc. Hari Ki Pauri
in Uttaranchal is the place where most of the Indian saints and rishis
are headed, in search of peace and nirvana. The
location of the temple in the scenic Himalayas only adds to the
spiritual aura that revolves around the temple. If you have heard about
Uttaranchal being called the abode of Gods, a visit to
Har Ki Pauri will prove it. During the highly sacred religious fair of
Kumbh Mela and Ardh Kumbh Mela,
crores of devotees and pilgrims as well as tourists flock to the place
to become a part of this surreal spectacle and to seek spiritual peace.    The temple also bear much prominence
as it was constructed by King Vikramaditya himself to
commemorate his brother Bhatrihari. Vikramaditya's
brother had arrived on the banks of divine Ganges due to his spiritual
quest. Bhatrihari spent his time meditating on the banks of Ganga. Also
referred to as the Brahmakund, Har ki Pauri is highly
auspicious for Hindus. Devotees and pilgrims flock to the site to take a
holy dip in the Ganges and offer prayers at the temple. The temple
enshrines the footprints of Lord Hari(Vishnu).    As you arrive at Har ki Pauri, you
will witness a good number of long haired pilgrims, with their body
smeared with ashes. The sound of temple bells and the mantras being
chanted, the scene really come alive and speaks for itself. At twilight,
the scene become much more lively at the Ganga Arti
(worshipping the divine Ganges) is performed. Hundreds of
glowing lamps float along the waters of Ganges.
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