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Temples in Himachal Pradesh

Temples in Himachal Pradesh listed in the Devomsa directory — 11 in all.

11 temples
Jwalamukhi (Jwala Ji) Temple, Jwalamukhi

Jwalamukhi (Jwala Ji) Temple

Jwalamukhi, Himachal Pradesh

A Shakti Peetha in Kangra, where the Goddess is worshipped as living flame.

DeviShakti Peeth
Naina Devi Temple, Naina Devi

Naina Devi Temple

Naina Devi, Himachal Pradesh

Where the eyes of Sati fell, high above the waters of Govind Sagar.

DeviShakti Peeth

Chintpurni (Chhinnamastika) Temple

Chintpurni, Himachal Pradesh

Where all worry is lifted, a Shakti Peetha in the wooded Himalayan hills.

DeviShakti Peeth
Brajeshwari (Kangra) Devi Temple, Kangra

Brajeshwari (Kangra) Devi Temple

Kangra, Himachal Pradesh

In the Kangra valley, the Mother honoured each dawn with fresh butter.

DeviShakti Peeth
Chamunda Devi Temple, Chamunda

Chamunda Devi Temple

Chamunda, Himachal Pradesh

The fierce Mother who slew Chanda and Munda, below the Dhauladhar range.

DeviKangra

Baba Balak Nath Temple, Deotsidh

Deotsidh, Himachal Pradesh

A cave shrine in the hills, the eternal child-yogi of the Siddha path.

Saint · DattaHamirpur
Bhimakali Temple, Sarahan, Sarahan

Bhimakali Temple, Sarahan

Sarahan, Himachal Pradesh

Twin towers of timber and stone crowned in gold, high in the Himalayas.

DeviShakti Peeth
Hadimba Devi Temple, Manali, Manali

Hadimba Devi Temple, Manali

Manali, Himachal Pradesh

The wife of Bhima, worshipped in a pagoda tower among the deodar cedars.

DeviKullu
Jakhoo Hanuman Temple, Shimla, Shimla

Jakhoo Hanuman Temple, Shimla

Shimla, Himachal Pradesh

Where Hanuman paused to rest, seeking the Sanjeevani for Lakshmana.

HanumanShimla
Baijnath Temple, Baijnath

Baijnath Temple

Baijnath, Himachal Pradesh

The Lord of physicians, worshipped as Vaidyanath in the Kangra valley.

ShivaKangra

Sri Hari Temple, Sri Badrika Ashram

Shalamun (near Solan), Himachal Pradesh

A black-stone image beheld as the Goddess in devotion and Vishnu in majesty.

VishnuSirmaur

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