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Temples of Himachal Pradesh
The temples in the Himachal Pradesh are the symbol of simplicity,which carries a positive energy to all of its devotees
  •Temples in Bilaspur   •Temples in Chamba   •Temples in Hamirpur
  •Temples in Kangra   •Temples in Kinnaur   •Temples in Kullu
  •Temples in Lahul and Spiti   •Temples in Shimla   •Temples in Sirmaur
  •Temples in Solan   •Temples in Una   •Vishnu Temples
  •Hidimba Devi temple   •Chamunda Devi Temple   •Jwalamukhi Temple
  •Chintpurni Temple   •Naina Devi Temple   •Bhimakali Temple
  •Chaurashi Temples   •Masrur Temple   •Bhutnath Temple
  •Lakshmi Narayan Temple   •Baijnath Temple   •Brajeshwari Devi Temple
  •Ardhanari Temple   •Dhankar Monastery   •Himachal Pradesh Temple
  •Bajaura Temple   •Jumla Temple   •Sharvali Devi Temple
  •Murlidhar Temple   •Tripura Sundari Temple   •Gaurishankar Temple
  •Parashuram Temple   •Jagatsukh Shiva Temple   •Sandhya Devi Temple
  •Vaishno Devi Temple   •Raghunath Temple   •Bhaikhali Temple
  •Adi Brahma Temple   •Rama Temple   •Manu Temple
  •Dashal Temple   •Shringa Rishi Temple   •Ambika Temple
  •Dhar Deo Dhank Cave   •Bhagsunath Temple   •Digambara Temple
  •Guna Devi Temple   •Raghunatheshwar Tedha temple   •Bundlamata Temple
  •Kunal Pathri Temple   •Suraj Kund Mandir   •Chaumukha Temple
  •Chamunda Devi Temple   •Lakshmi Narayan Temple   •Vajreshwari Temple
  •Vishnu Temple   •Chandrashekhar Temple   •Lakshana Devi Temple
  •Chhatrari Devi Temple   •Devi Dehra Temple   •Chamba temples
  •Chaurasi Temple   •Hari Rai Temple   •Sidh Devta Temple
  •Mindhal Basan Devi Temple   •Katasan Devi Temple   •Dayanand Math
  •Kamaksha Devi Temple   •Mahunag Temple   •Siddha Ganapati Temple
  •Triloknath Temple   •Shikari Devi Temple   •Bhootnath Temple
  •Mamaleshwar Temple   •Mahamaya Temple   •Badri Narayan Temple
  •Markandeya Temple   •Baba Basandi Temple   •Badol Devi Temple
  •Goddess Sheetla Temple   •Jalapa Mai Sangirathi Temple   •Nahar Singh Dhaulra
  •Lakshmi Narayan Mandir   •Maa Hari Devi`s Temple   •Naras Devi Temple
  •Drona Shiva Temple   •Gayatri Temple   •Nagnauna Temple
  •Trilokpur Temple   •Jagannath Temple   •Patanjali Jyotirlinga Temple
  •Katasan Devi Temple   •Sirmaur Shiva Temple   •Shirigul Temple
  •Dei-Ka-Mandir   •Ram Temple   •Balasundari Temple
  •Murli Manohar Temple   •Baba Balak Nath Temple   •Narvadeshwar Temple
  •Mandir Shivalaya   •Tauni Devi Temple   •Awa-Devi Temple
  •Bil-kaleshwar Temple   •Gasota Mahadev Temple   •Jhanyari Devi Temple
  •Kalanjari Devi Temple   •Triloknath Temple   •Markula Devi Temple
  •Mahakala Vajra-bhairava Temple   •White Temple   •Vairocana Temple
  •Temple of the Enlightened Gods   •Mystic Mandala Temple   •Geypan Temple
  •Golden Temple   •The Large Temple of Dromton   •Temples in Mandi
  •Jhakhu Temple   •Hatkoti Temple   •Thang Yug Gompa
  •Dip Tse-Chok Ling Gompa   •Tso-Pema Ogyen Heru-kai Gompa   •Thakurdwara of Sunhani
  •Deothali   •Shrine of Baba Garib Nath   •Shivalaya Bachhretu
  •Kungri Gompa   •Rewalsar    

Bhutanath Temple at MandiTemples in the hilly state of Himachal Pradesh are originally dedicated to village deities. Every village as well as every association has its own deity. Among these cave temples and temples on hills are most important.

Popular Hindu faith considers the great Himalayas to be the home of the Gods. Dating back to ancient times the Himalayan region is full of places of worship abounding in natural beauty. Numerous legends are associated with the great epics of India are actually related with these holy places.

The following are some of the temples placed in caves or hills of Himachal Pradesh in North India:
Chamunda Devi situated at Kangra, Jhakhu Temple at Shimla, Jwalamukhi Temple at Dharamshala, chaintpurni Temple at Una, Bhimakali Temple at Sarhan, Naina Devi Temple at Bilaspur, Balasundati Temple at Nahan, Bhutanath Temple at Mandi, Lakshmi Narayan Temple at Chamba, etc.

(Last Updated on : 6/10/2009)
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