Saint Sri Narayan Hari had visited Kullu in 1940 from his native place of Kamalpur (now in Pakistan) and had settled down in Manikaran. Initially the place was a nonentity except for two hot water springs. Narayan Hari worked on the Gurudwara building and his 50 years of long labour bore fruit in the shape of the present Gurudwara. Today, the Gurudwara Sri Narayan Hari can proudly house 4000 pilgrims with additional `langar` (free vegetarian meal served to the worshippers) facility. There is an artificial cave built close to the Gurudwara by the Saint Himself, where he used to meditate for a continuous 40 days approximately in a year. Sadly, Narayan Hari left for heavenly abode in 1991. At present his daughter and his son-in-law looks after the Gurudwara management themselves.

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