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Rama Temple, Manikaran-Manali, Kullu, Himachal Pradesh
Rama Temple built by Raja Jagat Singh on top of two Shiva temples, is in the pyramidic style of architecture.

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 Rama Temple built by Raja Jagat Singh on top of two Shiva temples, is in the pyramidic style of architecture. The idol of Lord Rama was brought from Ayodhya; it was kept here till 1661 A.D., subsequently it was shifted to Kullu. Raja Dilip Singh restored the Rama temple in 1889 A.D. Since 1981, a trust looks after the temple. A free 'langar' (vegetarian meal served to the worshippers) programme also runs here. Private and government lodging is also available within the temple premises.

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(Last Updated on : 08-10-2009)

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