![]() Bijli Mahadev Temple: Loaded with unusually sparkling features, Bijli Mahadev Temple enshrines Lord Shiva in the form of a Shiva linga. Bajaura Temple: Bajaura Temple, standing by the side of the Beas River, is yet another shrine dedicated to Lord Shiva. Chandi Devi Temple: Chandi Devi Temple houses a shrine of Lord Shiva, believed in Hindu mythology as the consort to Chandi Devi. Gaurishankar Temple: Gaurishankar Temple is meticulously carved, bearing proof in its each angle, constructed in 12th century. Parashuram Temple: Resembling a fort, the Parashuram Temple exhibits the Pahari style of architecture. Triyuginarain Temple: Built in three levels, Triyuginarain Temple is one of the popular temples that look imposing from every perspective. ![]() Vaishno Devi Temple: Vaishno Devi Temple is involved in numerous charity works, dedicated to Goddess Durga. Raghunath Temple: Having associations with Lord Rama, Raghunath Temple, Kullu is dedicated to the presiding deity of Kullu Valley. Bhaikhali Temple: Bhaikhali Temple is loaded with legendary stories, which is quite a usual phenomenon for a 1500 year old temple. Adi Brahma Temple: Adi Brahma Temple, located at a sublime height, has rather extraordinary architectural facets, incorporating four roofs. Dashal Temple: Built in the 14th century, Dashal Temple contains vivid architectural wonder on its exterior. Shringa Rishi Temple: Shringa Rishi Temple is another popular temple of Kullu. Ambika Temple: The Ambika Temple is constructed from copper sheets. It is said that this temple was built by Parasurama. All these temples of Kullu are worth visiting and they attract a large number of tourists every year. Thus, it can be said that Kullu, a charming hill station topped with dollops of everything nice, is also home to innumerable temples, structured in wood. (Last Updated on : 20-12-2014) |
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