Krauncha

Krauncha

Krauncha is a channel or pass situated near the Himalayas.

Krauncha is the name of a passageway situated close to the Himalayas. The legend affirms the passage Krauncha have been opened by Parasurama with his arrows to make a way from Kailasa to the southwards.

The Vayu Purana records that Krauncha is the splitting of the mountain to Kartikeya. Lord Indra and Kartikeya had a dispute about their respective powers, and agreed to decide it by running a race round the mountain. They disagreed as to the result, and therefore appealed to the mountain, who wrongly decided to help Indra.

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