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Sep 16, 2024

　　Gatothkach, the warrior son of the Pandava Bhima and his demon wife Hadimba, is worshipped in the form of a sacred tree 200m southwest of the Hadimba Temple, but the setting, behind a tourist market, lacks any sense of reverence.

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Von Ngari Institute

　　This small Tibetan monastery has an atmospheric prayer room crammed with statues of bodhisattvas (enlightened beings) and revered lamas. ...

　　Gatothkach, the warrior son of the Pandava Bhima and his demon wife Hadimba, is worshipped in the form of a sacred tree 200m southwest of the Hadimba Temple, but the setting, behind a tourist market, lacks any sense of reverence. ...

　　This woodland of magnificent towering deodars (cedars) offers the nicest walking route between the centre and Old Manali, though is not recommended for a woman alone. 　　There is often no one at the gates to collect the admission fee. ...

Himalayan Nyinmapa Buddhist Temple

　　This temple, containing a two-storey statue of the historical Buddha, was built in 1957. The land was donated to commemorate the death of the Wazir of Lahaul's son, who died while serving with the UN in Laos. ...

　　This much-revered wood-and-stone temple, constructed in 1553, has a three-tier pagoda-style roof plus conical top. The wooden doorway is richly carved with figures of gods, animals and dancers, and the outside walls are adorned with antlers and ibex horns. The setting, amid towering deodar cedar trees around 2km northwest of...

　　This squat, striped tower house with wraparound carved balcony is one of the most appealingly antiquated buildings in Old Manali, but hurry to see it as plans are afoot to demolish the current version and rebuild a 'bigger and better' one along the lines of Vashisht Mandir. 　　Not open to...

Manu Rishi Temple

　　Rebuilt in 1991, this towered temple sits near the top of Old Manali on a site where, legend says, the Noah-like figure of Manu landed his ark after the great flood. ...

Museum of Himachal Culture & Folk Art

　　This dusty little museum is worth the nominal entry fee if you're visiting the nearby Hadimba temple. Its most interesting feature is the case of models showing the construction of temples and forts in and around the Kullu Valley. 　　There are also traditional textiles, musical instruments, dance masks, domestic and...

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