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Jammu and Kashmir

Naag Mandir

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January

3.9 - 28.4 °C

February

7.0 - 31.7 °C

March

11.2 - 38.0 °C

April

17.3 - 42.6 °C

May

20.9 - 45.1 °C

June

23.1 - 43.7 °C

July

23.4 - 37.5 °C

August

23.4 - 35.9 °C

September

22.2 - 35.3 °C

October

15.4 - 34.5 °C

November

9.7 - 31.8 °C

December

5.9 - 28.8 °C


Major Airports :

Jammu Civil Enclave (IXJ), Jammu

Nearest Railway Station :

Martyr Captain Tushar Mahajan Udhampur Railway Station (MCTM)

Major Airports :

Jammu Civil Enclave (IXJ), Jammu

A journey to the divine mystique

Naag Mandir, an ancient temple steeped in history, spirituality and ancient legend welcomes you to seek spiritual solace amidst the majestic mountains. Situated amid snowcapped peaks on an unrivalled hilltop sanctuary dedicated to Serpent God Naag Devta, this intricate woodwork sanctuary exudes divine energy that has attracted devotees for centuries. Folklore suggests that it may even have been where Lord Shiva married Goddess Parvati. Gain insight into its enchanting stories and incredible marvels.

Spirituality has an alluring allure

Naag Mandir in Mantalai is an ancient landmark with centuries of history and spiritual significance. Built over 600 years ago, its legacy is revered by devotees from near and far. They flock here particularly during the Naag Panchami festival to receive blessings or have their wishes fulfilled by this sacred site surrounded by lush Chenab Gorge vegetation and towering pine trees for peace and serenity - adding yet another layer to its spiritual appeal.

An act of faith and desire

Praying at Naag Mandir is an immensely revered tradition. Devotees tie sacred red threads around their fingers when offering prayers to Naag Devta in hopes that doing so will bring about their desires being realised. The temple's surroundings - lush greenery and snow-capped mountains provide a mesmerising visual backdrop which amplifies its spiritual aura; visitors to Naag Mandir have an opportunity to participate in its unique langar - an open kitchen which serves free meals to all visitors - while visitors to this ancient site have an opportunity to participate in tradition by joining a langar - an open kitchen which serves free food to all visitors - further amplifying its spiritual aura.


Naag-Mandir
Timings

Opening time - 07:00 AM

Closing time - 07:00 PM

Incredible stories and legends surround this region

Naag Mandir is steeped in myth, featuring an extensive narrative describing Lord Shiva and Goddess Parvati's sacred marriage at this very location. Its unique wooden construction with intricate carvings remains mesmerising for visitors who witness such amazing craftsmanship.

Naag Panchami Festival at Naag Mandir provides an exceptional cultural experience. Devotees from all walks of life come together to honour their faith through time-honoured rituals such as fasting and special poojas; together they create an atmosphere filled with profound spiritual significance and devotion.

Patnitop awaits your adventures and discoveries

Refresh yourself on Billo ki Powri, a staircase carefully carved into the mountains that offer magnificent mountainous vistas and newer towns, or experience Gaurikund, a natural spring that has attracted pilgrims for centuries and exudes divinity; set against Mount Kailash as its backdrop, this sacred spring exudes divinity; it is said that Goddess Parvati bathed here before visiting Sudh Mahadeva temple to offer her prayers.

Dr. Syama Prasad Mookerjee Tunnel, commonly referred to as Patnitop Tunnel or Chenani-Nashri Tunnel, will leave you speechless as it effortlessly weaves its way through the majestic Himalayas. Gaurikund has long drawn pilgrims looking for peace. Sitting amid majestic Mount Kailash, its waters exude divinity - it is believed that Goddess Parvati bathed here before making her way over to Sudh Mahadev Temple.

Natha Top is an essential destination for adventurous travellers. Here, you will uncover the untouched beauty of the Kishtwar Range and be astounded by Brammah I and II peaks. Immerse yourself in Gaurikund, a natural spring that has been drawing pilgrims since the 18th Century; set against Mount Kailash it is believed Goddess Parvati bathed before journeying on her spiritual path towards Sudh Mahadeva temple - finding both divinity as well as profound connection with nature!

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