Maunath Bhanjan | Mau District | Mau Uttar Pradesh

Why Malana? Malana is an ancient village in the state of Himachal Pradesh . It is situated in the northeast of the Kullu valley, near the Parvati valley. This village is different from the rest of the world. Malana’s untold story is perhaps one of the best-kept secrets of the country, and that is why it draws the whole world towards itself. Situated on the banks of the fast-flowing Malana River at an altitude of 3029 meters above sea level, this village is one of the oldest democracies in the world, the village still manages its affairs on its own. Malana Village It offers a mesmerizing view of the Malana Devtibba and Chandrakhani peaks, located near the Kullu Valley . The lifestyle of the locals here is simple, as Malana is untouched by the glamor of urban life. The administration of the village is governed by 11 representatives of Jamula Rishi Devta, who is the main deity of the region. These representatives make decisions in the name of the deity and their decisions are not chall...

Manikaran is a religious place. Which is a sacred place for both Hindu and Sikh religions. It is 45 km from Kullu. Manikaran means “precious gem”. Guru Nanak Devji Gurudwara is the main attraction of Manikaran. Here the hot water springs in the Gurudwara is a main attraction for the people. Apart from this, travelers also visit the Shiva temple.   Manikaran is also famous for its hot water springs. Millions of tourists from abroad and India come here, especially tourists who are troubled by diseases like skin diseases or arthritis, come here to get health pleasure. It is believed that bathing in sulfuric hot water cures these diseases. Hot water springs are the most astonishing and distinct attraction of Manikarna.   There are many philosophical sites in and around Manikaran such as Ramchandra Temple, Kulant Pith, Harinder Hill, Parvati River, Shoja, Brahma Ganga, Narayanpuri, Rakusat, Pulga, Rudranath, Kheerganga, Malana, Kasol. There are many places for trekking also. B...