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Reaching Dev Kamrunag from Rohanda involves a scenic journey followed by a trek: Kamrunag Temple, Mandi: Dev Kamrunag Temple is situated at a height of 3,334m. Kamrunag is known for the lake and the temple besides the lake. View of Dhauladhar Range adds to the scenic beauty of the spot where the lake and pent roof temple of Dev Kamrunag is surrounded by thick forests of deodar. Reaching here involves a moderately challenging trek of about 6km from the village of Rohanda. The trail winds through dense deodar forests, offering breathtaking views of the surroundings mountains and valleys. The lake is particularly enchanting during the summer months, when wildflowers bloom along the trail. The lake is hidden gem in Himachal Pradesh, offering a tranquil and spiritual experience amidst nature’s spendor. The winter season is at peak at this time and temple is often inaccessibly due to heavy snowfall. The trek is much more challenging during this time and you should avoid if you are not a experienced trekker.
Reaching Dev Kamrunag from Rohanda involves a scenic journey followed by a trek: Kamrunag Temple, Mandi: Dev Kamrunag Temple is situated at a height of 3,334m. Kamrunag is known for the lake and the temple besides the lake. View of Dhauladhar Range adds to the scenic beauty of the spot where the lake and pent roof temple of Dev Kamrunag is surrounded by thick forests of deodar. Reaching here involves a moderately challenging trek of about 6km from the village of Rohanda. The trail winds through dense deodar forests, offering breathtaking views of the surroundings mountains and valleys. The lake is particularly enchanting during the summer months, when wildflowers bloom along the trail. The lake is hidden gem in Himachal Pradesh, offering a tranquil and spiritual experience amidst nature’s spendor. The winter season is at peak at this time and temple is often inaccessibly due to heavy snowfall. The trek is much more challenging during this time and you should avoid if you are not a experienced trekker.
The nearest town to Kamrunag is:
Sunder Nagar
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Hanuman Shila & Shiv Mandir, Rohanda
Hanuman Shila & Shiv Mandir, Rohanda
Kamrunag Trek, Lush Green Forest
Kamrunag Trek, Lush Green Forest
Kamrunag lake & Temple
Kamrunag lake & Temple
Who is kamrunag?
Who is kamrunag?
In the Mahabharat, Barbareek was a grandson of Bhima (second of the Pandava brothers), and the son of Ghatotkacha. He learnt the art of warfare from his mother Ahilavati. The gods (ashtadeva) gave him the three infallible arrows. Barbarik was so strong that according to him the battle of Mahabharata could finish in 1 minute if he independently was to fight it. Lord Krishna knew that The Kauravas would lose the war. He tested Ratan Yaksha (Barbareek) and further asked for his head. Ratan Yaksha (Barbareek) agreed to give his head on the condition of watching the war of Mahabharata. Ratan Yaksha was blessed to be worshipped as Khatu Shyam and his body as Kamru.
The story of Barbreek is not just one of war and valor, but of sacrifice, devotion, and the divine purpose that transcends worldly conflict. His devotion to Lord Krishna, his sacrifice, and his role as an observer of the war make him an intriguing and revered figure in Hindu mythology. The tale underscores the idea that even the most powerful of warriors can find their purpose in a more spiritual, transcendent way.
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