Adi Brahma, Bhuntar, Himanchal Pradesh, India

Country: India
State: Himachal
City: Bhuntar
Weather: -10 °C-28°C
Height : 3,572 FT
Language: Hindi & Pahari
Best Time: Oct-May
Railwaly Station: Pathankot
Airport: Bhuntar Airport

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Adi Brahma

The Adi Brahma Temple committed to Lord Brahma is a Famous Temple In Himachal and is additionally one of only a handful couple of sanctuaries of Lord Brahma in the nation. Ruler Braham is accepted to be the maker of earth. The sanctuary is made of wood in the Pagoda style with four rooftops and the symbol of the God put right in the middle. A stone statue of Lord Vishnu is likewise set in the sanctuary. There is a chariot in the sanctuary that has Mohras made of silver, metal and Ashtadhatu (a blend of eight metals). The fundamental entryway has lovely carvings describing epical stories. The Jogni sanctuary made of wood is situated close to the primary sanctuary. The grand perspective from the sanctuary is an additional fascination of the sanctuary. There was a characteristic spring close to the sanctuary which is currently dry. The nearby celebrations celebrated in the sanctuary are Naagni Birshu, Mohal celebration, Bhulang Birshu, Khokhan celebration, Rohlgi celebration and so on. The Khokhan celebration is commended terrifically by offering supplications and appropriating Prasad. The sacred shower at Bhuntar and making of a chariot are the basic customs of the sanctuary.