Sheetla MandirBilaspur, Himanchal Pradesh, India

Country: India
State: Himachal
City: Bilaspur
Weather: 19 �C-38�C
Height : 2,208 FT
Language: Hindi, Punjabi & Himachali
Best Time: Oct-March
Railwaly Station: Kiratpur Sahib
Airport: Shimla Airport

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Sheetla Mandir

Sheetla Mandirheetla Mata Temple is arranged in a town named Jangla, at a separation of roughly 1.5 km from Gehrwin, Bilaspur. Like the Golden Temple of Amritsar, this sanctuary is additionally inherent the center of a tank. A pathway made up of solid leads one to the sanctuary. It is said that the brilliant symbol of the divinity introduced here was etched at Makhowal, close Anandpur Sahib. Goddess Sheetla Devi is accepted to be the more youthful sister of Goddess Badol Devi and symbolize force and peace. It is said that the Goddess likes cool and serene surroundings, where there is water all around, and despises any sort of warmth. She is known not off warmth from the body of a man. In numerous parts of India, it is trusted that illnesses like little pox and chicken pox speak to the sign of the Goddess in a human's body. Despite the fact that Shitla Mata Temple of Himachal Pradesh is moderately new, it is entirely prominent amongst the locals They trust the individuals who ask at the sanctuary with most extreme dedication and confidence are allowed their desires by the Mata. As indicated by a legend, an inhabitant of Jangla envisioned that the Goddess has requested that he introduce Her golden calf in a spot with water in plenitude. He at first thought about a lake, where he could introduce the symbol of the Goddess. Be that as it may, he was directed to this spot and was encouraged to uncover there and convey Goddess' desires. This is the way the Sheetla Mata Temple appeared.