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Chamba :
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Dharamshala : -
Jawalamukhi Temple (56 kms from Dhamshala) - is one of the fifty one Mahashakthi
pithas. The various parts of Sati's body are said to have fallen, in the course
of Shiva's Rudra Tandava. The tongue of Sati fell at the place where the temple
of Jwalamukhi is situated. The flames that come out of the openings in the earth's
surface are regarded as the manifestations of the fallen tongue of Sati and are
worshipped as Jwalamukhi Devi. -
Masur Temple - this ancient temple is dedicated to Lord Rama and is famous
the richly ornamented cave temples. For
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Shimla : -
Jhakhu Temple- is dedicated to the monkey God Hanuman. According to the
legend, Hanuman rested on this hill after collecting the Sanjivani Jadibuti. -
Hatkaoti Temple (104 kms from Shimla) - dedicated to Durga and Shiva.
This is where the gods are said to have fought a perched battle. For
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Sirmour : -
Poanta
Sahib - is believed to have been the holy Guru Gobind Singh's abode for over
4 years, where he penned the `Dasam Granth'. -
Renukaji
temple - The Renuka Lake (660m) is regarded as the embodiment of Renukaji,
the wife of the sage Jamadagini and the mother of Parshuram one of the ten Avtars
of Lord Vishnu. For
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