Offbeat Himachal Hiking / Trekking

Day 1 Arrive - Mandi - Rohanda - Kamru Nag

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   Mandi

   Arrive Mandi and drive to Rohanda

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   Bada Dev - KamruNag Temple

   KAMRUNAG Situated at a height of 3,334 Mtr. Kamrunag is known for the lake and the temple besides the lake. View of Dhauladhar Range and Balh Valley 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. As per tradition, Kamrunag is the King Yaksha of Mahabharta and was worshiped by Pandavas. There is a tradition of offering gold, silver and coins in the lake by devotees on the fulfillment of their wishes by Dev Kamrunag. It is not possible to estimate the quantity of gold ,silver and coins of other metal that lie at the bottom of the lake. For nature lovers, visit to Kamrunag is a visit to paradise. It takes 3 to 4 hours to complete the on foot journey from Rohanda to Kamrunag on a steep mountain path of about 6 Km.

Day 2 Stay in Tents in peaceful Forest Between Kamru Nag & Shikari Devi

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   Shikari Devi Temple

   Today its just stay in between Kamru Nag to Shikari devi trek.

Day 3 To Shikari Devi Temple

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   Shikari Devi Temple

   12 hours

   Nestling in the foothills of Himalaya, Shikari Devi Wildlife Sanctuary is a must visit place for all the wildlife lovers. The combination of hills and woods is intoxicating and covers terrains from the chair and pine forest. Most people visit the Shikhari Devi sanctuary of the temple which is located in the middle of the forest. The sanctuary accredited by the government of India in 1962.
   In the jungle, tourist can catch glimpses of Goral, Monal, Black Bear, Barking Deer, Musk Deer, Cat Leopard, and The Himalayan Black Bear. The vegetation of the places includes trees of the Barn Oak, Western Mixed Coniferous Trees, Kharsu Oak, West Himalayan Upper Oak, Moist Temperate Deciduous Forest, and Sub-Alpine Pastures

Day 4 Shikari Devi - Janjali - Mandi

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   At Budhakedar shrine, people used to take bath on Nirjala Ekadashi of Hindu Jyeshtha Month calendar date 29 and 30th. Even God and Goddess come to Budhakedar and baths and makes themselves holy.