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Hadimba Temple

A four-tiered cedarwood pagoda shrine steeped in Himalayan folklore.

Tucked away in the ancient deodar cedar forests of Dhungri in Old Manali, Hadimba Temple (Dhungri Temple) is a 16th-century pagoda-style wooden sanctuary dedicated to Goddess Hadimba of Mahabharata renown. Celebrated for its brass-capped multi-tiered timber roofs and masterfully carved wooden lintels depicting mythical beasts, it offers a serene spiritual retreat amid pine-scented mountain air.

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Hadimba Temple Gallery Image 1

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Straight metallic shapes with a blue gradient

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Straight metallic shapes with a blue gradient

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Straight metallic shapes with a blue gradient

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Straight metallic shapes with a blue gradient

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Straight metallic shapes with a blue gradient

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Straight metallic shapes with a blue gradient

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Straight metallic shapes with a blue gradient

Hadimba Temple Gallery Image 9

Straight metallic shapes with a blue gradient

Hadimba Temple Gallery Image 10

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