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The king was informed of the same and his men recovered the ancient idol and installed it at the place where the temple is built now.</p>\n <p>\n <br>\n Temple Timings<br><br>\n\n Morning<br>\n Temple open at 5:00 AM<br>\n Temple closes at 12:00 PM.<br><br>\n \n \n Evening<br><br>\n Temple opens at 4:00 AM<br>\n Temple closes at 9:00 PM. <br><br>\n \n Book Him cab online today to Chamunda Devi Temple\n \n <p><br></p>",gallery:[{src:"/_next/static/media/chamundadeviframe1.08ea085d.png",height:192,width:310,blurDataURL:"data:image/png;base64,iVBORw0KGgoAAAANSUhEUgAAAAgAAAAFCAYAAAB4ka1VAAAApUlEQVR42gVAPQ7BUAD+vP7/amNFt8ZitkskDuIgLuBABmFgbpeKgUUkWk2jKlWv1feks1ht2gIimY1suLqEvGxwTD7wLA6382KipyTkSyn8rg/+q9FzZDhSg+CwwzaKiGi1KcL9GiQdY9gfwLQ0VBWFUZeYTycQVFlYXrMScnFDEAaoiieKxx3MtiApGkRB01lNYxJTE1xTcc7ecA0FPD/horvsDw4eQrzQ5m+/AAAAAElFTkSuQmCC",blurWidth:8,blurHeight:5},{src:"/_next/static/media/chamundadeviframe2.ec6ff1ed.png",height:192,width:310,blurDataURL:"data:image/png;base64,iVBORw0KGgoAAAANSUhEUgAAAAgAAAAFCAYAAAB4ka1VAAAAoUlEQVR42gWAT6sBQQDAfztvZp+X1UtW/uQgUkQO5OompXxq5STiiAMKF7Qk1tgZcnrDvrnctRC/imatRKPeolJuc9ztWSynVnqxfxHeLkTBldl4xGG7YZWZk4l7uNIK2e1UUW4cIzxseOUdPtDRBx0GFJJZ5CE34G0i8o8dQbrGmT9co3F+FIE1SCeWsirhi9NkzbPoo/0iL/1CCEXCsfYLEP9AZXjzhLMAAAAASUVORK5CYII=",blurWidth:8,blurHeight:5},{src:"/_next/static/media/chamundadeviframe3.1213bafb.png",height:192,width:310,blurDataURL:"data:image/png;base64,iVBORw0KGgoAAAANSUhEUgAAAAgAAAAFCAYAAAB4ka1VAAAAn0lEQVR42gWAWwvBUACAvx1mXsYhl9xySYokUX6I8pe9KZ6UFwplDzatbXamncnYbnfpatYSm8UY5/AiOH+IWja1dRvDTHR+OW+KaV0i9y5VMoxFheARcbq+UGVTCBWH3I83fFeTyAizY/BOU7q2RWb1EOE7xksLhKUnejxBFS0a6x62E5LlcwhbdnWtP2Q0+PK7XPFvGqnOqLZF5Dn6D7TxQD26c1s/AAAAAElFTkSuQmCC",blurWidth:8,blurHeight:5},t,{src:"/_next/static/media/photo frame (4).d017ff4f.png",height:192,width:310,blurDataURL:"data:image/png;base64,iVBORw0KGgoAAAANSUhEUgAAAAgAAAAFCAYAAAB4ka1VAAAArUlEQVR4nA3OTQvBcAAH4N9/hzWGedkoL4kQp0UOFmdOLmpnOzs58VHXIiUte2EmM8Ve7BM8D5GVXUjTKYrPpvH0zigXqqgKTTAMDaHIRWQmjWJ5JeFiA55ro8TxEMo5tCo15DNNkM16Hk+mIn4Ri0ajjsfdwTfwEfgvnNQryHIxjrv9NobiAEyGw1HT8P74UA86XNME2W+VsMCzVKeXuGwJlqHDudmIqORkGdEfPFk6Z4QvhPgAAAAASUVORK5CYII=",blurWidth:8,blurHeight:5},{src:"/_next/static/media/chamundadeviframe5.da51318f.png",height:192,width:310,blurDataURL:"data:image/png;base64,iVBORw0KGgoAAAANSUhEUgAAAAgAAAAFCAYAAAB4ka1VAAAAmUlEQVR42g3G3QoBQRiA4XdmB9nEAREpf4V7cB1y4iLdh3IFnFlFFAY7M7v74Tl61Gq9LJ53qw0RGcItfdOqlghZzsN6MfPZQocQKEUKZ894m1CJG7xdgRLRpjOcspc+ifXUu0KkHCa39PILsf7fH7dMxlVUPOL0ElyljHEfxA+ofVO0qLJcdxsGxYF2DVxyxjyedFxKswjyA1iPSGxvChWeAAAAAElFTkSuQmCC",blurWidth:8,blurHeight:5}],banner:{src:"/_next/static/media/chamundaDevi-banner.61422003.png",height:504,width:1440,blurDataURL:"data:image/png;base64,iVBORw0KGgoAAAANSUhEUgAAAAgAAAADCAIAAAAhqtkfAAAAVklEQVR42mPYeuzm0cv3+3s
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Visiting this holy site is a must in every true Hindu pilgrimage to the Himalayas.\n It is said that in ancient times when gods resided on Earth, Shiv and Sati got married against their fatherâs wishes. The next events are a sad tale of rejection by her father and insults hurled at Lord Shiv. What follows is the sacrifice of Sati as she burns herself in the Yagya out of grief. Shiv was aghast by such behaviour of her father and couldnât handle the grief. So, he assumes his most fierce form, opens his third eye, and dances the annihilating and destroying the world. Lord Vishnu stops him from doing so by taking Satiâs body away from him, dividing it into 51 parts and scattering it all over the Earth. Her left breast fell in Kangra which is today the Maa Brijeshwari Dhaam.\n Another legend says that the Pandavas were ordered by Goddess Durga in their dream to construct a beautiful temple dedicated to her in Nagarkot. They toiled hard to get the goddessâs blessings and constructed a temple overnight at the ordered site. \n Regardless of the stories, this temple is magnificent in architecture. You can visit both Maa Chamunda Devi and Maa Brijeshwari Devi in one day to start your Kangra vacation. \n The temple opens at 5:30 AM in the summer and closes at 9:00 PM. The winter timings are different. The temple opens at 7:00 AM in the winter and closes at 7:00 PM. You will enjoy the most when you will visit the temple on Makar Sankranti and Navratri. There are hotels and Dharamshala in Kangra where you can stay and book our cab to visit this sacred site.\n Book an online cab today to Maa Brijeshwari Devi!\n ",banner:r,gallery:[{src:"/_next/static/media/maaBrijeshwari1.a27fdc26.png",height:192,width:310,blurDataURL:"data:image/png;base64,iVBORw0KGgoAAAANSUhEUgAAAAgAAAAFCAYAAAB4ka1VAAAApUlEQVR42gWAzwrBYADAf/u+5s8kZUlyopTcHfYCnFwd5QG8BC/gGZRHUY7OJLeZ2r6lbVZs+yZju9sUoYrFqO1SrUoKLSiNjFzaWGapRXA9i156QJYx0TsEneK5IcXzhJkEQjgTzbQB8vPDil7k/gN1v9FJXagZCJUNYbymll2QDZO63WTmdGmNHR4qQfjfik4GcwaLI3Fk0Z+s6M72KHuJ50n9B80RQf6PtprwAAAAAElFTkSuQmCC",blurWidth:8,blurHeight:5},{src:"/_next/static/media/maaBrijeshwari2.129ab3e5.png",height:192,width:310,blurDataURL:"data:image/png;base64,iVBORw0KGgoAAAANSUhEUgAAAAgAAAAFCAYAAAB4ka1VAAAAqElEQVR42gWAOwsBcQDA/98GJWUiA1aUx0IKRYQM3kopznkVSh4dcrjMBsOJzsjHun4S8koxx+sDo61Kf3NhoahMDhqDvcboeDNFrd0glc+TKZUJJ9MYH4PZck4onaLS7SGUSYe5XENqF5C7Zc5Xld/3jcMqiIY9iP1aYjVtkUtE8Ht91Jt19OcdaTxEfz0Qp51sbvpVStk4NrsTj9uFxWohGAtQKBbNPxJrX6noVGjxAAAAAElFTkSuQmCC",blurWidth:8,blurHeight:5},{src:"/_next/static/media/maaBrijeshwari3.0249e1bb.png",height:192,width:310,blurDataURL:"data:image/png;base64,iVBORw0KGgoAAAANSUhEUgAAAAgAAAAFCAYAAAB4ka1VAAAAnElEQVR42g3Kuw6CMAAF0NvShw0KQWXzN1z0q3UwMcxG/0EZDIkJGh4RgYa2qGc+5JgkjnNOPcqge42ufILOV/i0DazRI1OCUykFmFAY2zfa+oGiqsBnIcAnlJmugSQ+FPeQ5RluaQptLDrrUAxfsN3+gEUUYOkrnC5nXO8ZhBD/nCOIYpDtZu2cHWj9KhGHIaZKwmMM/WBA/Nn4A121QB/DTAJEAAAAAElFTkSuQmCC",blurWidth:8,blurHeight:5},{src:"/_next/static/media/maaBrijeshwari4.f3f25fe4.png",height:192,width:310,blurDataURL:"data:image/png;base64,iVBORw0KGgoAAAANSUhEUgAAAAgAAAAFCAYAAAB4ka1VAAAAmklEQVR42gWAwc7BMACAv3Ulyyr/vzhgmji4OZI4eARx8N7i7CoSJhlLg1bYtCRar5b+/y8VetBHa83XNxwPBbvNlnMUBZnnAzGbjImrG0lRIuJAfS1R0wlOKSEX8ym+OqGylMR4ns7Q00NspsjabaQxFc3D0Rl1uZz31DHUnQTnLPfyjbT2GVqtVBTGkumc5vWiCYHvB2Lpww8hUkGAB8KMJQAAAABJRU5ErkJggg==",blurWidth:8,blurHeight:5},{src:"/_next/static/media/maaBrijeshwari5.391c1268.png",height:192,width:310,blurDataURL:"data:image/png;base64,iVBORw0KGgoAAAANSUhEUgAAAAgAAAAFCAYAAAB4ka1VAAAArElEQVR4nAWAvY4BQQCAv5ndtWcu2fuP5HIXD+ANJCrRU2s0Gok30Wq8gwcQiYJahUoodETIRhZrdmZEjGc7819QsvCdx2SOONFY30cbxyV5WNEbTN37q6L4GxFKy4sK+PiMkIHP+XJHNFttF0jF35cin0vQmUea+yF+OG63K6JSLbnZYkW/28FlKQaPfZwwnIzY7I+IeqNq0KmsVcqEXoi2mu3hRBS9MV+u7RNbykRqypLJNgAAAABJRU5ErkJggg==",blurWidth:8,blurHeight:5}]}},{id:3,title:"McLeodganj, Dharamshala",image:h,infoData:{paragraph:'When you want to experience the cool breezes of the Himalayan mountain range, all you need is a village nestled among the high hills of the Himalayas. McLeodganj is one such village. The place is such an epitome of natural beauty that it enamours the onlooker with its vast green plains in a backdrop of icy mountain peaks and blue sky. The village is a popular tourist attraction and pilgrimage for Tibetan Buddhists. \n McLeodganj became a prominent settlement during British Rule in India. McLeodganj, formerly known as the Dhauladhar Range, was given that name in honour of Sir Donald Friell McLeod, a 19th-century British Lieutenant-Governor of Punjab. It was established as a summer retreat for the British Raj, with its cool and refreshing climate providing a respite from the oppressive heat of the Indian plains.\n But McLeod Ganj truly came into
1its own in 1959, when His Holiness the 14th Dalai Lama fled Tibet and made it his temporary home. Since then, the town has been a hub for Tibetan culture, religion, and politics, and has become known as "Little Lhasa" or "Dhasa" for short.\n Visitors to McLeod Ganj can explore the colourful Tibetan market, where vendors sell everything from prayer flags and thangka paintings to traditional clothing and handicrafts. They can also visit the Tsuglagkhang Complex, the temple and residence of the Dalai Lama, where they can witness the daily rituals and prayer ceremonies of the Tibetan community.\n The most popular tourist destinations of McLeodganj are Bhagsu Falls, Namgyal Monastery, Bhagsunag Temple, and Triund. You can go around and have a photo shoot in the snowy flats of Triund. Bhagsu Falls is a calming waterfall that flows among large stones and trees from the top of the mountain. There are two pilgrimage sites called Namgyal Monastery and Bhagsunag Temple that attract Hindu, Buddhist, and Gorkha Nepali pilgrims alike. The Namgyal Monastery is open from 9:00 AM to 6:00 PM. Bhagsunag Temple is open from 5:00 \n AM to 12:00 PM in the day and 4:00 PM to 9:00 PM at night. Summers are the best time to visit McLeod Ganj as you witness the pleasant, cool weather and spring season.\n Book an online outstation luxury cab today to McLeodganj from us!\n',gallery:[{src:"/_next/static/media/mcLeodganj1.f564139d.png",height:192,width:310,blurDataURL:"data:image/png;base64,iVBORw0KGgoAAAANSUhEUgAAAAgAAAAFCAYAAAB4ka1VAAAAoklEQVR42gWATQvBYACAn/elmVHkK5R8XDg4SPwC5cLBT3ZxdFCSISnfCSF7x2yTGE1MNxqJyrChIwOCr6XQ9BBKKY7nixdcL+bSRzA3F9jvF1JANp/ncbtx2h+kGPS7/vWwI5FLMjUncH/S6Q2wHZ+ZuSS42myRrkXMSaE+GvFEgVq9QalUxBiOEe1W031bT2l9bAzNwPs5ZLJpqpUyrtC9P246QzTzVP1IAAAAAElFTkSuQmCC",blurWidth:8,blurHeight:5},{src:"/_next/static/media/mcLeodganj2.783f8246.png",height:192,width:310,blurDataURL:"data:image/png;base64,iVBORw0KGgoAAAANSUhEUgAAAAgAAAAFCAYAAAB4ka1VAAAAsElEQVR4nAGlAFr/AV5eR/0hKUsCDQ0WAB0fJwAXFhUABwYAAAQD/gALDgr+ASw3I//88N0AGxUAABUeUgAzOU4AMTI2AB8fHgAMDgcAAWRePv/+9/QA7O39AA4L8gDj4N8A5vkUAElQZwAPDg0AAbWeWf/15+wA0NHdAPQA/gDw9gUA5fH0ABMYKQD7+wYAAZ+IVv3JzN0C0d7xAO78+wAaFRQALSswACwuMAD+Awf+7v45tk5zM0UAAAAASUVORK5CYII=",blurWidth:8,blurHeight:5},s,{src:"/_next/static/media/mcLeodganj4.d5017950.png",height:192,width:310,blurDataURL:"data:image/png;base64,iVBORw0KGgoAAAANSUhEUgAAAAgAAAAFCAYAAAB4ka1VAAAAlklEQVR42gWAvQqCQACAv7uOsJK0oVmo95/bGlqkNoUKx6BSpAwzf670LsRmHw237CmvaUocRwjlkIkFdw1rd2xUU1cySY4kyYkiv9B/SnTdUTw0XhBIFYZb0vTA0ldIk4EnsD/FZF7StmeU7nfM/IqmyxlNDJWo0UNP5zSM1AplrTVaT6XnBPjul2U38C57Xk6LHVzzB1MuT4CR4by3AAAAAElFTkSuQmCC",blurWidth:8,blurHeight:5},{src:"/_next/static/media/mcLeodganj5.990f9acf.png",height:192,width:310,blurDataURL:"data:image/png;base64,iVBORw0KGgoAAAANSUhEUgAAAAgAAAAFCAYAAAB4ka1VAAAAqUlEQVR4nB3JPQ/BQACH8f9VkUpDQ6pRpBGDSPiiRhKxGXUw+QQGi80mEZuXVitp70pFuauX4ckz/Mhs6XI/5NLp+oQXUvRqKpoax+W8w2ZtC2IvVqnrM3j3AizTgO87kG4/nEPJUpB2Q09lWYHVqqPT7SOJtlAzAnrZhFGtgAwn09R1Dni9ObRiCSw8AjwGC/b/k8FozGngSIy6SB4xlDz5lgOLPEAk4gNhpEy5WbXMzgAAAABJRU5ErkJggg==",blurWidth:8,blurHeight:5},{src:"/_next/static/media/mcLeodganj6.43a5d06a.png",height:192,width:310,blurDataURL:"data:image/png;base64,iVBORw0KGgoAAAANSUhEUgAAAAgAAAAFCAYAAAB4ka1VAAAArElEQVR4nA3MPw/BQByH8e/v7nppaUMYOpgkYhFvoYk3ImEzGr0OiVfgPRgYjSwm8Wel1ZIgqRy9nk7P9HxotjjpVBkWPhUu7x/KgiEjBqUNSsLkNJ0vDYQDt+bDkRY8m+P+eEFaHJxy0KA/NF7JQaIkuq0GOu0mLC5RcW2k6guajEemFwS4hgm2uz3i4rYK0a9XixJos15pIWymMw3GOD5KIYxiHI5nxLco/wPnfj7eCQd4CwAAAABJRU5ErkJggg==",blurWidth:8,blurHeight:5}],banner:{src:"/_next/static/media/mcLeodganj (3).7b42f439.png",height:505,width:1440,blurDataURL:"data:image/png;base64,iVBORw0KGgoAAAANSUhEUgAAAAgAAAADCAIAAAAhqtkfAAAAVUlEQVR42mOoX3S8fcWZ5sXHGpecnLLtTvu6m81r79QsvcrgE1uU2zy3cfauniUHJ608CmSUdS8u71vJoGLm6eUZm5FUnVM+3Se/3z+mwNbBQ1lVDwA82yV9OqibKQAAAABJRU5ErkJggg==",blurWidth:8,blurHeight:3}}},{id:4,title:"Rock Cut Temple, Masroor",image:o,infoData:{paragraph:"The magical Himalayas are filled with ancient wonders. The stories, the tribes, the food, and above all, the faith that people have in the divine. The Himalayan mountains are always a place of mystery. They house so many ancient temples and shrines that you as a visitor will get a giant peak in Indian history just by visiting them. One such famous temple is the Rock Cut Temple at Masroor. It is evidence of ancient glory and finesse when we talk about art, architecture, and unbreakable faith. \n This temple is 45 km away from Dharamshala and 35 km away from Kangra Valley. Located in the foothills of the Himalayas, Rock Cut Temple has ancient Hindu architecture with a shikhara and a pool of water. It also has
1influences from the Gupta classical period and King Yasovarman. The temple was constructed in the 8th century AD using one single rock piece. Skilled ancient artisans carved the rock until the mesmerising structure of this temple emerged. \n From a pilgrimâs perspective, this temple is primarily dedicated to Lord Shiva but you will find sculptures of other gods inside. You will be surrounded by the images of Vishnu, Dashavtar, Ardhnarishwar, Durga, Shakti, Trimurti and many more deities each with their own story depicted here. This temple is a good example of experiencing Vedic and Puranic tales through sculptures.\n The temple is surely a must-visit place if you truly want to witness the skill and hard work of ancient Indian artisans. Their divine faith and the kingdomâs prosperity are visible in this amazing project. However, one mystery remains about this temple. It faces northeast, unlike \n other Hindu temples that face east. Some people think that this is because the Pandavas were the original makers of the temple but couldn't finish it. Whatever the story, we know that Rock Cut Temple is an architectural marvel that every tourist must visit.\n If you want to visit this ancient Rock Cut Temple, the timings are from 9:00 AM to 6:00 PM. You can stay in Kangra and book a cab with us to reach this beautiful historical marvel. The best time to visit the temple is on Shiv Ratri when your divine spirits are high!\n Visit Rock Cut Temple, Masroor from our premium cab service in Kangra!\n",gallery:[{src:"/_next/static/media/rockcut1.04887613.png",height:192,width:310,blurDataURL:"data:image/png;base64,iVBORw0KGgoAAAANSUhEUgAAAAgAAAAFCAYAAAB4ka1VAAAAr0lEQVR4nCXAPwsBYRwH8O/vKMSVRB4ZKKHr/NnU3SClhBfgFSiTVyDvx2a3YjH4kzKhzqA7sdyh6J7nDD5kPmwuBJdYPArCn3mzcLqcIYdlQcPxyHM5QW90EQr6YBl7zJczTLZTNFUNVKmXPVd6IUBvxFgE1WwHji2w26yQLqZAWkv3Qn6gUFShlGrg1yMs5wn344JIAvUHPX63D1JGaSPPcjDWC8ixBIT4IsmY+AFSGD1Rk7aktgAAAABJRU5ErkJggg==",blurWidth:8,blurHeight:5},l,{src:"/_next/static/media/rockcut3.f5c29071.png",height:192,width:310,blurDataURL:"data:image/png;base64,iVBORw0KGgoAAAANSUhEUgAAAAgAAAAFCAYAAAB4ka1VAAAAsElEQVR4nAGlAFr/AWdrav1MSUkCLy4vAMHAvwD3+PcASUpLAAoKCwDv7u7+AYGGfP/79/4A9vX0AOXk5ADw7+sAMTI2ABESEgDZ1M8AATg/OP/r6+UAGxUTAA0QFgAA+v0A7vHiAO3q2wAsKjsAAWlyX//X2toA+wD8APz99ADm8NgAQC5SAAYEBQDX2cIAAWNrX/0JEBMCDw8QAOfk3QAZFRQALi0wAOvx9ADIycX+pX5HOR4kCSwAAAAASUVORK5CYII=",blurWidth:8,blurHeight:5},{src:"/_next/static/media/rockcut4.10605431.png",height:192,width:310,blurDataURL:"data:image/png;base64,iVBORw0KGgoAAAANSUhEUgAAAAgAAAAFCAYAAAB4ka1VAAAAp0lEQVR4nAWAscsBUQDAf+/1nO6+Twy6xVGSVcqmbEwGk0EWGUyyyb9IspisyiDi0PHuOndPYrveJF7Fk+fTEQwc9jt0FNMfzXjrMBWr+dSoNKLklUnjkPhr+P+zqDY61JsdxHjQM/mcg5SKWtnlpb9YmQw6/NBqdxGLydA8/Tu24+AWCwTBh8v9ScFW2FmJWM7Gyc33paUUOSdLoEOujzdu3iZKRPoDsX4/ghMCJasAAAAASUVORK5CYII=",blurWidth:8,blurHeight:5},{src:"/_next/static/media/rockcut6.b1ec90be.png",height:192,width:310,blurDataURL:"data:image/png;base64,iVBORw0KGgoAAAANSUhEUgAAAAgAAAAFCAYAAAB4ka1VAAAAoElEQVR42gWAPQ7BUBzAf+/f57O0EkIQsbidweICLmAyWIgjELNBYuYIvlYloV5on1bU8Xz5WWul3Woynkz52ZjhoI8xH1bLdeKkmdJofzgQhiGny5UojrGxZbPdYd5G6WJOk9Wa+WxBqeySLxRZB3caVZ/IvNHNWpno+8X3XYLgRv4lfEyFuis4aYp+Ph5JVpT0uh08z0MBIgpHBO1I8gdFED//EGkl9wAAAABJRU5ErkJggg==",blurWidth:8,blurHeight:5},{src:"/_next/static/media/rockcut5.a90c32d8.png",height:192,width:310,blurDataURL:"data:image/png;base64,iVBORw0KGgoAAAANSUhEUgAAAAgAAAAFCAYAAAB4ka1VAAAAoUlEQVR42gWA2wrBYACA/6dRbjyCQopriRuFRGiOM9v+ZsshthznfNiFS3c84PokTsE7tOYu3naHYUpewZP7ZYu7kCyneig0OWGkVJFaD0fvsXKXHE8Hblef89pBjNQuhVyW82bKw/dYL0ykqRKJxvj+Pgh9rNKul7CMPtLQOHg2M2tIPJFk7/uIcqUaNhs1Bt0WSkfBti1mjk6xmCeVzoR/E8VgxKXzw9sAAAAASUVORK5CYII=",blurWidth:8,blurHeight:5}],banner:{src:"/_next/static/media/rocCutTemple.a4247c66.png",height:505,width:1440,blurDataURL:"data:image/png;base64,iVBORw0KGgoAAAANSUhEUgAAAAgAAAADCAIAAAAhqtkfAAAAVUlEQVR42mMIjQ5ZsHD+mTOnp06d3N3dceXKlevXr+3evZMhKMIrLjHG08PBz8/DxcEiKMgjJMjFXJeBwTPYwcnX2sJVz9HP3NrDwCvUxtXXwNVbBwAdlByvOUBOmQAAAABJRU5ErkJggg==",blurWidth:8,blurHeight:3}}},{id:5,title:"Bir Biling, Bajinath",image:{src:"/_next/static/media/birBiling.d68f92ae.png",height:256,width:350,blurDataURL:"data:image/png;base64,iVBORw0KGgoAAAANSUhEUgAAAAgAAAAGCAYAAAD+Bd/7AAAAuUlEQVR4nA3MTUpCYRSA4fec8/34KUXNmkTT5s2atYu2EbSENhE4Kao9CI2iIKLIDTjzZySKqBfR6/HOHx65uP+utyo6lshtmXN9MmLeOed1csp6tdiLPPy6q4IZV2HDgMyl7bB6y5e3kZvun2dTOiaoGkGdXK0504plOEbunj49NaAdjRIF31TkUkCEoxSRl7d3LzkQmiEGo5WMlCOKMxxPkI9erw6KplZuQECbbTGb0v//ofv8uD8A9FY4Jk8hOXkAAAAASUVORK5CYII=",blurWidth:8,blurHeight:6},infoData:{paragraph:"Bir Billing is renowned as the paragliding capital of India and for good reason. Nestled amidst the majestic Dhauladhar Range in the state of Himachal Pradesh, this beautiful town offers the perfect launching point for a thrilling paragliding experience. Imagine you are soaring high above the lush green valleys, with the snow-capped peaks as your backdrop, and feeling a sense of freedom that words can't quite capture. As a seasoned paragliding enthusiast or a first-time flyer, Bir Billing promises an experience that will leave you breathless. However, paragliding is only available during October to December in Bir Biling. The monsoon season and the windy summers are not a good period for paragliding. \n Beyond paragliding, Bir Billing has so much more to offer. It is worth exploring the charming village of Bir, known for its serene monasteries, quaint cafes, and the warmth of its people. You can take a stroll through the streets and immerse yourself in the vibrant Tibetan culture that permeates the area. The colourful prayer flags fluttering in the wind and the melodious chants from the monasteries create an atmosphere of spiritual awakening.\n Nature enthusiasts will be delighted by the breathtaking landscapes surrounding Bir Billing. Go on invigorating hikes and treks, where every step reveals stunning vistas of dense forests, gushing waterfalls, and hidden mountain trails waiting to be explored. The nearby Baijnath Temple, an ancient shrine dedicated to Lord Shiva, is also worth a visit for its architectural beauty and spiritual significance.\n For those seeking a moment of reflection and peace, the serene tea gardens of Bir offer the perfect sanctuary. Find solace amidst the rolling hills and immerse yourself in the peace of the surroundings. Sip on freshly brewed tea and let your worries melt away as you take in the panoramic views that stretch as far as the eye can see. You can either stay in the village to experience local life or stay in Kangra where our cab drivers will drop you for a quick one-day trip. \n Have a stroll in Bir Biling after riding our low-fare cabs in Kangra today! \n",gallery:[{src:"/_next/static/media/birbiling (1).a77cadbf.png",height:192,width:310,blurDataURL:"data:image/png;base64,iVBORw0KGgoAAAANSUhEUgAAAAgAAAAFCAYAAAB4ka1VAAAAq0lEQVR4nAWAy8oBUQCAvzPzN+Z3JkbMSCQipCRlxcaOohQLS8WD2XsB5RmsbCRFsiFKyaXcjkSz3fvohkdzw1Fy+RKOG0VaFrGwjSXlVxSrDaXeb2zTC/ofyUyWSCzFv9eHYXoQ3VZdnW8PlhpIYeBeH/C640+WcR0HsRj21YgZlWecnToxkWlCgQLbwxF9P0dMO+3P9LrT4iJIxWcysFM4iRrWasxls/7+AGycLi9rE6xFAAAAAElFTkSuQmCC",blurWidth:8,blurHeight:5},{src:"/_next/static/media/birbiling2.e521958e.png",height:192,width:310,blurDataURL:"data:image/png;base64,iVBORw0KGgoAAAANSUhEUgAAAAgAAAAFCAYAAAB4ka1VAAAAo0lEQVR42gWAOw4BQQBA38yOYWXjb32CBlGIxK9R6N3EAVzINfQ6NCLoSCQKEhoRy+6siP54FiQTnrzcbYS0CJTmo22uIsYwHzXqHHHl42VBNgZaQ1SR0zBt/qgXv1J1egVMRJBSATknxPEEl5NDWd2ougblP4844ZvRoEytFGe/3PJZ/bC7LdxKG9XNeKbXb8h0QnNYr9ks5gjLZ7eZ0Bm2zB/sti8w+l3ergAAAABJRU5ErkJggg==",blurWidth:8,blurHeight:5},{src:"/_next/static/media/birbiling (3).64329f70.png",height:192,width:310,blurDataURL:"data:image/png;base64,iVBORw0KGgoAAAANSUhEUgAAAAgAAAAFCAYAAAB4ka1VAAAAoklEQVR4nAWAywoBUQBAz9XIMymKhSSPlJJ8jCwtxbf5CBuxsbZAIq8Zb3fMnaaZuRILUwfKI+J5oBwf07xzODyxLifSqXgoJvO13mxPSOkhX3d26yWuWqK/U54WCLpjjbqBf6ZVudJpSqQdo1kzcO0SYjDq6WJ2jxN+0NEHv28d612iUpiRjGYQ/WE7iBsq0qiWySdihDrJ+X1ldbyRM/LhH7EoTmdiDgfYAAAAAElFTkSuQmCC",blurWidth:8,blurHeight:5},{src:"/_next/static/media/birbiling (4).18981994.png",height:192,width:310,blurDataURL:"data:image/png;base64,iVBORw0KGgoAAAANSUhEUgAAAAgAAAAFCAYAAAB4ka1VAAAApUlEQVR42gVASwqCQAB9M05+Ss2oFAXtcwA37TpZy+7QsoN0gnZBG1cFFURIVFJo02eYKch8NpGXW0F5xdFpufCsBlzPgfg+cczPitmuTU/bHaLAxz3P8RAfEGZCSIlaXaMsW2dwFksc4hCiLFE1CeJ0iF4SgBkWNEdZ05duYHXdQ/TbGI1TxEkISX7gXIAp31Sbt6S2N0AcdWFYOgrOQQgBrWnqD8H5Oq5KN5HMAAAAAElFTkSuQmCC",blurWidth:8,blurHeight:5},{src:"/_next/static/media/birbiling (5).c48d2cd3.png",height:192,width:310,blurDataURL:"data:image/png;base64,iVBORw0KGgoAAAANSUhEUgAAAAgAAAAFCAYAAAB4ka1VAAAApElEQVR42gWAPQ7BUACAv/e8KKH+lYRBJBzAQRzAZbiKxchmsgi7iIGYROKnaCshjabpq4jhaBRpHcuqZdGpm7Q+LpunQ68/gCjSyghestZoky0aXNYLzHSFQCn2xwOmlFLMp5P4ftoiwjf+N4RsE1tn8H9QCi8I+/aM7dsZQYQSgt1qydW7ItKSQiGHQiZ0JleS5YqFYaRI5i267oP5bMzL8fQfzVU9vW6KQZIAAAAASUVORK5CYII=",blurWidth:8,blurHeight:5},{src:"/_next/static/media/birbiling (6).e62ca673.png",height:192,width:310,blurDataURL:"data:image/png;base64,iVBORw0KGgoAAAANSUhEUgAAAAgAAAAFCAYAAAB4ka1VAAAApklEQVR4nAWAPQ7BUACAv/eqIkJV/CRikhgcwi0szmIyOIJLiNGIwcBEGDAZpERDS9MuDWnfE9EbLNNEKWmYBqb+kY8/CGHgZ23Imkr0hyv9VRolNdp3SAs27UqORsmkWikieqO1zmSgZUsKOYmVN+h2ipDE7A9HxHiy1Q1LU7MEQRDieR7O3WWzO7GY7xGT6SyNwlA+XiGXm8/6fCV6uzTlk3qtrP7HUUOEVJ9foAAAAABJRU5ErkJggg==",blurWidth:8,blurHeight:5}],banner:{src:"/_next/static/media/birBiling (2).40a211bd.png",height:505,width:1440,blurDataURL:"data:image/png;base64,iVBORw0KGgoAAAANSUhEUgAAAAgAAAADCAIAAAAhqtkfAAAAVklEQVR42gFLALT/AM/Nyc/MycjFwrCsp6KgoK2urpyclr69uwC+vbq+vbvEwr/My8fJxcGXmJmsq6q4t7UAo6OfjI2JsrGvzs3Kr6+tbW9uk5KRsK+tfPsxap3HlU8AAAAASUVORK5CYII=",blurWidth:8,blurHeight:3}}},{id:6,title:"Manali",image:g,infoData:{paragraph:"Welcome to the enchanting town of Manali, a paradise nestled in the heart of the magnificent Himalayas. Manali is located in Kullu Valley, and we are sure you must have seen many films, songs, and calendar shoots. \n Manali is a destination that caters to everyone's desires. Whether you're a nature lover, an adventure seeker, or simply in need of a peaceful getaway, this charming town has it all. Picture-perfect mountains, lush green valleys, cascading waterfalls, and crystal-clear rivers surround you, creating a backdrop where many Bollywood films have been shot.\n If you're an adventure enthusiast, brace yourself for excitement like never before. Manali offers a plethora of thrilling activities, from white-water rafting in the Beas River to paragliding over the stunning Solang Valley. For the daring souls, there's even the opportunity to try your hand at rock climbing, zorbing, and skiing during the winter months.\n For those seeking tranquillity and rejuvenation, Manali's serene atmosphere and healing natural hot springs provide the perfect escape. Imagine soaking in the warm waters, surrounded by snow-capped peaks, and letting all your worries melt away.\n Manali is also a gateway to some of the most captivating treks in the region. Lace up your hiking boots and set off on a journey through breathtaking trails like the Hampta Pass, Bhrigu Lake, or the famous Rohtang Pass. Each step reveals a new vista, from lush meadows and dense forests to panoramic views of majestic peaks.\n Indulge your taste buds in the local cuisine of Manali, which offers a delightful blend of Himachali and Tibetan flavours. From steaming momos and thukpa to the delectable local speciality of trout fish, your culinary adventure will be a treat for your senses.\n Now, the best time to visit Manali depen
1ds on the type of adventure you want. If you wish to see snowfall and biting cold temperatures, then December to January will be an ideal time. However, Manaliâs mountains and valleys glow in summers and give a fresh, spring whiff of air. Therefore, you can also visit in March to June period. There are many hilltop hotels in Manali that you can book. After your visit to Kangra, our cab will drop you off to Manali and you can continue your vacation. \n Get your outstation cab from Kangra to Manali from us!\n \n",gallery:[{src:"/_next/static/media/manali1 (1).501cc455.png",height:192,width:310,blurDataURL:"data:image/png;base64,iVBORw0KGgoAAAANSUhEUgAAAAgAAAAFCAYAAAB4ka1VAAAAqElEQVR4nA3MMRLBQBiG4e8PSZZCkjExKCKicAidM+hVSudgpHAPGkblAEozRk8pQSczkqzsrhTvWz40nc/EJb5pRAaChouh56NjN+FaDnRdl3TYbFX8fqGQAmmW4XQ94/6MMBmNMfD7oHCxVEHPwyOO0G21USENnyRBznNUTQO0XoWqznRk37RUJBzLBmMMtTIuCtBxtxecc42ZJpRS4D8OCYCIykP+AenOPqfr1SRTAAAAAElFTkSuQmCC",blurWidth:8,blurHeight:5},{src:"/_next/static/media/manali1 (2).4b80cdd0.png",height:192,width:310,blurDataURL:"data:image/png;base64,iVBORw0KGgoAAAANSUhEUgAAAAgAAAAFCAYAAAB4ka1VAAAAmklEQVR4nAWAO5IBQRiAv39eaqrV7tZS43URqUwgEbkAJZQJOYKbuJJA7G2MNt39K1nt9j4EH9Xhzau2OOcJ6vHO0m/mQeabtT6qC+X7RJwYstQSiEkTMJFBJouhnq8e0RzUEWcZtnrSyJVOt42MZmMt7YeiSLnfao6HJ+Y3ojdo8P/XRJbbqW8VGkniedyEqlJeZcD8xIhLwxfVXkUpk3mGTQAAAABJRU5ErkJggg==",blurWidth:8,blurHeight:5},{src:"/_next/static/media/manali1 (3).1b93e17c.png",height:192,width:310,blurDataURL:"data:image/png;base64,iVBORw0KGgoAAAANSUhEUgAAAAgAAAAFCAYAAAB4ka1VAAAAoklEQVR42g3N3QrBYACA4e9ylEOJQyeOhFNpMfSZzGTTJhqt2crPGuantRNc6Hp5buARttXMFb3MZl+nP6/QGRSRsoLpeOiWm4vMVWnLAvtA4ZXqrGOD5ddHz0IUbYJ4xDvOkUkYahyDCc7BRT159GyDqSERyTng/fRZWV1sY8hmpSKHDfqyysypI7bmPP8kHverT3rzuUTjf9ditCihWbX8B4YCXR4JEHwsAAAAAElFTkSuQmCC",blurWidth:8,blurHeight:5},{src:"/_next/static/media/manali1 (4).efe203e7.png",height:192,width:310,blurDataURL:"data:image/png;base64,iVBORw0KGgoAAAANSUhEUgAAAAgAAAAFCAYAAAB4ka1VAAAAsElEQVR4nAGlAFr/AZqhrv339vUCysfIACMmKAAMDAwAGRoZAAcIBQALCgn+AY+UoP/l5OQADAwNAPj5+QDf3dwAFBUXACAjIgAJCQsAAYeLmP8IDA4AFxkbAA0ODwD/AP8A7erpAPb19AACAwQAAYKKmf/V2NsA7ebmAOm4rwAmTU8AIiosABYaHAAVFhcAAWpwfv3z8O8CAf79APLl3wDM0dYAHA39AA4cJwBDUFn+DdQ8pEYZoH0AAAAASUVORK5CYII=",blurWidth:8,blurHeight:5},{src:"/_next/static/media/manali5.12602a1e.png",height:192,width:310,blurDataURL:"data:image/png;base64,iVBORw0KGgoAAAANSUhEUgAAAAgAAAAFCAYAAAB4ka1VAAAArElEQVR4nAWASwoBYQCAv39SRt5KhlgwEgsHsHMDN3ABWwt29k5irSwdwUIp2ZBXymPGpJmh+eeXGM+Wsls3NE1orM93kAEds0RCj+JLQrGYz5X1fHB8+5TrLcxKiUwiiufY3C5XxGQ0VKeHw922SCfTtJsmRkrnul2xP5wRw0FPKaHIpvJ8pcS131z2ByKxOLl8ATGd9GXw87TXx6NRq+L6OpvdFutpUS4a4R8RfEboZv4mDAAAAABJRU5ErkJggg==",blurWidth:8,blurHeight:5},{src:"/_next/static/media/manali6.4da67b44.png",height:192,width:310,blurDataURL:"data:image/png;base64,iVBORw0KGgoAAAANSUhEUgAAAAgAAAAFCAYAAAB4ka1VAAAAsElEQVR4nAGlAFr/AUB2uv0gIRsC9fv6AD8fCgDu8fkAftHxACsQBQAsFAj+ASVFUf8SMFYAbUYuACAZEQAYEwwA2eXyAMne7ADt5d4AAXlEOv/QCsYAFw8+AAYPLgA3OTwABAL7AKawrADGzrEAAXhSWf/xC/MAGxsEAP79+gD09PYA5OThAPgBHwAZHB4AAZONfv0XEhACBAMAAAUGAQDt7+4A6+3qAPP09AAHCAf+XHA9L4Gbe8wAAAAASUVORK5CYII=",blurWidth:8,blurHeight:5}],banner:d}},{id:7,title:"Mall Road Shimla",image:f,infoData:{paragraph:"Mall Road is the major hangout point and shopping center in Shimla, the capital city of Himachal Pradesh, India. Constructed during British colonial rule, the Mall road is located a level below The Ridge. The offices of municipal corporation, fire service and police headquarters are located here. Automobiles, except emergency vehicles are not allowed on this road.\n\n It has a number of showrooms, department stores, shops, restaurants and cafes. A Himachal emporium that offers handicraft products of Himachal Pradesh like locally designed woollen clothes, branded clothes, pottery items, wooden products, and jewellery is also located here.\n \n Known to be one of the busiest and more commercial areas of Shimla till date, this stretch is a mini-world in itself. The Shimla Mall Road truly celebrates the spirit of the hilltown. Apart from houses and hotels, the hills are mostly covered by tourist rush. The charm and beauty of the Mall Road can be enjoyed by groups of friends, families and honeymooners alike. The nearest attractions are Scandal point, the Kali Bari Temple and Gaiety Theatre.\n \n The main street is lined up with restaurants, clubs, banks, shops, post office
1s, and tourist offices. The stores on the Mall Road are famous for their woollen clothes and exclusively handcrafted works, apart from the usual books and jewellery. The wooden furniture shops are particularly well-known; so do not forget to shop for some exquisite wooden articles and antiques. Vehicles, except emergency ones, are not allowed on this street, which makes the Mall Road in Shimla an ideal place to stroll around in the evenings, without being concerned about the traffic. Other than shopping, Shimla Mall Road is also famous for its variety of cafes and the delicious delicacies that they serve. In fact, people here are spoilt for choice when it comes to choosing a place to have a meal at.\n \n Timings\n \n Sunday to Saturday\n Open at 9:00 AM\n Closes at 9:00 PM.\n \n Get your outstation cab from Kangra to Mall Road from us!\n \n ",gallery:[{src:"/_next/static/media/mallRoad (1).25e2c35f.png",height:192,width:310,blurDataURL:"data:image/png;base64,iVBORw0KGgoAAAANSUhEUgAAAAgAAAAFCAYAAAB4ka1VAAAApUlEQVR4nAWAwQ6BYACAv79IDSGLg4vN3DyJV/ISnGJzsbk5cPEQ5gHUZsvUdKq0MR2q38RueyoHQ0vJ8wLDaJJ+Sh7+k9F4ShQFlXCck+xZPdLohS4lDQXSPEaoJe8kQGzWZ9k0O9iDDt8kJrxeQK1T+Dc0y0CslkdZ1zW6fRPdsHDvHprawDYnuIc9YrFwSrXWUuzhiFa7S5xlVL+Q6WyOF6bVH67CPuK246WVAAAAAElFTkSuQmCC",blurWidth:8,blurHeight:5},{src:"/_next/static/media/mallRoad (2).9bde4a7d.png",height:192,width:310,blurDataURL:"data:image/png;base64,iVBORw0KGgoAAAANSUhEUgAAAAgAAAAFCAYAAAB4ka1VAAAApUlEQVR4nAWAzQrBcADAf/+xNt9fU+Lg4EAeSBJ5Bbm5exblBTyDq8NWJCmUFpdt9sG2v8R+vk6MjqE0h13iapVQz/DMKXgKhKlMxWO7kV6+gSmznI4mvVad7qCPlk2JXAexW83kxQk4Hyx8kUFXNfJlg49UsV8uYjGeSk1IakYF4oib/UYvFfH9CD+WiOVklLSbNSX4JvyCEC+MiFWVUiGHdb2nf7fdREQv+zkAAAAAAElFTkSuQmCC",blurWidth:8,blurHeight:5},w,{src:"/_next/static/media/mallRoad (4).0c969d7d.png",height:192,width:310,blurDataURL:"data:image/png;base64,iVBORw0KGgoAAAANSUhEUgAAAAgAAAAFCAYAAAB4ka1VAAAAoElEQVR4nAWAuw7BUBiAv/+0SasR1wQhYZB4FKNXsFglFpswGRm8jNFDWMwSooMatNVLzjkiu/Vcd5ttVWkNsY7CdRVFqUnihCwtjByPBxs9Lwz8HrWgQ2wEgyVzXNKfRk77pf1kDhMPIikJtFBLFTceOH4F2axnts8YXxSvBgSeh4nvhF8hLyNku1roUb2vSmWo6ysvNeXtVmnnZ1phav4Pbj3rWScXlAAAAABJRU5ErkJggg==",blurWidth:8,blurHeight:5},{src:"/_next/static/media/mallRoad (5).6e431489.png",height:192,width:310,blurDataURL:"data:image/png;base64,iVBORw0KGgoAAAANSUhEUgAAAAgAAAAFCAYAAAB4ka1VAAAAl0lEQVR42g3Bzw7BMADA4Z+2WLVY/Js4iEeQ8GweTpwdOXEwiZBIcCCTLGWm4/tKs/n12wsQkYagyODzQgqwukwnNF5NfCzcJaEAFocnSkqyPKdvFYOoLZQ7rpD/dWvo82J3y4halkbF4JIHQkhNWqoRWMt0ZBkPm7g0JY73VAuHqmnp2zYUm1OCfyd0Q4MeGJbbO+v47H8ZjTToADzD6gAAAABJRU5ErkJggg==",blurWidth:8,blurHeight:5},{src:"/_next/static/media/mallRoad (6).024cfb41.png",height:192,width:310,blurDataURL:"data:image/png;base64,iVBORw0KGgoAAAANSUhEUgAAAAgAAAAFCAYAAAB4ka1VAAAAm0lEQVR42gWAywoBURiAvzkOhhHCkJIVFp7WU8g7UFaKlFyj2Agrl4XBMZP5R1Z/64Vu1lbpOCS0cDhdGC0mLOc93ndPrO5wEH3NGTB8ni+mqz3FAHQk1JsVtPp0CM2T4fiIxG1KToFqskZDl3EfCrW7BGzOIb5y8e4aXwyj24x16so7r9DiWBIiKuPaJFQMx05iCj+yukKu1ZY/jzpBplNee2gAAAAASUVORK5CYII=",blurWidth:8,blurHeight:5}],banner:{src:"/_next/static/media/mallRoad.d405acb6.png",height:505,width:1440,blurDataURL:"data:image/png;base64,iVBORw0KGgoAAAANSUhEUgAAAAgAAAADCAIAAAAhqtkfAAAAVklEQVR42gFLALT/AMy6q8OvpK6oo7a1raamoK6ckcSsn2RbUgDRuqnLwbeDgn+spqGAfHePem2Xh3oqKyUAYVdQrZiRmIeCjoB+jX95kXlwf3BqPTs3VuwnOyRirwcAAAAASUVORK5CYII=",blurWidth:8,blurHeight:3}}},{id:8,title:"DalHousie",image:p,infoData:{paragraph:" Dalhousie is a hill station, near town of Chamba in Chamba district in the Indian state of Himachal Pradesh. It is situated on five hills and has an elevation of 1,970 m (6,460 ft) above sea level. Established in 1854, the valley is named after Lord Dalhousie, and was one of the favourite summer destinations of the Britishers during the colonial era. Dalhousie offers an old-world charm, mesmerizing natural landscapes, pine-clad valleys and magnificent misty mountains.The Scottish and Victorian-era architecture of churches like the St Patricks Church, St John's Church and St Francis Church reminds of its colonial heritage.\n\n Dalhousie is also known for woollen Himachali shawls, Tibetan handicrafts, Chamba handkerchiefs, and other paraphernalia. These can be bought from The Mall Road which is the town's main market. A trip to Dalhousie is incomplete without Khajjiar. Known as the mini Switzerland of India, Khajjiar is just 21 km away. The little hill town is famous for its spellbinding vistas of mountains loaded in white snow and lush green pastures of land. Kalatop Wildlife Sanctuary in Khajjiar is famous for an exquisite variety of endangered species and breathtaking views of the mountains in the backdrop. Chamba, located almost 50km from Dalhousie, is also worth visiting.\n \n Dalhousie Town was named after The Earl of Dalhousie, who was the British Governor-General in India while establishing this place as a summer retreat.\n \n Dalhousie has a humid subtropical climate. Late summer and early spring see torrential rainfall due to monsoonal influence. The city sees over 90 frost days per year and 20-30 snowy days. The average night temperature during the season is around 4 \xb0C (39 \xb0F), while the maximum is close to 11 \xb0C (52 \xb0F).\n \n Dalhousie is a popular hill station spread out over five hills in Himachal Pradesh boasting views of the snow-capped peaks of the Dhauladhar ranges. Famous for its meadows, dense forests, and waterfalls, it is especially a favourite amongst honeymooners and family vacationers. 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Shakta traditions consider the temple as one of the 52 Maha (major) Shakti Peethas dedicated to Durga. The temple is governed by the Shri Mata Vaishno Devi Shrine Board (SMVDSB), chaired by the Government of Jammu and Kashmir in August 1986.\n\n It is one of the most visited pilgrimage centers of India. Every year, millions of devotees visit the temple. During festivals like Navaratri, the footfall increases to as high as one crore. It is also one of the richest temples in India with annual receipts of almost 16 million dollars according to some authors. The temple is sacred to both Hindus and Sikhs. Many prominent saints such as Swami Vivekananda have visited the temple.\n \n The temple is governed by Shri Mata Vaishno Devi Shrine Board (SMVDSB). The board was established under the Jammu and Kashmir state government Act No. XVI/1988, also known as Shri Mata Vaishno devi Shrine Act. The board is chaired by the Lieutenant Governor of Jammu & Kashmir who also appoints 9 board members for governing the Shrine.\n \n The temple, at a height of 1,584.96 m (5,200 ft), is 12 km from Katra on Trikuta hill. It is about 61 km from Jammu city. A geological study of the Holy Cave has indicated its age to be nearly a million years. 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