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• Today’s place has a historic link to epic #Mahabharta • In one of the rarest cases, • One female demon was worshipped as a divine deity • Welcome to India to Bharat channel • Today we are at such a divine place • Whose Goddess is considered very pious • Across Kullu-Manali region and even entire HP • Goddess Hidimba Maa exercises great respect in the region • During #InternationalKulluDussehra festival • The palanquin of Hidimba Maa is the first to reach • To pay obeisance at Raghunath temple of Kullu • Because Goddess Hidimba is considered as the • Grandmother or ‘kuldevi’ deity of Kullu kings • As Kullu kings got their throne after • Getting blessings from the Goddess Hidimba • Hidimba Temple was constructed by Maharaja Bahadur Singh in 1553 AD • The symbolic feet of Goddess Hidimba are • Enshrined inside a rocky cave where devotees take bow • Goddess Hidimba belonged to a devil’s clan • While residing in this dense forested area • She used to launch wild attacks on humans • Five Pandavas along with mother Kunti • Came to this place while being in exile • When Bheem was guarding at the night • Hidimba came to attack him but • She got stuck with Bheem’s hypnotic looks • Upon Kunti’s consent, Bheem and Hidimba got married • This temple is globally renowned for its marvellous architecture • The temple is made in Pagoda architecture style • Which is a 4-tiered structure • Pagoda style is mainly found in Nepal region • #Hidimbadevimandir temple is tucked away in the middle of • Clusters of tall and stately deodar trees • That attract tourists from all over in large numbers • In this 4-tier structure, first three ceilings • Are made of the deodar wood material • The top roof of the temple looks like inverted urn • Which is made of copper and brass • Wooden carvings of Hidimba temple is very appealing • That prove the excellent talent of ancient artisans • The 40-m high walls of the temple are made of stone • Upon which beautiful wooden carvings are installed • Goddess Hidimba is also known as ‘Tantra’ goddess • Once upon a time, practice of animal sacrifice • Was prevalent here but not at present times • However, visitors can see horns of animals • Hung upon the walls of this temple • These dangling horns are added attraction to the temple • The temple is surrounded all round by tall deodar trees • That look as if they’ve created a wall around the temple • We have paid obeisance at the sanctum sanctorum • Owing to videography prohibition, we can’t get you inside • We are now going to Ghatotkacha temple just 100 m away • Even Yak ride is available which is quite enjoyable • We’ve reached at Ghatotkacha temple • Ghatotkacha was the son of Bheem and Hidimba • Ghatotkacha had saved Arjuna from Karan’s chief weapon • And played a vital role in the course of Mahabharta battle • Due to Ghatotkacha’s association with demon’s clan • Devotees offer horns at the Ghatotkacha temple • After paying obeisance at Ghatotkacha temple • Now we are going to khatushyam temple • Which is just 15 minutes walking distance away • However, private vehicle can be driven to the temple • Let’s talk about how one can reach here • Hidimba temple is just 1 km away from Manali mall road • The life of Goddess Hidimba is an example • Human life is valued by their work • Rather than their backgrounds • Everyone feared Hidimba when she was a demon • But people worshipped her as she imbibed divine character • Every year, on 14th May, Dungri Mata fair is held • Music Credits: 🎵 Song: 'Shahed - Indian Fusion' is under a YouTube Free license.    / djshahmoneybeatz