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BIJLI MAHADEV WINTER Trek ❄️ अब कभी नहीं गिरेगी बिजली शिवलिंग पर

Bijli Mahadev Trek is named after the Bijli Mahadev Mandir which is a temple of Lord Shiva. Located at a height of 2452 meters, the place lies at a distance of 24 kilometers east of Kullu in the district of Himachal Pradesh. Not being much of an intense traveler, I choose this particular trek in North among all the trekking destinations in India because even though the trekking route comprises of a stiff climb for the first kilometer, it then eases out into a more gentle and comfortable ascent for beginners. In spite of being in Himachal Pradesh many times, I hadn’t visited this part of the state and I must say it was really worth it. The view from the Bijli Mahadev temple is spectacular and left me spellbound. It looks out at the famous Parvati valley. I was lucky enough to experience the place on a clear morning when the entire valley lit up in shades of blue. After I got out of my trance and could finally take my eyes away from the spectacular view outside the window, I was mesmerized once again by the beautiful interiors of the temple. It is decorated with gorgeous carvings depicting mythological figures and natural scenes. Hand-painted temple doors are also a beautiful site, and sense of vibrancy and charisma to the wood carvings. Reaching the Bijli Mahadev Trek was fairly easy. Bijli Mahadev village is among the best places to visit in Kullu. The hill station is easily accessible from any of the major cities in India. I took a flight to the nearby Bhunter airport. From Bhunter airport I boarded a bus to Kullu. If you choose to travel by train the nearest railway station is the Summer Hill located at a distance of 94 kilometers from Kullu. From Kullu, I came to Ramshilla lying close by at a distance of 1 kilometer. After crossing a bridge over the Beas River I took the road on the left to reach the base of the hill. 2. Best Time to Visit Like most trekking routes in the northern part of the country, the Bijli Mahadev Trek remains closed in the winter months. Due to extreme weather conditions and immense snowfall, the road remains un-travelable and unfit for tracking. Also, the area is prone to violent thunderstorms. Therefore the best time to visit the place is during the summer months, it is also the best time to visit Manali & nearby places. I planned my trip in the month of March and was not disappointed. 3. Weather The weather in Bijli Mahadev temple is pleasant for most of the year. The days are mild while the nights are extremely cold. The region enjoys summer monsoon and winter each year. The summer season lasts between the month of March and June when the temperature ranges between 25 and 37-degree Celsius. From July to September the region experiences the rainy season. Heavy downpour accompanied by thunder and lightning are common in the region. Landslides also happen frequently (I was lucky enough to not get stuck in any). The winter months in the region lasts from September to February when the temperature falls below zero degrees. This season is characterized by chilly winds and plenty of snowfall. 4. Trek Difficulty The trek is a relatively easy one and is most suitable for beginners. I found it a bit difficult for the first 1 kilometer as the climb was a bit steep. However, after the first 100 steps, the journey eased up and was a comfortable one. During the winter season, the path might be slippery because of the black ice. The entire trek is about 2.92 kilometers long. I took a total of one and a half hours to climb up and an hour to climb down the hill. 6. The Temple Story Bijli Mahadev The temple consists of a Shiva lingam which is frequently struck by lightning and shattered into pieces. The priest of the temple then uses butter as aggressive to put the pieces back together. This is why the temple is so named as Bijli, which translates to lightning while Mahadev is another name for Lord Shiva. thankyou for your time , please watch some other videos and connect with me by following links Instagram:   / vairagyatra   . Twitter :   / iamnitishtiwari   . facebook:   / iamnitishtiwari   . Pintrest :   / iamnitishtiwari   . . background Music :    • Yogeshwaraya Mahadevaya | Instrumental | R...   . . #mahadev #shiv #shiva #temple #bijlimahadev #kullu #himachalpradesh #himalayas #snowfall #trek #trip #newvideo #travel