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Bimal Naag : Abode of Lord Vishnu

Bimalnag is an incarnation of Lord Vishnu. The idol of Lord Vishnu seated on Sheshnag, having ‘Shankh’ in one hand and ‘Chakra’ in the other hand and made of rare black stone is a source of attraction for the devotees from the times immemorial. The Vimalnag temple stands in the centre of a vast lush green and plain meadow amidst a grove of tall Deodar trees. A spring flows under neath the idol of Lord Vishnu and forms a small pond in front of the temple. The temple premises have an eye-captivating beauty and Salubrious climate. Devotees and the nature-lovers throng this place throughout the year. However, from past 3-4 years, a yatra to Vimal Nag temple is undertaken which originates from ‘Neel Kanth Mahadev Temple Kishtwar. The annual ritual of cleansing the pond is also undertaken on the auspicious day of Naag-Panchmi which is celebrated throughout the country. Worship of serpents and springs, both associated with Lord Shiva and Vishnu is the special feature on the day of Nagapanchmi. The practice of cleansing springs and Lakes, a great characteristic of naga culture is not limited to cleaning and worshiping only, but a contribution to pollution-free atmosphere, embedded in the psych of every Indian. Pilgrims consider it auspicious to take part in the cleansing work.