Manali to Udaipur Himachal Pradesh ~Lahaul & Spiti by HRTC Bus |Triloknath Dham Guide | Heena Bhatia 

Topics Include in this video-
- Udaipur of Himachal Pradesh
- Manali to Udaipur Vlog
- Udaipur Lahaul & Spiti District
- Triloknath Himachal Pradesh
- Triloknath Dham in Himachal Pradesh
- Triloknath darshan
- Weekend Gateway from Manali
- Mahadev Temples in Himachal Pradesh
- Places to visit in Lahaul & Spiti District
- Places to visit near Manali
- Udaipur by HRTC Vlog
- Manali to Udaipur by HRTC Bus
- Keylong HRTC Bus timings
- Manali to Atal Tunnel Vlog
#lahaulspiti #trilokinathtemple #udaipurhimachal
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Hello people. in this video, I am going to Udaipur of Himachal Pradesh from Manali. Udaipur of Himachal Pradesh is located in the Lahual & Spiti district of Himachal Pradesh and is truly a hidden gem & village that one should explore when coming to Manali. Its a perfect weekend destination from Manali. You will also see, Triloknath dham dharshan in this video.
I am going to Udaipur of Himachal Pradesh by HRTC Bus and you will also see the road conditions of Lahual spiti from Manali and bus timings for keylong and Udaipur.
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About Udaipur of Himachal Pradesh: 'Udaipur' in Himachal is a picturesque town, located on the banks of the Chandrabhaga River in Lahaul and Spiti district of Himachal Pradesh. It is renowned for the ancient Marikula Mata Temple, which is visited by both Hindus and Buddhist pilgrims. The place is located at an altitude of 2,742 meters above sea level and it is named after king Udai Singh of Chamba. Earlier the place was known as Markul because the temple is dedicated to Markula Devi, an incarnation of Goddess Durga.
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About: Trilokinath Temple: This is a Shiva temple, which was transformed into a Buddhist shrine by Padma Sambhava. The temple continues to attract both the Hindu and the Buddhist pilgrims. One can still see the statue of Nandi Bull of Lord Shiva in the centre of the compound and a drain at the level of the platform in the sanctorum, which was probably built at the time of construction to drain out the water or milk, offered to Shiva.
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About Mrikula Devi Temple: It is believed that the temple was constructed from a block of wood by Pandavas of the Mahabharata fame. The façade of the shrine, the ceiling and the pillars supporting it are earlier than those beside the window and two western pillars.
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