Beautiful Temple built in 15 to 16 century. Surprisingly there is no priest in any of the temple in mandi. See attached picture to know about the history of temple. Too many monkeys around be careful about ur belongings.

Mandi, an ancient town in Himachal Pradesh is full of mysteries. The place is quite famous for its scenic beauty but it's way more than that as the town contains a lot of history and spiritual significance in its old structures and folklore. Mandi is called the Kashi of Himachal because it shares the same spiritual significance as Kashi. The town is built on the bank of the Beas River, at the confluence of the Suketi Khad stream. Besides the river ghats and among the town's streets are over 80 stone-built ancient temples, Including Triloknath. The Triloknath temple is one of the oldest surviving temples in the town, dedicated to the Hindu god Shiva. It contains a three-faced murti of Shiva, hence the name Trilokinath, "Lord of Three Worlds". It is said that the temple was built by Sultana Devi Queen of Raja Ajbar Sen in 1520. There's a sculpture of Lord Shiva and Goddess Parvati, Goddess Narda, and Goddess Sharda, a stone image of three-faced Lord Shiva and Goddess Parvati, riding on the Nandi along with that of a few more Hindu Gods and Goddesses.

This temple is under Archeological Survey of India.. This temple was built by Sultana Devi Queen of Raja Ajbar Sen in 1520. Sikhar style Temple.. Awesome views of Victoria bridge from river side wall..

It is a beautiful place for visiting.It is a Hindu Lord Shiva Temple at the bank of beas river. This temple is oldest temple in mandi district. A good place for peace seekers.

A very beautiful old temple where very less people visit. Temple is very beautifully made but severely damaged by past rulers (Moguls probably). Beautiful relics and idols are still kept for viewers to admire. It also has its own "Leaning temple" like 'Leaning tower of Pias'

Loved this place very calm and peaceful place Visit this temple

Ancient temple with 3 faced Shiva murti being worshipped in the temple. The temple is only 5 6 walking minutes from Victoria Bridge. The temple is peaceful and is a preservation site by ASI. Kept in its real form only, not so renovated and tampered, so a good place to experience history in pristine form. Parking would be a problem as the temple is very connected to Manali-Kullu main way. Basic amenities like washroom and shops all available nearby. Peaceful, you can hear the Beas flowing.

The Trilokinath Temple in Mandi, Himachal Pradesh, is dedicated to the Hindu god Shiva. It contains a three-faced murti of Shiva.

The most serene, most beautiful ancient temple on the bank of river Beas. (Bipasha). Its not very big, but perfect in ancient architectural schema, a Sikhara type stone temple with amalaka at the top and very inteicately curved stone motifs on it. The main shrine is with Garvagriha and square mandapam before it. a few other smaller temples are present in the courtyard, but two are comleyely ruined. The courtyard is wonderful, overlooking the mighty Bipasha, with this temple complex and trees. On the other bank another beautiful temple can be seen on the other bank at the confluence of the Suketi Khal with the Bipasha river. The most suitable site to errect the Panchavactro Temple. If one turns to left, the british era beautiful bridge can be seen. This place is a little spot of heaven on earth. The temple have many carvings with a distinct stylisation. The main deity is a big idol of Lord Shiva in its three headed avatar, Mata Parvati on his left lap, mounted on the Nandi the bull. What I found most interesting in this temple is an intricately curved, big Nandi idol in standing position in the temple. I have never seen such a idol of sole Nandi figure in standing position, but always on sitting and awaiting position at entrance of every shiva temple, and this one has one such idol as well. The other idols are many Ganesha idols, Kali murti, Mata Parvati and a peacock mounted six headed Karthikeya in meditative pose, - this is also interesting as it is not common to see the Dev-Senapati ( Commandar-in-chief of the gods) with a Japamala ( rosary). There is a "Padachap" in front of the entrance. The inner pillars must have been very well decorated with stone curvings, but all those has been stiffed off. The plaque outside mntioned the construction is of sixteenth century, but from the ageing it seems profoundly more olden, or perhaps the temple has been sujected to flooding and inundation for prolongged period repeatedly over the millenia., and/or it was recontructed by Sultana Sen the queen of Ajber Sen on an older site predated by a few millenia perhaps at 1520. There is a source of spring within the complex as well.

A short walk up from Mandi centre.500 year old temple dedicated to Shiva ,covered in carvings.Quite small. View out over Beas river.

Amazing place situated in Lahaul Spiti district. Everyone should visit