It was great visiting Hadimba Devi Temple in Manali, Himachal Pradesh. I visited this temple on 28 November, 2017 at about 01:09 PM. It was a nice experience. I really liked the architecture of this temple. Also the huge trees surrounding this temple looked amazing. Also there were some yaks nearby the temple which looked amazing. The weather was also cold and nice.

The spectacular Himalayan architecture of the Temple with its wooden doors and stonework is an ideal backdrop for some memorable vacation snaps. Nature walk around the Temple will surely rejuvenate your body and mind. If you're an adventure-lover, then the surrounding hills of Manali are a perfect opportunity for you to fulfill your adventure-hungry soul. Trekking in Manali is a great experience. You can set up tents in the nearby villages and enjoy a bonfire under the starlit sky of Manali.

The view and place at which this Temple is situated is amazing and quite peaceful. You can find Yaks and can ride on them by paying a very decent price. Also, you can click pictures with mountain rabbits here which local women carry with them to the temple they charge only 30 Rs for clicking pics with rabbit in your hand. Those rabbits are really furry. Also, you can click amazing pics here with trees and by sitting on rocks and also you can sit here for hours to spend quality time with your family and loved ones.

Heritage of the temple still maintained. Good place to take pictures. There are yak ride also, which you all can enjoy. The place is situated amidst a deadar forest. It feels serene. Visit for worship. The place is good to spend time peacefully. Weekends are crowded. Prefer weekdays. There are 2 entrances for the premises. Opt for the one with ramp rather than the stairs if you have old aged visitors with you. I'm posting pictures of the views around, parking and the temple itself.

Heritage of the temple still maintained. Good place to take pictures. There are yak ride also, which you all can enjoy. The place is situated amidst a deadar forest. It feels serene. Visit for worship. The place is good to spend time peacefully. Weekends are crowded. Prefer weekdays. There are 2 entrances for the premises. Opt for the one with ramp rather than the stairs if you have old aged visitors with you. I'm posting pictures of the views around, parking and the temple itself.

It is one of the famous tourist attractions in Manali. You can cover it along with the visit to Manali market. The place is peaceful and ideal if you want to just sit and enjoy the calmness of the place. There are small shops nearby to buy local stuffs, few eateries and there is also an adventure activity spot opposite to temple.

If you are visiting Manali and looking for any local spots to explore, this is a must visit. Situated among the forestry ambience of Manali, this temple is situated in the heart of the place. The temple has historical significance and is also very aesthetic. Perfect place to click photos and bask in the mountain vibes. You can also visit the Manu temple from this temple after a short trek. You can also rent dresses and hire a photographer to click your professional photos in a DSLR and will immediately transfer soft copies to you. They charge ₹20 per click but the price is negotiable. Overall, we had a nice experience here and if you are planning a stay in Manali, the Hadimba Devi temple is a must visit.

Heritage of the temple still maintained. Good place to take pictures. There are yak ride also, which you all can enjoy. The place is situated amidst a deadar forest. It feels serene. Visit for worship. The place is good to spend time peacefully. Weekends are crowded. Prefer weekdays. There are 2 entrances for the premises. Opt for the one with ramp rather than the stairs if you have old aged visitors with you. I'm posting pictures of the views around, parking and the temple itself.very nice place! !

One of the beautiful local destinations in Manali . Located in middle of woods , its a 10 to 15 minutes walking distance from the mall road , and then a 15 minute's trek . I visited there in the middle of winter, so the "trek" part was a bit slippery as it was covered in snow . Also it was a bit crowdy at that time. The temple is spectacular! The walk around the temple will definitely make your day ! And the fact that the temple has a mythological significance makes it even better. There are some activities to you can do here ( apart from taking pictures for instagram ) . There are food or artifact stalls on the way there , so a souvenir won't be a problem! However , as I mentioned , its a bit crowded , so best time to go is odd time like morning or evening .

You will find peace of mind visiting this temple. The path to temple is so peaceful and covered with long deodar trees with sun rays coming from them is just beautiful. The main part of the temple is it is still in its old beauty with no major changes to structure. There is a market outside the temple area where you can buy Manali local shawls, caps and paintings. Must visit if you are in Manali.

Nice place with tall trees and greenary. There are so many unnecessary activities and too much rush. Despite of all these it worth a visit. You will get traditional manali dresses. Photographers are available with cameras and they take really good pictures, do bargain for better price.

Hadimba devi Temple located in Manali and this is main tour attraction in Manali tour . This temple surrounding by beautiful deodar tree that's why atmosphere near temple is beautiful. Hadimba is Wife of Bheem and Mother of Ghatotkach which relates from Mahabharata. This temple is related to mythology and spirituality that's why this is become more crowded place . Some photography and activities happened here so you can enjoy with your family.

Hadimba Devi Temple is a captivating spiritual place with its unique architecture and serene surroundings with pine trees. The spiritual ambiance is truly uplifting. However, be mindful of weekend visits as parking can pose a challenge due to the increased footfall.

An ancient architecture with wonder inside. Which we never expect from the exterior looks of the temple. Toilets & Nice photo spots are also available along the surrounding. Walls are designed to hold the sculptures and skulls of various animals.

Heritage of the temple still maintained. Good place to take pictures. There are yak ride also, which you all can enjoy. The place is situated amidst a deadar forest. It feels serene. Visit for worship. The place is good to spend time peacefully. Weekends are crowded. Prefer weekdays. There are 2 entrances for the premises. Opt for the one with ramp rather than the stairs if you have old aged visitors with you. I'm posting pictures of the views around, parking and the temple itself.

One of the best tourist place in Manali. - It is a very beautiful place. It was build many centuries ago but still in very good condition. - It is surrounded with deodar trees. - It is very peaceful place. - You can enjoy Yak riding, can take photos in local attire and with rabbits in very reasonable price.

We visited this temple in snow and it was amazing. Great to know the existing place of our ancient people of mahabaratha. Must visit place in Manali.

One of the famous place of manali.. Outside temple there was a mini market and here you can also do yak ride .

The Hadimba Temple is a unique and captivating temple that stands out due to its architectural style and serene surroundings. Nestled amidst lush green forests, the temple offers a tranquil and peaceful atmosphere, making it a perfect retreat for spiritual seekers and nature lovers alike. One of the most remarkable features of the temple is its distinct pagoda-like structure, which is crafted entirely out of wood. The intricate woodwork and the detailed carvings on the temple's facade are truly mesmerizing. This craftsmanship is a testament to the rich cultural heritage and architectural brilliance of the region.

A temple surrounded by long trees and vast greenery. The ambience there calms your mind. We went there morning and enjoyed the view and all. The architecture is so different and unique. I wanted to go there again☺️

Visited Hadimba Devi Temple on the weekend. Despite the crowds, the serene atmosphere made it a calming experience. Be prepared for a big waiting line to enter the temple, but the spiritual ambiance is worth it. Great place, big trees, good ambience. A must-visit in Manali!

The spectacular Himalayan architecture of the Temple with its wooden doors and stonework is an ideal backdrop for some memorable vacation snaps. Nature walk around the Temple will surely rejuvenate your body and mind. If you're an adventure-lover, then the surrounding hills of Manali are a perfect opportunity for you to fulfill your adventure-hungry soul. Trekking in Manali is a great experience. You can set up tents in the nearby villages and enjoy a bonfire under the starlit sky of Manali.

This was my 3rd time visit. The beauty of the place is reduced. At entrance lots of concrete are increasing. The dense forest is losing its space. It is beautiful. It was more beautiful. The temple is same. Crowded place.

As everyone knows, it's a tourist point. It's like not a must visit place. But if you are interested in knowing the history, you can definitely give it a try. There is no entry fee, and the ambiance is also good filled with alpine trees, and the locals would try to sell you kesar (saffron). You may avoid it, as they are not genuine products.

Nice and calm place to visit while in Manali. Best part about the place is, it is surrounded by tall palm trees so you can enjoy nice walk there. Although there might be a long queue for the entry but the place is peaceful so that makes it worth a visit.

It is an only Maa Hadimba temple in the world in an absolutely gorgeous surrounding. Has lot of extra activities related to photography. You can easily spend a full day there and won't even realize the time. Must go there.

It's a very peaceful and beautiful temple, and Hadimba Devi is the most worshipped Goddess in Himachal. A must visit place, you can easily take up your vehicle up to the parking near the temple entrance. The parking area is surrounded by a lot of local stalls and shops, where you can get food, buy merch made by the locals, ride Yaks, get your pictures clicked in rented Himachali costumes etc.

The ancient temple and its premise are serenely set amidst the tall deodar jungle. The architecture of the temple too is awe-inspiring in wood and stone. The pagoda- style of construction too is magnificent

Divine place. What a greenery to see. Nature lovers must visit place. We came with bikes. Parking is available 200m back. Need to walk for 2min. We entered inside the temple no one was there. No one ask you about anything. Good peoples around the place. They guide well. Loved it.

This temple is completely made up of wood. Also we can visit Veer Ghatotkach temple and jungle behind this. Modification needed here as no information is attached about this temple. I saw many people don't know much about this temple and the story behind it. Some of them are discussing stories but that is partial truth.

Nice, calm and divine place. The temple is build in mountain/Buddhist style architecture and hence looks mesmerizing. It is surrounded with vast greenery and long trees. The area has lots of stalls of local handicrafts, games, food and other stuff.

I had a great time at this place with a wonderful ambiance. Inside, they offer various businesses where you can purchase saffron, dry fruits, winter wear, and more. Additionally, you can take photos with rabbits and even try on traditional dresses for a unique photo experience.

Location is very amazing, ambience is very good that you can find peace here. Very calm and quiet place.one of the good place to visit while going manali. At the back side of the temple you can find the pine tree forest, an amazing view you can get there. Ticket is there for entry to the pine forest and it cost you only 10₹.

If you are visiting Manali then this place is a must to visit. Everyone should visit this temple for its peaceful, totally serene environment, this temple is surrounded by lush green pine trees. Better to reach around 7 to 7.30am you will get Morning arti to attend.

Very peaceful and pleasent ancient holy place to visit it's vibes are so much peaceful and unexplained although prist doesn't allow people to stay inside for no longer than 2 to 5 seconds only , yes the temple is very small but one by one can see it very easily

One of the best tourist place in Manali. - It is a very beautiful place. It was build many centuries ago but still in very good condition. - It is surrounded with deodar trees. - It is very peaceful place. - You can enjoy Yak riding, can take photos in local attire and with rabbits in very reasonable price.