Gurudwara Sahib Manikaran

The gurudwara is good. They offer free food and accommodation services. The quality is very good. Also this place gives a feeling of relief and inner peace.
Their is also a hot spring for bath and a magnificent landscape.

Religious place located between the mountains in Himachal Pradesh. If you're planning a trip to kasol, you should definitely visit Manikaran Sahib Gurudwara and reveive the blessings of God. The environment is very peaceful and you can see hot water springs inside thunderous Parbati river.

Amazing atmosphere at gurudwara, natural miracle of hot water spring every one can take a bath in hot water pools, seperate for womens, parking available for free

Absolute brilliant cold calm & composed. One can see the magic the Mother Nature beholds

Gurudwara Sahib Mahikaran in Himachal Pradesh is a tranquil and sacred site. Surrounded by nature's beauty, the serene ambiance and spiritual vibes make it an ideal place for devotion and reflection. The warm hospitality, langar, and community service add to the experience, making it a must-visit spiritual destination in Himachal Pradesh.

Most surely visit this Holy Place. Great Devotees of God lives here who are imbued with the Lords sublime essence. Devaji's Seva and joining the Saadh Sangat will be life changing and meditating on the Jewel of the Naam, The name of our lord and master with the True and Holy Congregation where the True Guru meets with the humble servant of the Lord.

Love the place, very peaceful and positive vibes. Beautiful Temple and surrounding. Staff is so helpful and polite.
Experience the positive energy here. Nice & beautiful surrounding

Peaceful place I love it, what a beautiful place, love it atmosphere mountains rivers is just like as heaven on earth

Best place I have visited till now. I felt peace in that place. It's really clean and beautiful gurudhwara. I spent a complete day there. Was lucky to have the prashad at Langer. It was super tasty. The place is relaxing, you can have bath in hot springs. It's very relaxing.
The sound of river flowing and the gurbani is very beautiful. Gurudhwara is soo beautiful, between the mountains. I fell in love with the place.

Nice nd new place but thare is cleaning issue. Not neat nd clean. Other wise that's good place for visit new thing to see that there is hot water kund nd food making in that water.

हे मणिकरण साहिब गुरुद्वारा भुंतर से 32 किलोमीटर दूर है यह बहुत ही अच्छा है यहां पर दूर-दूर से श्रद्धालु लोग घूमने के लिए आते हैं यहां पर गर्म पानी का चश्मा नहीं है

Such a peaceful place all around positive vibes, Geothermal bath, hot springs, free food, available rooms for stay with family or your friends, free parking etc 24x7 till open the gate to everyone who came in there.must visit here for more exploring new things.

I don't have any problems with gurudwara but that location Manikaran is too dirty might be because of tourists or himachal govt they didn't do anything for that.

So damn good place to visit! The hot water for bath is the heaven at earth, once you go in there you want to live your entire life in hot water! The rooms are clean but the water coming from drinking taps are also hot. If they fixed it then the view of mountains looks heaven, the view of river is so beautiful. I want you to visit this place once in your life.

Amazing place and it will shock you how hot that place is in a snowy day I think it sits on a hot spring which can explain all the steam from the river and the smell of potassium in the air this place holds a very holy sentiment for the people living there and also there is a hindu Shiv temple having a great significance the Shiv ji statue is hidden from steam of parvati river also the name of Shiv ji's wife

Simply Amazing
Spritual Place In The Lap Of Beauty
Serenity N Peaceful Ambience All Around
May Waheguru Ji Bless All
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Manikaran is located in the Parvati Valley on river Parvati, northeast of Bhuntar in the Kullu District of Himachal Pradesh. Manikaran is a pilgrimage centre for Hindus and Sikhs and This area is well known for its hot springs and its beautiful landscape.

Nice gurudwara. Nice hot water pool. The place is really very nice.must visit the gurudwara. I was impressed by the discipline followed inside gurudwara and people were really very helpful to visitors. Care has been taken of cleanliness too.

I wish the Gurudwara authorities make it a cleaner and better place for people to visit. Otherwise how can a religious place be not good.

I was there from my 3 Day trek? ‍️ in Kasol camp in the month of December & January? 2019-2020. This is the place of heaven.
You will Naturally hot water from the river passing by, Shiv temple and Gurudwara,
There are very nice arrangements for the devotees. The hot water bath inside is very relaxing and refreshing.
You can also stay at the Gurudwara premises and there is a facility for the meal of the day and evening. I heard that the food that is made here is not on fire but it is prepared with hot water,
Mein and my friends had a meal there, the food was very tasty. So you too go and take shelter.

Good gurdwara nice veiw and good parking facility but washroom and water facility is not good. Toilets are not clean in season time June month
The rooms are not clean

Serene place with amazing views, located very near to Kasol. Bhandara parasad is also very good. Rice served is boiled in the hot water spring for which this Gurudwara is famous for. When I went red fruit was also available which appeard like Tomato but was very sweet from inside and it was very tasty too. One must take bath in the hot spring for the complete experience of divine Gurudwara.

Great experiences at gurudwara practices.also able to see another face (phase too) of ganga. Really it was an amazing ride from Manali to manikaran

Manikaran is a pilgrimage centre for Hindus and Sikhs with hot springs, located in the lap of Parvati Valley. It is just 2 kms from a well known place Kasol. The main reason behind the presence of the hot water springs is the deep cracks or fissures in the Parvati Valley region. Mad About Holidays organise trips to Ladakh, Spiti, Sikkim, Assam, Meghalaya, Zanskar, Women Only Trips, Treks and Himachal

This reviews for the gurdwara committee and for local panchayat of manikaran, plz clean this big pile of garbage, this is a holy place not a place where you can shove your garbage on daily basis.

Manikaran is a famous for Shiva temple, Ram temple, Gurudwar and hot water springs. Manikaran is in Parbati (Parvati) valley. Parvati valley is the largest valley in Kullu district of Himachal Pradesh state in India covering 90Kms length and 1085 sq. Km area. The Himalayan range of hills at Manikaran are called Shivalik range. The Parvati river flows beside the Shiva temple and Gurudwara. The starting point of Parvati river is at Mantalai. Many hot water springs are found at various places in and around the main area of Manikaran.

A holy shrine in the lap of Himachali mountains.
Surrounded with snow and icy water in parvati river.
A must is a dip in holy hot water spring at Shri Manikaran Sahib, it takes all the body pain away. You’ll feel reborn!

Getting a room for stay is too easy.
Have langar here, it’s delicious.

One of best place of Manikaran, HP to enjoy the scenic beauty surrounding, absolutely fabulous. And not forget to take a bath in the hot spring.

Beautiful gurudwara with hot water spring, langar being cooked in the hot water. Nice vibes and not very crowded. Must visit

The Gurudwara of Sikhs at Manikaran, having a magnificent view of Parvati River & Hot sulpher spring. One can have free meal in the Langar, also can stay free in the guest house.

Beautiful place manikaran gurdwara
We visited Manikaran Sahib on the last day of our 18th day of the long Himachal Odyssey. It was like saying Thank you before we head home. We started from Manali in the morning after breakfast and reached the holy Gurudwara well before lunchtime. We, of course, knew about the hot springs there and the hippie village of Kasol on the way. But then every day that you spend traveling, you get to see things that you never expected.

Parvati Valley

Parvati River in Parvati Valley

On the way, we drove along the Parvati River. Parvati river that gives the name to Parvati Valley is like a young girl and perfect word to describe her would be ‘Alhad’. She is impatient, in a hurry and full of energy. Cutting through the mighty Himalayan mountains, she makes her way. She is unstoppable. A look at her and you know you can not hold her, control her and bind her abundant energy. You can only sit back and admire and you can only wish well for her.

On the other side are these rocky mountains. The road is like the central lever of a balance. That balances the steady strength of mountains with the flowing strength of Parvati River’s waters.

Bridge over Parvati River at Parvati Valley

We crossed a bridge built on Parvati River to reach the Gurudwara. It was when I stood on this river that I realized the strength of water with all its force. There was so much force in the water that nothing could have stood in its way. Even my thoughts seem to have stopped. All I could hear was the roar of the river beneath that metal bridge.

Gurudwara Manikaran Sahib

Guru Nanak Dev Ji Gurudwara

This Gurudwara celebrates the visit of Guru Nanak Dev at Manikaran in late 16th CE. Legend is that when Guru Nanak Dev Ji visited the place and asked for Langar from the village. They received all the raw material but there was no fire to cook. Guru Nanak Dev Ji told his disciples to lift a stone. To everyone’s surprise, there was boiling hot water under the stone – good enough to cook food in it. However, the food kept getting drowned in the hot water pond and the disciples looked at the Guru. Guru taught them a lesson in gratitude when he asked them to offer the food to God if you want to have it. And yes, as soon as it was pledged to be offered to God, food started floating.

MAHARISHI VED VYASA IN BHAVISHYA PURANA PREDICTED THE VISIT OF GURU NANAK DEV

Today, there stands a Gurudwara at the very spot. It is on every Sikh devotee’s wishlist to visit Gurudwara Manikaran Sahib at least once in a lifetime. We spent some time at the Gurudwara where Gurbani path was being recited. After ages, I ate the Kadha prasad – that is not just the tastiest of the foods. But also holds many childhood memories of growing around Gurudwaras in Punjab. We said our prayers and set out to explore the hot springs behind the shrine.

GURU GOBIND SINGH ALSO VISITED MANIKARAN WITH HIS PANJ PAYARAS

Hot Springs at Manikaran Sahib

Garam Kothi

We walked through a long tunnel-like corridor to a room called ‘Garam Kothi’. The stones below our feet were hot. In the room, it was impossible to stand, the heat was too much to bear. We saw many old people sitting on the stone. When we asked them why are they sitting there, we were surprised by the answer? They said the heat here can cure you of many diseases, especially joint pains and related problems. It would take a lot of willpower to sit in that heat. I guess it would be worth it if you can cure yourself without any pills. We got out and passed through a bustling bazaar – which is a hallmark of any pilgrim place in India.

We were led to the courtyard of a Shiva Temple where we could see many a well like openings with boiling water. With River Parvati flowing in the backdrop, it was impossible to believe that the two water’s next to each other is more or less about 100 degrees centigrade apart in temperature. The water of Parvati was ice cold and right next to it the hot water springs had boiling hot water. The water was so hot that there were wooden planks kept for people to move around.

Food

Manikaran, perched on the right bank of the roaring Parvati River, is situated at an altitude of 1760 m and is located about 45 kms, from Kullu, via Bhuntar, in Kullu District of Himachal Pradesh. Manikaran, a place of pilgrimage for Hindus and Sikhs, has many temples and a gurdwara. It has perfect examples of the historic temples of Lord Rama,  Krishna,  Vishnu  (Raghunath) and goddess Bhagwati.

The Ram Temple was built in pyramidal style by Raja Jagat Singh in the 17th century when the idol of Lord Rama was brought from Ayodhya. The idol was later shifted to Kullu. The temple was renovated by Raja Dilip Singh in 1889 AD. A trust is looking after the temple since 1981. The temple complex has three halls and forty rooms for the devotees to stay in. A 'Langar' (free communal food) is also served here.

Manikarran is an awesome place to visit. Situated on the bank of Parvati river you will have breathtaking view of mountains in background. The main attraction in manikaran is Gurdwara. Well decorated and peaceful is what comes in my mind when i think of this place. If you are traveling overnight to manikaran you can get fresh here. There is hot water pond and washrooms inside premise. Hygiene is one issues and can be improved.

Visited by Sikh and Hindu devotees.people take bath at the gurdwara in the water from the hot water spring.along the gurdwara is a Lord shiva's temple which is unique place where you need to cook your own Prasad by immersing a bag with chickpeas and rice in the pool of hot water in the central lobby of the temple including others on the side.the food in the gurudwara is cooked in the hot water pool.

Most beautiful Gurudwara ever I seen in my life.its in hills and water of this place is very worm like food is also Cooke I. The water for all sangat as langar

A nice sacred place to rejuvenate and relax as natural hot water spring is available there for all pilgrims, Trekkers or whosoever is there. As it is Guru's place.so it deserves full 5 star ratings.but the only reason i m giving it 4 star is for its betterment.my sincere request to all devotees and mainly shikh Bhai- bahen and committee members to glorify this place like Amritsar saheb or Anandpur saheb Gurudwara. Sat shree Akal

Located in the bank of Parvati river northeast of Bhuntar in the Kullu District of Himachal Pradesh (altitude 1760 m).
Manikaran is a pilgrimage centre for Hindu's and Sikhs. The Hindus believe that Manu recreated human life in Manikaran after the flood, making it a sacred area. It has many temples and a gurudwara. There are temples of the Hindu deities Rama,  Krishna, and Vishnu. The area is well known for its hot springs and its beautiful landscape.

According to legend, when the Hindu God Shiva and his consort Parvati were walking in the valley, Parvati dropped one of her earrings. The jewel was seized by Shesha, the serpent deity, who then disappeared into the earth with it. Shesha only surrendered the jewel when Shiva performed the cosmic dance, the Tandava and shot the jewel up through the water. Apparently, jewels continued to be thrown up in the waters at Manikaran until the 1905 Kangra earthquake.

This place is famous among tourists for its hot water spring. It is really a marvelous natural phenomenon making this cool place warm & cozy! All the hotels & houses has hot water facilities directly connected from hot water spring.

Manikaran is a serene place. It is located in parvati valley near parvati river. Manikaran gurudwara is famous for hot water springs. It is said that the hot water springs cures many skin disease. It is a pilgrimage center for both Hindus and Sikhs. Langar is served all the time. The view is excellent.