Triloknath Temple Tour Packages

Triloknath Temple tour packages

Pluto Tours offers an exciting range of Triloknath temple tour packages for those seeking a memorable and immersive travel experience. Situated in the beautiful Himalayan region of Himachal Pradesh, This is the Trilokinath Temple, a hidden gem in India's Himachal Pradesh. The temple honours Lord Shiva, the god of destruction and creation, also known as Arya Avalokiteshwar, the bodhisattva of compassion. The name Trilokinath means "Lord of Three Worlds," which is an appropriate title for such a strong and benevolent person. The sound of the brass bell adds to the enchantment of the location, where you can find the Trilokinath deity, which is decked with diamonds and flowers. The temple, also known as Tundra Vihar, is considered one of the most sacred pilgrimage sites after Kailash and Mansarovar. Whether you are a devoted disciple or an inquisitive explorer, the Trilokinath Temple is a fascinating and enlightening place.

Best Places To Visit In Triloknath 

1. Mrikula Mata temple

The Mrikula Devi Temple, which is dedicated to the goddess Kali, holds immense religious significance for Hindus. There are multiple stories surrounding the temple. During their exile, the Pandavas are said to have built this temple from a single log of wood. This temple is also known as Shaktipeeth since it is here that Goddess Durga defeated the demon Mahishasura. The temple is 600 years old, and the desires therein are said to be performed by God Vishvakarma. The temple's intricate art and architecture, as well as the religious significance it has, make it a must-see location.

2. Udaipur

Udaipur is the second-largest town in Lahaul Spiti. It is a town on the banks of the Chandrabhaga River in Himachal Pradesh's Lahaul and Spiti valleys. With the spectacular snow-capped Himalayas in the background, Udaipur is surrounded by vast pine and deodar forests. Udaipur is a popular Hindu pilgrimage destination due to the Mrikula Mata temple.

3. Pangi Valley

Pangi Valley is a hidden gem of Himachal Pradesh that is still relatively unknown due to the difficulty of getting it. Pangi Valley, with its most rugged terrain, is an adventurer's dream. This is the least travelled valley, thus it is incredibly pristine and a pleasure to visit to witness nature in its purest form, unaffected by human activity. 

4. Miyar Valley

The S-shaped Miyar Valley is located between Zanskar and Chamba. It is nearly 75 kilometres long. Miyar Valley is a hiker's paradise. Trekking here is an unusual experience.

Miyar Valley is home to medicinal plants and herbs, endangered species including snow leopards and Himalayan brown bears, and a plethora of migrating birds. The Valley is sparsely populated, with few indigenous populations, and it connects to glaciers and passes. Miyar Valley attracts the fewest tourists due to its difficult terrain; visitors are mostly dedicated hikers and climbers. 

5. Keylong

Keylong is Lahaul and Spiti's administrative centre, and it is also the district with the most people. This is the only area in Lahaul and Spiti with a widespread and consistent market, making it perfect for shopping wishing to bring home souvenirs from this locale. Keylong boasts a variety of cafés and restaurants where you may enjoy local cuisine and beverages, as well as decent motels nearby. Some of the region's greatest monasteries, such as Key Monastery, are near to Keylong, while small villages like Hikkim Village, which can be visited throughout the day, are easily accessible from Keylong.

Best time to visit Trilokinath Temple

The best time to visit the Trilokinath Ji Temple in Lahaul Valley is around August. Every year, in the third week of August, the temple hosts the Pauri Festival. It is a colourful regional event attended by equal numbers of Buddhists and Hindus from Lahaul, Chamba, and Kullu. It's a sight to behold to witness Buddhists and Hindus mingling on temple grounds.

The celebration lasts three days, and on the second day, a big possession is transported through the hamlet as the deity's idol is removed for control. During the festivals, travellers can observe the cultural fusion of Hindus and Buddhists.

How to reach Trilokinath Temple

There are numerous routes to the Triloknath Temple in Tunde, depending on the district you are coming from.

The Triloknath Temple in Spiti Valley is conveniently accessible to Keylong by Himachal tourism buses. The busses to Udaipur stop at the Triloknath Temple. Tourists can secure a seat on the bus or take a taxi from Keylong.

If you are leaving Lahaul, you will need to travel to Manali. From Manali, take a bus to Keylong and then continue to the temple. Shared cabs are also available.

If you are travelling from Chamba, you must first travel to Killar before taking a bus to the Triloknath temple. Several buses travel between these two districts.