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Positioned above Shaminallah village in the twin hill stations of Kullu and Manali Maa Sharvari Devi’s temple is an epitome of cultural divinity and ancient charm. Being at a distance of 5 km from the main market, the tread to the temple is hassle-free and pictorial. The place holds sacred significance as is said to abode the ancestral deities of the Kullu Kings and is also an illustration of the Goddess Durga. Amidst the quiet and serene mountain, this temple looks picturesque especially during winters when the entire region falls under the snow blanket which makes it a must-visit attraction in Kullu. During the vibrant celebration of Dusshera, the festival that brings zeal and enthusiasm to the valley, the idol of the Devi is taken to Kullu in the form of a quaint procession to the temple of Lord Raghunathji. Disciples from across the world hurdle up in this procession to seek blessings from Maa Sharvari.
Traveler Tips:
• Decent and fresh attire is appreciated if you wish to soak yourself in the divine aura of Goddess Durga, namely, Maa Sharvari.
• Cigarettes, alcohol and non-vegetarian food are strictly prohibited in the premises of the temple.
• Photography is also prohibited in the circumscribed precincts of the temple.
• Following the rules and remaining calm in the ques is a priority to visit this temple.
Things to do:
• Hike down from the main city to the temple with quaint views of the panoramas to experience some adventure.
• Submit your prayers to the ancient goddess.
• Shutterbugs can capture the picturesque view of the surrounding in your camera for a lifetime memory.
• Don't forget to experience the snow games if you are visiting the temple in winter.
Visiting Timings:
5 am – 12 pm, and 4 pm – 9 pm, all through the year
Visiting hours required:
1-2 hours.
Best Time to Visit:
Though the visitors are welcome all through the year at The Maa Sharvari Temple but the best time to visit the temple would be during the famous Hindu festival- Dussehra Kullu is famous to be soaked in splendid festivities at that time.
How to Reach?
Being placed only 5 km away from the Manali Bus Stop, The Maa Sharvari Temple is a hassle-free journey in a hired cab or a private bus.
Interesting Facts About the Maa Sharvari Temple:
Being an incarnation of Goddess Durga, Maa Sharvari is the deity who was revered by the Kullu Kings since ancient times.
During the famous Hindu festival- Dussehra, the temple is adorned superlatively to match up the vibrant festivities all around Kullu.
A magnificent procession is organized to take the idol of Maa Sharvari to the temple of God Raghunath Ji during the festival of Dussehra.
Nearby Attractions:
• Rohtang Pass
• Solan Valley
• Hidimba Devi Temple
• Manu Temple
• Bhrigu Lake
• Bijli Mahadev
• Pandoh Dam
• Manali Club House
• Great Himalayan National Park
• River Beas
• Museum of Himalayan Culture, Folk and Art
Bundled with divinity and serenity, Maa Sharvari temple is a very significant pilgrimage site that is manifested in magnificent architectural design and picturesque location.
