Hello friends, I hope you are all healthy and well and living a happy and peaceful life.
Friends, last weekend I and I went for a trip. We thought why not take a little trip this time. We need a two-day holiday, so we decided to go for a trip. We left about 80 kilometers from our city, looking at the previous situation, towards the temple, which is considered to be a very famous temple. Its name is Mandir or Mandir, which is considered to be quite famous. I will keep giving you information about this place. So we left in the morning on a bike. My friends and I were taking a look at the beautiful view of the route. This journey of 80 kilometers was going to be, so it took us about four to five hours to reach here. We were going leisurely. We left a little early in the morning. And because we had to return in the evening, we left early in the morning. We were enjoying the beautiful environment of the route and the beauty of nature. You can see some of the photos.
Friends, this temple is situated at an altitude of approximately 8,000 feet and is also known as the 'Sanjeevani Parvat' temple. To reach the shrine, one must cover a distance of about 500 meters on foot; the path involves climbing a great number of steps—there are roughly 500 to 600 stairs leading up to the temple. All around, the area is filled with bells donated by devotees. You can witness here the immense faith that people hold; visitors travel from far and wide to visit this sacred site and seek the blessings of the Mother Goddess. My friends and I managed to reach the temple in about 3 to 4 hours; since we were traveling by motorbike and encountered no traffic jams, our journey was quite swift. Upon reaching the base of the path, we purchased prasad (offerings) for the temple and left our shoes at the very shop where we had bought the offerings before proceeding on foot. The walk itself was a truly pleasant experience.
After visiting the temple and performing our prayers, we sat there for a while and engaged in a bit of meditation. The atmosphere was incredibly serene, and it was truly a place that brought great peace to the mind. We spent about half an hour at the temple and its surroundings, taking a brief stroll around the area. As we were making our way back, we came across a Bhandara (community feast) that was being organized there. The locals informed us that this is a daily occurrence; devotees who visit the temple for darshan receive a free meal—accepted as Prasad (sacred offering)—which they partake of with deep faith and reverence. We, too, joined the gathering, sat down, and partook of the Prasad.
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