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Lord Shiva's Baijnath Temple, Palampur, Himachal Pradesh

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Lord Shiva's Baijnath Temple | Palampur, Himachalpradesh | a visit to ancient Lord Shiva's Temple

Lord Shiva's Baijnath Temple | Palampur, Himachalpradesh | a visit to ancient Lord Shiva's Temple


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Baijnath is a town in Kangra district of Himachal Pradesh. It is about 50 kilometres from Dharamshala which is the district headquarters.The very famous ancient temple of Lord Shiva (Baijnath) is situated here giving the town its name .Baijnath is famous for its 13th-century temple dedicated to Shiva as Vaidyanath. Also another Baijnath shiv temple in Kausani, Uttrakhand which also we visited during our Nainital kausani tour. Here we visited On the Shimla , manali tour towards Amritsar from Manali.So this was a tourist spot on the way to Amritsar. I have made this video keeping itshort and sweet. SO lets go and watch till end.

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In this video we can see Baijnath Temple.Baijnath is a town in Kangra district of Himachal Pradesh. It is about 50 kilometres from Dharamshala which is the district headquarters. The ancient temple of Lord Shiva (Baijnath) is situated here giving the town its name . Baijnath is famous for its 13th-century temple dedicated to Shiva as Vaidyanath, ‘the Lord of physicians’. Originally known as Kiragrama, the village lies on the Pathankot-Mandi highway (National Highway No. 20) almost midway between Kangra and Mandi. The present name Baijnath became popular after the name of the temple. The village is located on the left bank of the river Binwa, a corrupt form of ancient Binduka, a tributary of river Beas.

The Baijnath temple has been continuously under worship ever since its construction in 1204 A.D. The two long inscriptions in the porch of the temple indicate that a temple of Shiva existed on the spot even before the present one was constructed. The present temple is an example of the early medieval north Indian Temple architecture known as Nagara style of temples. The Svayambhu form of Sivalinga is enshrined in the sanctum of the temple that has five projections on each side and is surmounted with a tall curvilinear Shikhara. The entrance to sanctum is through a vestibule that has a large square Mandapa in front with two massive balconies one each in north and south. There is a small porch in front of the mandapa hall that rests on four pillars in the front preceded by an idol of Nandi, the bull, in a small pillared shrine. The whole temple is enclosed by a high wall with entrances in the south and north. The outer walls of the temple have several niches with images of gods and goddesses. Numerous images are also fixed or carved in the walls. The outer doorway in the porch as also the inner doorway leading to the sanctum of the temple are also studded with a large number of images of iconographic importance.[citation needed] Some of them are very rare to be found elsewhere.

The temple attracts tourists and pilgrims from all over India and abroad throughout the year. Special prayers are offered in the morning and evening every day besides on special occasions and during festive seasons. Makara Sankranti, Maha Shivaratri, Vaisakha Sankranti, and Shravana Mondays are celebrated with zeal and splendour.[tone] A five-day state level function is held here on Maha Shivratri every year.
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Baijnath Shiv temple view of Paradise highway, near Palampur

Vaidyanath Siva Temple, Baijnath is a famous 13th century temple dedicated to Lord Shiva as Vaidyanath, 'the Lord of physicians'. It is located in a small township called Baijnath in the Dhauladhar range of western Himalayas, 16 km from Palampur in the Kangra District of Himachal Pradesh. Originally known as Kiragrama, Baijnath town lies on Pathankot-Chakki-Manali highway almost midway between Kangra and Mandi. The present name Baijnath became popular after the name of the temple. The town is located on the left bank of the river Binwa, a corrupt form of ancient Binduka, a tributary of river Beas.

The Baijnath temple has been continuously under worship ever since its construction in 1204 A.D. by two local merchants named Ahuka and Manyuka. The two long inscriptions in the porch of the temple indicate that a temple of Siva existed on the spot even before the present one was constructed. What happened to the shrine in the centuries that followed is not exactly known but it appears to have continued under worship, as there is clear evidence of repairs and renovations from time to time. In the 18th century Sansara Chandra II, the Katoch king of Kangra, carried out extensive repairs and renovations of the temple. Alexander Cunningham noticed an inscription of 1786 in the temple referring to its renovations by Sansara Chandra. An inscription on the wooden doors of the sanctum of the temple provides the date as samvat 1840 (AD 1783) that is very near to Cunningham's date.The devastating earthquake that shook the entire region of Kangra on 4 th April 1905 also caused damage to the shrine, which has been reported by J. Ph. Vogel and has since been repaired. At present the temple is a protected monument under the Archaeological Survey of India but the performance of worship and rituals are under a local board at Baijnath with SDM as its chairman. The hereditary priests continue to get a share of the offerings.

The present temple is a beautiful example of the early medieval north Indian temple architecture known as Nagara style of temples. The Svayambhu form of Sivalinga is enshrined in the sanctum of the temple that has five projections on each side and is surmounted with a tall curvilinear Shikhara. The entrance to sanctum is through a vestibule that has a large square Mandapa in front with two massive balconies one each in north and south. There is a small porch in front of the mandapa hall that rests on four pillars in the front preceded by an idol of Nandi, the bull, in a small pillared shrine. The whole temple is enclosed by a high wall with entrances in the south and north. The outer walls of the temple have several niches with images of gods and goddesses. Numerous images are also fixed or carved in the walls. The outer doorway in the porch as also the inner doorway leading to the sanctum of the temple are also studded with a large number of images of great beauty and iconographic importance. Some of them are very rarely found elsewhere.

The temple attracts a large number of tourists and pilgrims from allover India and abroad throughout the year. Special prayers are offered in the morning and evening every day besides on special occasions and during festive seasons. Makara Sankranti, Maha Shivaratri, Vaisakha Sankranti, Shravana Mondays, etc. are celebrated with great zeal and splendor. A five day state level function is held here on Maha Shivratri every year.

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Lord Shiva's Baijnath Temple, Palampur, Himachal Pradesh

Lord Shiva's Baijnath Temple, Palampur, Himachal Pradesh

Palampur, Maa, Ashapuri Temple, Chadiar, Kangra, Himachal Pradesh, India

Mata Ashapuri Temple is one of ancient constructions of Himachal Pardesh, India. The temple is situated at the top of Hill. The concreat road leads to temple base from where one step up about 500 meters steep up to reach at temple. The journey is from Palampur, Panchrukhi, to Chadiar Road, and a turn to road leading to Ashapuri temple,

बैजनाथ शिव मंदिर से जुड़े रहस्य। Baijnath Shiva Temple Mystery Hindi

Baijnath Shiva Temple is a Nagara style Hindu temple situated in a small town of Baijnath located in Kangra District, Himachal Pradesh, India 55 Km From Dharamshala or 210 Km from Shimla.

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Baijnath Temple near Palampur Himachal Pradesh

Baijnath is the most popular Shiva temple in Kangra valley. It is about 20 kms from Palampur, 45 kms from Kangra and 52 kms from Dharmashala. Baijnath temple is a very ancient temple about 1000 years old. It is a medium sized temple made of stone. The temple is very near to the bus stand (about 100 meters) which you can easily walk. The temple is maintained by Archaeological survey of India. You cannot take photo in the compound but you can take pictures from outside the temple. The view of Himalayan Mountains near the temple look very attractive.

BAIJNATH LORD SHIVA TEMPLE KANGRA जय महाकाल बैजनाथ धाम

LORD SHIVA AT BAIJNATH KANGRA HIMACHAL PRADESH.Originally known as Kiragrama Baijnath Jyotirling temple is situated on Pathankot Manali NH-20. Neighbouring towns are Palampur Kangra and Joginder Nagar in Mandi district.
According to the legend, it is believed that during the Treta Yug, Ravana in order to have invincible powers worshiped Lord Shiva in the Kailash. In the same process, to please the almighty he offered his ten heads in the havan kund. Influenced by this extra ordinary deed of the Ravana, the Lord Shiva not only restored his heads but also bestowed him with powers of invincibility and immortality.
On attaining this incomparable boon, Ravana also requested Lord Shiva to accompany him to Lanka. Shiva consented to the request of Ravana and converted himself into Shivling. Then Lord Shiva asked him to carry the Shivling and warned him that he should not place the Shivling down on the ground on his way. Ravana started moving south towards Lanka and reached Baijnath where he felt the need to answer the nature's call. On seeing a shepherd, Ravana handed over the Shivling to him and went away to get himself relieved. On finding the Shivling very heavy, the shepherd put the linga on the ground and thus the Shivling got established there and the same is in the form of Ardhnarishwar (God in form of Half Male & Half Female).
In the town of Baijnath, Dussehra festival in which traditionally the effigy of the Ravana is consigned to flames,celebrated all over the country is not celebrated as a mark of respect to the devotion of Ravana towards Lord Shiva. Another interesting thing about the town of Baijnath is that there are no shops of goldsmiths here .
Another version also suggests that while Ravana was descending from the Himalayas with the Shivling Lord Shiva had awarded him after years of worship which was supposed to be established at Lanka, now Sri Lanka, which would have blessed him (Ravana) with undefeatable powers even to the Gods which was not to be placed anywhere during the course of travel, even during resting, Ravana was tricked by one of the Devas (Gods), who posed as a beggar and wanted help from Ravana and promised to hold the Shivling for him while he (Ravana) could fetch some food for the beggar. The Deva posing as beggar placed the Shivling on ground, in absence of Ravana. The Shiva idol or the Shivling at Baijnath temple is the same Shivling which was placed by the Deva after tricking Ravana.

Oldest Lord Shiva Temple | Baijnath Shiv temple | Himachal Pradesh | INDIA

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Baijnath Temple Palampur Himachal Pradesh I Baijnath Dham Mandir

The present name Baijnath became popular after the name of the Baijnath temple. Baijnath is famous for its 13th-century temple dedicated to Shiva worshipped as Vaidyanath the 'God of Healing'. Baijnath temple is one of the most popular temple in Palampur Himachal Pradesh.

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Jakhni Devi Temple Palampur - पालमपुर के पास जखनी माता मंदिर के दर्शन करें

Shiv Mandir Baijnath, Palampur, kangra | Himachal Pradesh

Baijnath is famous for its 13th-century temple dedicated to Shiva as Vaidyanath, ‘the Lord of physicians’. Originally known as Kiragrama, the village lies on the Pathankot-Mandi highway (National Highway No. 20) almost midway between Kangra and Mandi. The present name Baijnath became popular after the name of the temple. The village is located on the left bank of the river Binwa, a corrupt form of ancient Binduka, a tributary of river Beas.
he main attraction of Baijnath is an ancient temple of Shiva. Neighbouring towns are Palampur Kangra and Joginder Nagar in Mandi district. According to the legend, it is believed that during the Treta Yug, Ravana in order to have invincible powers worshiped Lord Shiva in the Kailash. In the same process, to please the almighty he offered his ten heads in the havan kund. Influenced by this extra ordinary deed of the Ravana, the Lord Shiva not only restored his heads but also bestowed him with powers of invincibility and immortality.

Palampur, Maa Vaishno Devi Cave Temple, Chadiar, Kangra, Himachal Pradesh, India

The temple is in way from Palampur to Ashapuri temple and just about 10 Kms. before the Ashapuri Temple. The cave is the natural temple. The entry is very tight and one creeps in to it very tightly. Inside cave is marvelous scene and three Holy Lings are formed. Those are worshipped as the idols of Goddess Lakhsmi, Saraswati and Durga. There are stone fruits exactly of the shape of Natural fruits. Then there are two more branches of cave where going in to these is prohibited being very cold and tight and dark. After exit, there is foot passage for going out and around the cave top. One finds marvelous formations and shapes which shows the shapes of Gods and miraculous existences. The cave is managed by a local who claim to have traces the cave after getting the dream and order of the Goddess to search out the place and make it public.

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Baijnath temple , Himachal Pradesh ,shiva-yotirlingama

The Baijnath Temple is located 16 km from Palampur in the Beas valley and is dedicated to Lord Shiva. Shiva is worshipped here as Vaidyanath or the Lord of Physician. The temple has lent its name to town as well which earlier was known as Kiragrama. The history of the temple is stated on stone slabs. According to it, the temple foundation was laid down by two local merchants in the 9th century. The date of inscription is itself given in two eras - Saptarshi and Saka. The Saka year 1126, which corresponds to 1204 AD, is considered more authentic. Renovation work in the temple was carried out by Raja Sansar Chand in the 19th century.Today, the temple is still very much in use and attracts a number of visitors year round. The unique feature of the temple is its architectural style, which is very different from the rest of the temple in the state. Actually, the architectural style is Orissan which is far away from Himachal.

The ancient Baijnath temple is constructed in the Shikhara style and is located within a well maintained complex of gardens, lawns and pathways in a single walled courtyard. The outside of the temple is beautiful with some exquisitely carved floral pattern and images of deities.

The adytum or the sanctum is 8 feet square inside and 18 feet outside. A conical shaped spire crowns it. The adytum is entered through a small anteroom and contains a linga called Vaidyanath. There is a 20 sq feet mandapa or front hall, the roof of which is held by four huge pillars. The pillars are joined by elevated benches which together form a passage leading upto the entrance of the sanctum. The architraves of these pillars segregate the ceiling into nine compartments. Right infront of the mandapa is a stately porch which is supported by four columns.

Though a major portion inside the courtyard of the temple is occupied by the main structure, still there are two other noteworthy shrines as well. Moreover, there are two pretty attractive statue of Nandi Bull (vehicle of Lord Shiva) too. Apart from the fact that the the two statues are nicely carved, what makes them unique is a rather peculiar feature - a small human figure is depicted holding Nandi's tail.

Legends

As per a legend, it is believed that the King of Lanka, Ravana had worshipped Lord Shiva in the main Baijnath Temple. He sacrificed his head ten times at a place marked out in the temple. And because of this, the people here do not consider it right to celebrate Dussehra which remembers the day when Lord Rama killed Ravana. The people here think that celebrating Dussehra can offend Lord Shiva a lot. In past too, whenever any attempt has been made to celebrate the festival, the organiser died within years. Though the fact is that the deaths were in no way related to the celebration of Dussehra, the people here linked the two. Currently plans are again on to start the celebration of Dussehra in a nearby stadium.

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