binsar mahadev - a silent treasure
- Publishing Date: 25-Oct-2018
- Category: Religious
- Starting Date: 08-Sep-2015
- No of Days: 1 Day
- Location: Bisaona, Uttarakhand, India
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You guys remember our last the journey of Ranikhet in which we took and a taxi for Binasar Mahadev Temple (also known as Swargashram or Swargashram Binsar Mahadev Temple) from Ranikhet. Let's take this journey forward and move on to the place next to Paradise, think of the beauty of a place which is known as Swargashram!
Google map link to reach Binsar Mahadev temple from Ranikhet.
On the way from Ranihet to Binsar Mahadev
These beautiful sights welcome to the visitors
After traveling for the next half an hour, we were on a very beautiful road on which the pine trees were look like they stood to welcoming everyone who visited this road. This path became more beautiful when moving a little further and the we were the only one on this beautiful road, I expected that we will experience something very beautiful here and our wish fulfilled here.
Swargashram, entrance to Binsar Mahadev Temple. In fact this place is just like heaven.
The Binasar Mahadev Temple is a very quiet place in the heart of the dense forest where there is a temple and an ashram near it. Or you can say that there is an ashram and a temple in it. By reaching the temple, the driver parked the car and he told us to go and enjoy and I am waiting here. I took the camera and we entered in the temple premises for darshan.
The temple was very beautiful and its surrounding makes it more beautiful. We entered the temple and began to behold the beauty of the temple. There are some places where it seems like the world stops here, and we don't have to go further, this place was exactly the same.
About Binsar Mahadev temple: Wikipedia
There are two Binsar in Almora. The Binsar Mahadev is located in a jungle around 20 km from Ranikhet and nearly 70 km from Almora. It is known for the temple of Lord Shiva. Every June yajna is organised in which thousand of devotees visit there.
The Bineshwar Mahadev temple is a holy destination for Hindus. Binsar was named after the temple, which is dedicated to the god Shiva.
Swargashram from a certain height
There are plenty of temples in this premises and the carvings of each temple were worth seeing, there was a peace throughout the atmosphere and the entire temple premises was smelling from the recent fragrance of Havan. It seems like you saw a very large-scale of havan.
We were moving towards the next temple by seeing the temple's unique carvings. Photography was not allowed inside the temple, so I put the camera in the bag but I was trying to capture this beauty in my mind. In this entire temple premises, I was able to see a different type of carvings in which different ancient times coins were placed on the walls of the temple. These coins were placed while plastering on the walls of the temple in such a way that you can easily see each coin, it was a different kind of carving sample in itself, which was very adorable.
After seeing all the temples, we were sitting in the courtyard for some time and enjoyed that atmosphere, this place was such that if I had that whole day, then I spent that whole day sitting there without doing anything. When coming out of the temple, it seemed like adjoining jungle was spreading the arms and calling us, we heard that call without losing a moment, and it seems reasonable to walk on it.
What would be better views than this!
The is a beautiful place, and the best part was that there were barely 2 to 4 people besides us. In this pleasant atmosphere, we took a lot of photos, walked around here and there and enjoyed laying in grass for some time.
Neha and me. Camera on self mode
About half an hour I looked at my watch, it was time to move back. Once again we visit the temple and after that we reached to our car, our driver started the car and we were again travelling on the twisted road, and I was discussing on the various points related to this place and talking about different places of Gwalior and Madhya Pradesh (because this is my hobby) and in these things I did not know when we got back to Ranikhet.
Happy traveling
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