Visited the temple in June’22. The way to the temple is through a forest trek with beautiful views of pine trees, small streams, birds call etc., it took around 45-50 minutes leisurely walk and with small breaks in between to reach the temple. However, the pathway has ups and downs, rocky surface, at places slippery and stairs, hence may be difficult for Sr. Citizen and Kids. The temple is small and well maintained, we offered prayer peacefully. During our visit, the adjacent waterfall had very small stream of water, spotted couple of people taking bath in the waterfalls. We hired a local guide @ Rs. 300, which was helpful during the trek. Couple of small shops that selling basic snacks and cold drinks are available at the starting point. Overall, it was a memorable visit to the temple.

The temple itself has the usual appearance of any hindu temple and the waterfall is ok too. But what one would enjoy about this visit is the trek, which takes you across streams and mountains. The things to ensure are that you are physically fit (as there is quite some climb) and wearing good shoes. Use sticks to support yourself as the path is quite rocky and keep a bottle of water handy. I would suggest that people who have respiratory illnesses or are senior citizens, be extra careful.