Bada Dev - KamruNag Temple
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ravirawat123
New Delhi, India19 contributions
Sept 2018 • Friends
I went there recently along two of my school friends.The place was covered under the trip to Mandi. We started from Delhi at 4 am and reached Sundernagar, some 5 km before Mandi by 2 pm.
Next day started for Kamrunag Temple via Rohanda village.
One needs to trek for 7 km to reach the temple. However, the trek is not well maintained or marked at many places. Since it was monsoon (and it was raining also), the trek was slippery. Moreover, it was all foggy.
There are no sign boards, shops on the way. Also, since it was an off season it actually gave us the required solitude which we Delhi people desperately seek in the city.
Basically one needs to continue to move up and up to reach the temple.
The well paved trek starts just one KM immediately before the temple. Along the way were beautifully planted vegetation which was soothing to the mind and soul.
The temple has a lake or rather a pond which the locals seem to have high regard. One can eat at a small makeshift eatery offering Maggie, momos and rice dal. Also, loo facility is there.
Return journey though is fast but it takes a toll on the knees. Hence, it is recommended to pace your journey accordingly. One should also keep enough water and some eatables, medicines as there is nothing around.
Next day started for Kamrunag Temple via Rohanda village.
One needs to trek for 7 km to reach the temple. However, the trek is not well maintained or marked at many places. Since it was monsoon (and it was raining also), the trek was slippery. Moreover, it was all foggy.
There are no sign boards, shops on the way. Also, since it was an off season it actually gave us the required solitude which we Delhi people desperately seek in the city.
Basically one needs to continue to move up and up to reach the temple.
The well paved trek starts just one KM immediately before the temple. Along the way were beautifully planted vegetation which was soothing to the mind and soul.
The temple has a lake or rather a pond which the locals seem to have high regard. One can eat at a small makeshift eatery offering Maggie, momos and rice dal. Also, loo facility is there.
Return journey though is fast but it takes a toll on the knees. Hence, it is recommended to pace your journey accordingly. One should also keep enough water and some eatables, medicines as there is nothing around.
Written 13 September 2018
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A Rana
Kasol, India66 contributions
Jun 2019 • Family
Finally got a chance to visit Kamrunag temple with family. The trek is not that tough, only 1-2 points where gradient is bit demanding. Good paved road in most of the way. The lake’s view is satisfying but water level was not much while I visited in June 2019.
Good place to consider to spend a day!
Good place to consider to spend a day!
Written 28 June 2019
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Madan Gopal M
Bengaluru, India8,445 contributions
Nov 2017 • Solo
My driver cum guide took me to Kamrunag, a mystical temple located at height of 3335 mt in Mandi district from Sundernagar where I was staying overnight. Initially I was told I have to trek four to five hours from Rohanda, a tiny village, that too described as steep and tough.After enquirng from local people, I came to know that one can drive from a village named Saala by hiring a four wheel drive vehicle from Chail Chowk area and reach a pathway to temple considerably reducing the distance to five or six km. Unfortunately I couldn't get a vehicle and my taxi driver took great risk in driving me to half the distance. I have to trek for three hours on rough pathway used by local villagers and reach this mystical temple by the side of lake. Sacred Kamru Nag Dev is known as Rain God and also place of wealth granting Yakshas. People offer gold,silver and coins throwing into the lake. The enchanting trek through thick vegetation, with panoramic views distant Pir-panja Himalayan ranges, Balh valley transports one to unknown spiritual arena. It's a must to take a guide and also carry drinking water, fruits, some packed lunch as no food is available near the Temple.As it's located at high altitude, it's necessary to wear woollen jacket and cap to protect from cold and chilling wind. A must for nature lovers with physical fitness and also for serious spiritual seekers. Temple is closed during winter as there will be heavy snow in the area.
Written 12 November 2017
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Neeraj Dhiman
Shimla, India492 contributions
Mar 2017 • Family
Kamrunag is known as the Lord of Rain in Mandi, Himachal Pradesh. In Kamrunag temple money and jewellery offered by devotees is not deposited in the banks rarher immersed in the lake water. This trend is being followed by centuries.No one knows how much currency notes, coins, gold and silver jewellery is settled in the base of lake as due to religious significance people does not step inside the lake. But it is a common site to see currency notes floating on the lake water,”
Written 10 March 2017
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vikramn0068
Mandi, India43 contributions
Dec 2016 • Couples
Awesome place for trekking with lots of fun ,adventure and view. This place have lots of mythology stories that connected with mahabharat and Pandav. Trek start from rohanda 50 km from mandi and approximate 30km from sundernagar. Temple situated at the Top of hill near sacred lake in which Gold,silver and money are dropped as a donation. According to the stories no one can take these with out lord kamrunaag permission.
Written 7 January 2017
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705onams
42 contributions
Jun 2017 • Friends
There are two or three ways for kamrunag trek and We trekked from Rohanda village from where the kamrunag is about 8 km top
It takes only 2 3 hours for the trek , during trek you can enjoy the view of nature at its best
It takes only 2 3 hours for the trek , during trek you can enjoy the view of nature at its best
Written 26 June 2017
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Rohit T
Mandi, India24 contributions
Aug 2016 • Friends
We visited their in August with my friend. On the way to Kamru Nag temple we stay in our friend Farm, it situated on ridge of Kamru Hill. a panoramic view of Sudernagar and Balh Valley from the top of this Hill. Kamru temple is very nice place to a day visit. we start our journey from Mandi to Moviseri to Chailchowk to Kukdagalu to Jalpa Temple and then on foot around five hours journey. we both enjoyed this trip a lot and definitely we will repeat this again.
Written 28 September 2016
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Sightsee737349
McLeod Ganj, India587 contributions
Jan 2020 • Family
Bada Dev Kamrunag's temple is sitauted above Rohanda on Sundernagar Karsog road. Kamrunag Devta is the presiding deity of the region and he is worshipped throughout . Must visit place
Written 23 February 2020
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Sunny Chauhan
Shimla, India186 contributions
Jun 2018
KAMRUNAG Situated at a height of 3334 Mtr. Kamrunag is known for the lake and the temple besides the lake. View of Dhauladhar Range and Balh Valley adds to its beautyKamrunag temple is This remote Hindu temple on the banks of a lake & surrounded by nature is accessed by hiking trails. Kamrunag is known as the Lord of Rain in Mandi, Himachal Pradesh. The temple of Kamru Nag is located at village Kamrah in Mandi
Written 28 May 2019
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Abi R
23 contributions
May 2016 • Friends
temple of Kamru Naag Located in Mandi District, really a trek with wild dangers.
if some one want to experience this dangerous trek then lets come with us starting point "Chowki" and ride up to the temple with a zeal to reach at top and seek the blessing of God , but a slight fear of Wild Bears, so dangerous"
but in this trek you will never even feel such type of thing all the way, our zeal makes us too exciting and curious to move ahead.
after a trek of 8-10 km/3-4 hours you will reach at top"Temple of God KamruNaag / Kumarwah".
even here is a lake full of gold and silver, notes, coints in dozens in it. its un identified that how much fall it.
and our history says" its a place from where we can see "Kurukshetra, Haryana"
we have great fun !
if some one want to experience this dangerous trek then lets come with us starting point "Chowki" and ride up to the temple with a zeal to reach at top and seek the blessing of God , but a slight fear of Wild Bears, so dangerous"
but in this trek you will never even feel such type of thing all the way, our zeal makes us too exciting and curious to move ahead.
after a trek of 8-10 km/3-4 hours you will reach at top"Temple of God KamruNaag / Kumarwah".
even here is a lake full of gold and silver, notes, coints in dozens in it. its un identified that how much fall it.
and our history says" its a place from where we can see "Kurukshetra, Haryana"
we have great fun !
Written 24 August 2016
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Hi, If I want to arrange a bhandara(Langar) at KamruNag temple, so is it possible? If yes, what is the process? and where I can contact?
Written 20 June 2023
there is no hotel but there is small guesthouse run by temple trust, you have to coordinate with district administration. Best option is to stay at nearby town.
Written 24 April 2018
Hey, I am planning for Kamru Naag lake.Can anyone tell me that is there any stay accommodation nearer to that.
Written 20 August 2017
At kamrunag lake their is no proper facilities for stay. But you can stay at the place where the trek starts.
Written 25 August 2017
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