I have been visiting this temple since the year 2017 when i came as a tourist up until now that i am a resident in Bir. This place is magical. Everytime i go there i spot something new or see something new which I hadn't noticed in my previous visits. This place also has some really great vibes. Something so surreal about this place with the Himalayas in the background it just adds to the beauty. Also this place carries a great mythical story behind it as per indian mythology and how the temple came into existence 800 years back. You can google it for your understanding. The intricate carvings on the walls and the pillars of the temple of the gods and goddesses from the Indian mythology is something you can keep watching and you won't get bored of. Kheer Ganga on the back side of the temple is just so marvelous with the Ganga flowing from the Himalayas amd you see all of it with huge stones and rocks in the river, sometimes the clouds covering the Himalayas, the sound of the river gushing that you can hear on top when it's quite. Afternoon is a good time to visit. The close the gate to the Kheer Ganga at 6pm usually but the temple is open till 9pm . I also always recommend my guest to visit this place or i take them too many a times if I'm free. It is only 45 mins by bus from Bir Road by bus and 20-25 mins from Bir if you hire a taxi.

Baijnath (Vaidyanath) temple at Bainath near Palampur (HP) has the rare sight of a standing Nandi in addition to the usual sitting Nandi. People could be seen whispering their wishes in the ears of the standing Nandi. The temple is said to have been got constructed in1204 by two merchants. Legend has it that when, pleased by Ravan's tapasya, Mahadev granted him his wish of taking him to Lanka but in the form of a Shivling and with the rider that Ravan had to carry it without putting it down on the way, Brahma and Vishnu, worried that all the powers of Mahadev will go to Lanka, tricked Ravan into putting it down at this spot. The Shivling could not be moved from there and got installed as a Jyotirling. As such, Ravan too is revered there and neither is Ravan effigy burnt nor Vijaydashami celebrated in Baijnath.

8th century Nagara style temple built by two local merchants named Ahuka and Manyuka.. A very holy and sacred shrine of Lord Shiva. Overall well managed. Behind the temple is a rivulet and you can go down the stairs, right to the rivulet. This place also has some really great vibes. Something so surreal about this place with the Himalayas in the background it just adds to the beauty. The intricate carvings on the walls and the pillars of the temple of the gods and goddesses from the Indian mythology is something you can keep watching and you won't get bored of. Kheer Ganga on the back side of the temple is just so marvelous with the Ganga flowing from the Himalayas There is also a small market place in the approach road to the temple. A holy and ancient shrine , all devotees must visit.