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Category : History/ Religion Ideal Time - 3 Hrs / Rating 4.6 Out 5 Mansa Devi Temple : Located 4.5 Kms from Har Ki Pauri Can be reach by 3 Km Steep Trek from haridwar or by Ropeway also Known as Mansa Devi Udankhatola .The Temple is Dedicated to the Hindu Deity Mansa Devi , Mansa devi Temple is Placed a top a hilllock Known as The Bilwa Parvat of the Shiwalik Range of the Himalayas. The Goddess is said to grant all the Wishes and The devotees Make Their Wishes By Tying a Piece of Thread on the Branches of the tree located in the temple to Untie it after The wish is Granted . Cable car services can be availed from as early as 07:00am in the morning (April-October) and from 08:00am during the other months.,The temple remains opened from 08:00am to 05:00pm.MansaDevi and Chandi Devi Ropeway validity - 3Days Validity - Rs 350 , Child below 110 Cm - Rs 200. Prices for prasadamvaries from Rs.20 to Rs.50.…
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Date of experience: December 2020
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Sucha a nice temple in the center of Haridwar, from where you can see the whole city and Harikipaudi.Very well maintained place, ropeway service is available you can go by walking also nice road up to the temple.
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Date of experience: January 2020
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Very less crowd. Had a quiet and long darshan. Recommend people to visit at this time and enjoy the good darshan.
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Date of experience: November 2020
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Excellent place to go there this time, very much devotional vibes with this Temple. Haridwar is a holy religious place for Hindus, also good food around the temple you must try on.
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Date of experience: October 2020
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The temple very crowded by local people. I was lucky got to be there just couple days before India's lockdown. I choose cable car to reach the temple which place on the top of hill. The trip was fine and i got some beautiful bracelet at the local market near the entry gate of the temple. …
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Date of experience: February 2020
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