Discover Danda Nagraja Mandir Pauri Garhwal in Uttarakhand

 Discover this sacred hilltop temple dedicated to Lord Krishna ( Danda Nagraja Mandir ), known for its divine presence and fulfilling wishes. Located 34 km from Pauri, it features a yearly fair, sweet jaggery offerings, and stunning mountain views. Accessible by taxi or bus from nearby cities.

Danda Nagraja Mandir  is a special place to visit in the  Pauri Garhwal region, especially if you like stories about gods and wishes! This temple is about 34 kilometers from Pauri city and is perched on top of a hill, making it visible from far away.

A Temple with a Cool Story

The temple is dedicated to Krishna, who is a very famous god. According to an old legend, Lord Krishna once came to this spot in the form of a snake. He slithered all the way up the hill to reach the top, where the temple now stands.

People believe that if you visit the temple and make a wish with a sincere heart, Lord Krishna will help make it come true. Every year, on April 13th and 14th, there’s a big celebration called the Danda Nagraja Fair. Lots of people come to the temple to join the festivities.

What to Do at the Temple

When you visit Danda Nagraja Mandir Pauri Garhwal, you can offer jaggery (a sweet treat) as a gift to the temple deity. After that, you can take a walk around the temple, which is called a “parikrama.”

There are also some shops and restaurants nearby where you can get snacks and other goodies nearby Danda Nagraja Mandir Pauri Garhwal.

How to Get There

To reach Danda Nagraja Mandir Pauri Garhwal, you can:
  • Take a taxi or bus from Pauri city (34 km away) for Danda Nagraja Mandir Pauri Garhwal.
  • Hire a taxi from Devprayag (49 km away) for Danda Nagraja Mandir Pauri Garhwal.
  • The nearest railway station is at Kotdwara (100 km away) and the closest airport is Jolly Grant Airport (131 km away) from Danda Nagraja Mandir Pauri Garhwal.

 

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Namaste! I am Om. I am a licensed Tourist Guide ( Approved by Ministry of Tourism, Government of India), I’m originally from Varanasi. Now, I am living in Rishikesh. I set up this blog to share my tips and experiences for traveling to inspire and help you to travel more. Hari Om

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