Kasar Devi Uttarakhand: Connected to Machu Picchu & Stonehenge?

Kasar Devi Uttarakhand is in Almora district of the Himalayas. It is more than just a religious site. As we climb towards the temple, away from the busy city life of Delhi, the refreshing winter breeze welcomes us. The temple and cave is surrounded by pine trees and deodars, this temple has been a magnet for both spiritual seekers and hippies for ages.

Kasar Devi Temple History

Alomra lies atop a hill, the temple offers a stunning view of Almora and the Hawabagh valley. It’s believed to have been built around the second century and was later renovated in 1948. According to ancient texts, the cave temple was constructed by nature spirits and heavenly beings or marks the spot where the goddess Kaushiki Devi defeated demons. Inside the temple, there’s an imprint of the goddess Durga’s lion.

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Kasar Devi Temple Magnetic Field.

But what’s truly fascinating is the temple’s connection to Machu Picchu in Peru and Stonehenge in the UK. Locals claim that Kasar Devi Uttarakhand sits on the earth’s Van Allen Belt, a unique geomagnetic field.

This cosmic energy, shared by Stonehenge and Machu Picchu, draws people seeking spiritual enlightenment. Though not officially confirmed, locals believe in the temple’s power and suggest meditating here for inner peace.

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Famous visitors

Many famous personalities like Swami Vivekananda, Bob Dylan, Rabindranath Tagore, and DH Lawrence have visited Kasar Devi Uttarakhand. Swami Vivekananda even meditated in a cave nearby in 1890, where visitors can now sit and reflect.

How to reach Kasar Devi Temple

Near the temple, there’s Crank’s Ridge, also known as Kasar Devi Hippie Hill, where tourists enjoy the sunlight. To reach Kasar Devi Uttarakhand, you can fly to Pantnagar Airport or take a train to Kathgodam from Delhi, followed by a cab ride.

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Kasar Devi to Jageshwar: Village Walk

A four-day walk from Kasar Devi to Jageshwar temples, traversing through a tapestry of landscapes, cultures, and temples. Each day unfolded with new discoveries and breathtaking vistas, offering a profound experience of the Himalayan wilderness.

Conclusion

So, beyond its religious significance, Kasar Devi  offers a unique blend of spirituality, history, and natural beauty, making it a must-visit destination for travelers seeking a deeper connection with the cosmos.