An Ancient Temple in Malana Village (Outsiders are not allowed to touch walls of temple or people else you have to pay a fine that is rs 3500.
A fabulous and risky place, don't go in rainy season, we have seen a lot of land sliding and flood there. But the view and the atmosphere of the place is very beautiful people are cooperative don't touch any building or any other person here, local people believe this place is very holly and they don't allow outsiders to touch anything.
Awesome place At a distance of 48 km from Kullu, 29 km from Manikaran and 88 km from Manali, Jamula Temple is located in Malana village in Parvati valley. Malana is believed to be founded by descendents of Alexander the Great's Army. The Jamula Temple is an ancient temple dedicated to a sage called Jamula Rishi. In ancient days, a sage named Jamlu Rishi lived in Malana. It is believed that the rules and regulations made by Sage Jamlu are still followed by the local people of this village, who belong to Gaddi tribe. They worship Jamlu Rishi as Jamlu Devta, a powerful deity. Visitors are requested not to touch the walls, houses in Malana as people here believe that it will make the place impure. Legend says that the sage was in search of a proper place to meditate. During his search, he carried a bag of 18 pictures of different gods with him. At some point in his hunt, the pictures fell from his bag and spread all across the Beas Valley. The 18 different places, where the pictures supposedly fell, became holy sites for the locals. The temple also serves as a court for resolving disputes of the Malana village. All sorts of disputes are solved by eleven Malana members, who are treated as the delegates of Jamlu Devta. The decision made by these members is vital and no suggestions are taken by any outsider or authority. It is located in the uphill region of the Parvati Valley because of which visitors need to trek to reach the temple. Owing to its picturesque location and religious importance, this temple is counted amongst the major tourist attractions of the region. After 45 km by road from Kullu, visitors have to trek for 3 km (one hour each way) to reach this place. Malana is connected to the Kullu valley by 2 mountain passes. It can be reached from Parvati Valley, Manikaran after a 10-hour trek over the 3180 m high Rasol Pass or from Naggar over the 3600 m high beautiful Chandrakhani Pass, which is a two-day trek. The easiest and shortest way to reach Malana is from the village Jari which is 3 km from Malana and connected to Kullu by road.
Don't touch the temple. You'll get fined Rs 3500.
Jamdagni Temple (Jamlu Devta Temple). Wonderful tracking way to reach to Malana Village, Almost 4-5 km beautiful track
When every u go to this palce feel good vibes.... And must to Monk Hut in Bela Moon cafe at waichin valley next to malana village
Jamlu devta also known as Jamadagni Rishi, is one of the sapt rishis who is being worshipped in 5 villages of Himachal, and the major and the most famous temple of worshiping Lord Jamadagni Rishi is situated at Malana valley.
its an old temple where all the villagers sit around you may click pictures but do ask before clicking and you are not allowed to touch any walls of temple or people otherwise you have to Rs3500 fine for that, other than that you can sit around and relax.
Amazing magical place we have definitely left a piece of our heart there!! Our experience was like a dream come true. The food was exceptionally good, rooms were very cozy and comfortable. Providing all such facilities at this height of the mountain
