Mythical temple of Lord Shiva situated at an altitude of 4020 mtr.

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This photograph is taken from Canon EOS 7D Mark II F/10 Focal length 35mm.

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Hello friends.

I hope you are all fine. I'm fine too. In today's post I will share with you the photos of Tunganath temple. Which is located at an altitude of 4020 meters. Many Hindu myths are associated with this temple. The Tunganath Temple is located in the Rudraprayag district of the Indian state of Uttarakhand. It is the highest Shiva temple in the world. This is one of the Panch Kedar temples. The names of the remaining four Shiva temples are 1) Kalpeshwar 2) Kedarnath 3) Madmaheshwar 4) Rudranath. And at the five temples is Tunganath. All these temples of Lord Shiva are located in the state of Uttarakhand in India. Chandrashila hill is located near the temple of Tunganath. From where the peaks of the Great Himalayas can be seen.

I also like to visit a temple during trekking. It seems to bring peace of mind during the visit. The trek is also known as Chopta Chandrashila. This trek is excellent for those who like to go to the mountains for trekking. During the summer this trek is covered with colorful flowers. So during the winter this trek is covered with a sheet of snow. The white snowy mountains look captivating during the winter. The first destination of this trek is Deoriatal. Where he also spent one night. There is also a beautiful lake in this place. Which is surrounded by trees on all sides. The place is also spectacular. There is also a legend associated with this lake. According to legend, the Pandavas became thirsty in the Mahabharata period. Deoriatal came to the lake to quench their thirst. And there he faced a test of wisdom. The view of the starry sky during the night here was also unforgettable. The place also has an expansive meadow. Which makes this place more beautiful.

I have tried to show the temple of Tunganath in this post. I have shared many photos of this temple with you in this post. Photography is prohibited on the inside of the temple. So I could not take photos of the inside of the temple. I have also taken a few photos from the exit height of the temple. From where beautiful mountain ranges can be seen. This Tunganath temple of Lord Shiva is peaceful and beautiful.

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The entrance of the sanctum sanctorum of the temple can be seen in this. It also shows the main temple and the small temple next to it. You have to pass through an iron frame to get into the compound. There are also many bells on the frame that are believed to ring. This photograph is taken from Canon EOS 7D Mark II F/7.110 Focal length 27mm.

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As we exit the temple, there is a narrow ladder. These are the photos from there. The range of mountains from that place looks beautiful. On the north side of this is the Himalayan range. There are photos of white snowy peaks. I will make his post in the future. This photograph is taken from Canon EOS 7D Mark II F/13 Focal length 18mm.

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There are 2 small roads outside the temple. One way goes towards Chandrashila while the other way comes down. This photograph is taken from Canon EOS 7D Mark II F/14 Focal length 35mm.

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Beautiful ranges of mountains can be seen in these photos. The elderly and children also get rented horses at this place. Sitting on it, one can see this Dev Darshan and the range of beautiful mountains. Visiting this place is a wonderful experience. This photograph is taken from Canon EOS 7D Mark II F/14 Focal length 50mm.

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This is the main entrance to the temple complex. There is also a large bell in front. There is also a belief that demonic power does not enter the temple due to this bell. This photograph is taken from Canon EOS 7D Mark II F/9 Focal length 27mm.

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This photograph is taken from Canon EOS 7D Mark II F/8 Focal length 18mm.

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This photograph is taken from Canon EOS 7D Mark II F/16 Focal length 35mm.

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