Maa Bhangayani is known to be the most powerful goddess of Himachal Pradesh's Sirmour district. According to the legends, Shirgul Maharaj was imprisoned by a Mughal king of that time who was frightened by Maharaj's spiritual powers. With the blessings of Maa Bhangyani, the king of Bagad and Guga peer helped him to gain freedom. This incident has been enlisted in golden chapters and since then Maa Bhangayani has been celebrated as god sister of Shirgul Mahadev.

Accommodation

Accessibility

The Maa Bhangayani Temple is about 140 km from

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, Rajgarh it takes about 7 hours from this route. The road is narrow and not good during rainy season. Another route to reach this temple about 220 km from

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, it takes 12 hours from this route. The temple is also connected to

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via Sangrah.

External links

Maa Bhangayni
official website

Season

Located at the foothills of lesser Himalayas, the Maa Bhangayani Temple, Haripurdhar, remains open to visitors all round year.

References

{{Hindu temples in Himachal Pradesh Hindu temples in Himachal Pradesh Hindu pilgrimage sites in India Buildings and structures in Sirmaur district