About Bering Nag Temple
Bering Nag Temple is the most famous temple in the Sangla region of Kinnaur district and sees a plethora of pilgrims during August or September for Fulaich or Phulech Festival.
While visiting the temple one should follow norms as told by the priests.
Bering Nag Temple is dedicated to snakes that you see around shoulders of Lord Shiva. Temple constructed with just stones and wood has architecture is inspired by Buddhist Pagodas as the region has major influence from Tibetan Buddhism. Temple’s dome is supposedly made of gold and temple is believed to have lot of precious gems as well.
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Places to Visit near Bering Nag Temple
Sangla Meadows, Himachal Pradesh
0.3 km from Bering Nag Temple - See map
Sangla Meadows are perfect green verdant meadows that are very refreshing and rejuvenating. Also called Sangla Kanda, these meadows surrounded by...
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Kamru Fort, Himachal Pradesh
4.3 km from Bering Nag Temple - See map
Made of wood, Kamru Fort is located at height of 2600m has an image of Lord Buddha installed at the entrance of the fort. Resembling a tower, this...
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Baspa River, Himachal Pradesh
11.1 km from Bering Nag Temple - See map
Baspa is a tributary to Sutlej river. The Baspa River rises near the Indo-Tibetan border and is fed by perennial glaciers. It forms the Baspa...
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Rakcham, Himachal Pradesh
11.7 km from Bering Nag Temple - See map
Rakcham is not so well know offbeat travel destination which is a culmination point of the beautiful trekking route along the Baspa valley. The...
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Kagyupa Temple, Himachal Pradesh
20.6 km from Bering Nag Temple - See map
Kagyupa Temple at Chitkul offers a beautiful, ancient idol of Shakyamuni Buddha. The carvings of four kings in four different directions on the...
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Chitkul, Himachal Pradesh
23.4 km from Bering Nag Temple - See map
Chitkul village is the last inhabited village before the Indo-Tibetian border gives way to China. It is a village in Kinnaur district of Himachal...
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Dodital Lake, Uttarakhand
*38.6 km from Bering Nag Temple - See map
Dodital Lake (also known as Dhundi Lake) in Uttarakhand is a popular trekking destination as it is located at an altitude of almost 10,000 ft....
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Kalpa, Himachal Pradesh
42.7 km from Bering Nag Temple - See map
Kalpa a quaintly inhabited village in the Sutlej valley is a destination that is famous for its pristine beauty and Apple orchards. Reckong Peo...
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Great Himalayan National park, Himachal Pradesh
*43.2 km from Bering Nag Temple - See map
Located in Kullu region of Himachal Pradesh state, Great Himalayan National Park (GHNP) is perched at an altitude ranging from 1500 to 6000...
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Pangi, Himachal Pradesh
47.2 km from Bering Nag Temple - See map
Pangi or Pangi valley located in Chamba district is a famous trekking destination as it provides untouched and unexplored trekking routes. With...
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Kedar Tal, Uttarakhand
*53.3 km from Bering Nag Temple - See map
Due to the high altitude of this lake, you shouldn’t trek here without an experienced local guide. The lake also functions as a base for further...
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Khatling Glacier Trek, Uttarakhand
*54.3 km from Bering Nag Temple - See map
Khatling Glacier Trek in Uttarakhand is an adventurous trek that begins from Ghuttu in Tehri district. The glacier is the source of Bhilangna...
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