Bheemakali Temple,Tamluk
This ancient temple is one of the 51 Shakti Peethas, where the ear of Goddess Sati is believed to have fallen. Nestled amidst snow-clad mountains and dense deodar forests, the temple is a spiritual haven and an architectural marvel.
Architecture of the Temple
The temple showcases a unique blend of Hindu and Tibetan architectural styles.
Built in the Kath-Kuni style (wood and stone), it features intricate wooden carvings, layered roofs, and earthquake-resistant design.
The complex has two towers: the older one (rarely opened) and the newer one, where the deity is worshipped today.
Idols of Goddess Bheemakali, Lord Raghunathji, and other deities are installed in the temple.
How to Reach to Temple
By Air:
- Nearest Airport: Jubbarhatti Airport, Shimla (~230 km)
By Train:
- Nearest Railway Station: Shimla Railway Station (~180 km)
By Road:
- Sarahan is well-connected by road from major towns in Himachal Pradesh like Shimla, Rampur, and Recong Peo.
- Buses and taxis are available from Shimla to Sarahan via Rampur Bushahr.
Temple Timings
