Another holy town of Uttaranchal popular as a valley temple town. Breathtaking view of surroundings is the key attraction of the town. Jageshwar is the small town of Almora district known for its temples of Lord Shiva and Vishnu. It is also listed in Dham of India, though it is also spelled as Jageswar so don’t get confused if you are unable to find any details with the place. We will try to cover maximum information for the town so our readers will not get any difficulty if they are reaching this plan.
The valley is having plenty of ancient temples and Dandeshwar is one of them. There are around 200 structured temples in the region and most of them are ancient temples. Maximum temples are of lord Shiva and you will find devotees chanting Om Namah Shivaya especially in the evening time. However, people go back home in early evening hours because the town is surrounded by a core jungle and beautiful valley. We can say the place is kind of dangerous at night so you must be careful while moving to this town for the holidays.
Jageshwar is the Hindu pilgrimage town and listed in char dhams in Shivam tradition. It is covered under Indian laws and administered by the ASI (Archaeological Survey of India). The temples include here are Dandeshwar, Chandi-ka-Temple, Kuber Temple, Jageshwar Temple, Mritunjaya Temple, Nau Durga or Nanda Devi, Nava-Grah temple, Surya Temple and the Pyramidal shrine. Monsoon Festival is the key celebration of the town celebrated according to the Hindu calendar. Festival is conducted in the month of Shravan (July-August). Maha Shivratri Mela is another festival celebrated with great joy at this place.
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There are many other temples, though one week is enough for holidays in Jageshwar. Enjoy the valleys and the jungle part to make your holidays more exciting. Frankly speaking, two or three days are enough for this beautiful natural Indian tourist place and the rest of the days you can enjoy the nearby destinations that are again wonderful tourism spots. Private hotels are available for a stay so stay is not a problem at this place.
By Air: Pantnagar is the closest airport at 150 km distance from the town. Private taxis are accessible from the outside part of the airport.
By Train: Kathgodam is the closest and properly connected railway station for our tourism location. Distance between Jageshwar and Kathgodam is 125 km so you can hire a private taxi from travel firms outside Kathgodam station.
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The valley is having plenty of ancient temples and Dandeshwar is one of them. There are around 200 structured temples in the region and most of them are ancient temples. Maximum temples are of lord Shiva and you will find devotees chanting Om Namah Shivaya especially in the evening time. However, people go back home in early evening hours because the town is surrounded by a core jungle and beautiful valley. We can say the place is kind of dangerous at night so you must be careful while moving to this town for the holidays.
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Jageshwar is the Hindu pilgrimage town and listed in char dhams in Shivam tradition. It is covered under Indian laws and administered by the ASI (Archaeological Survey of India). The temples include here are Dandeshwar, Chandi-ka-Temple, Kuber Temple, Jageshwar Temple, Mritunjaya Temple, Nau Durga or Nanda Devi, Nava-Grah temple, Surya Temple and the Pyramidal shrine. Monsoon Festival is the key celebration of the town celebrated according to the Hindu calendar. Festival is conducted in the month of Shravan (July-August). Maha Shivratri Mela is another festival celebrated with great joy at this place.
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| https://www.uttarakhand-tourism.com/uttarakhand/jageshwar.php |
Location
Jageshwar is around 35 km distant from Almora at the altitude of 1870 meters from sea level. Jataganga river is the major source of water at this place and the Deodar forest is closer to town. Jageshwar is not known to the world and because of that, very fewer people visit here throughout the year. Going according to this status, you might face difficulty with accommodation and transportation. However, we can grant this place as less crowded so you can enjoy the spot properly instead of visiting a huge crowded destination. As per the history of the town, few temples are older than 1400 years built-in the 7th to 12th century. If you are aware of the Baijnath temple that is also a big holy place for Hindus just 100 km away from this Indian tourist place.Attraction
Jageshwar Temple
This is the temple of Lord Shiva also known as Mahadev temple. It is the principal temples having 2 dwarapal’s (door guardians).Vinayak Kshetra
Just 200 m away from Artola village that is the starting port of Jageshwar town. It lies between Vrudhh temple, Jhanker Saim temple, and Koteshwar temple. Its ancient temple structured with blackstones.
Bud Jageshwar
It is situated 3 km north to Jageshwar temple. Bud temple is also known as the Sri Vriddhi shrine. It is at the top of the hill and a good place for trekking.Pushti Bhagawati Maa Temple
This Goddess temple is also known as Pushti Devi shrine. This goddess temple is situated on the premises of the Jageshwar temple. The other name of this temple is Dandeshwar Temple at a 2 km distance.Jageshwar Archaeological Museum
Just a 0.2 km distance is another spot for travelers here. This archaeological museum is having a limited collection of superb religious carvings. These carvings are taken from the closest temples for safeguarding purposes.Mirtola Ashram
Set up by Maa Yashoda, a housewife in late 1930. It is at Almora district famous for reasonable accommodation, though you must do some charity if you want to take pleasure in the services of the ashram.There are many other temples, though one week is enough for holidays in Jageshwar. Enjoy the valleys and the jungle part to make your holidays more exciting. Frankly speaking, two or three days are enough for this beautiful natural Indian tourist place and the rest of the days you can enjoy the nearby destinations that are again wonderful tourism spots. Private hotels are available for a stay so stay is not a problem at this place.
How to reach Jageshwar?
By Road: Northern cities are having buses for Jageshwar, though direct buses are available from fewer cities. You can hire a bus from Haldwani and Almora for our destination. Here, Almora and Haldwani are reachable from Delhi that is 400 km distance. Almora is only 37 km far from Jageshwar.By Air: Pantnagar is the closest airport at 150 km distance from the town. Private taxis are accessible from the outside part of the airport.
By Train: Kathgodam is the closest and properly connected railway station for our tourism location. Distance between Jageshwar and Kathgodam is 125 km so you can hire a private taxi from travel firms outside Kathgodam station.
