Brighu Lake as Valley Of Gods

Valley of Gods is what we look to relate whenever the lake of Brighu is put into picture because the holy ambience and divinity within the surroundings

is so relaxing that it has gain special reference in Hindu Religion.

 

Perched perfectly at an elevation of 14,000 ft within the helms of Kullu district of the Indian state of Himachal Pradesh an essence of nature plays a main role here to bring the traveller from across the world.

The lake amidst the site of the great Himalayas is lusted with pure sophistication and an estuary you will witness is the site where Rishi Brighu one of the seven significant sages of Hindu used to sit and meditate.

As per the history during his stay on earth he walked here and with his divine thoughts and power than wrote an astrological manuscript where he mentioned about the deeds of past and have predicted future.

Apart from religious importance the valley of Brighu which is surrounded by majestic vegetation is a core of nature and adventure lover. Throughout the year here you will witness trekkers coming from all across the world to reach the height of lake and of several points.

Trekking Adventure 

Since the site is placed in such a way that almost all the trekking routes revolves around the mystique ambience of Brighu. Making your way from Manali you will pass through the dense vegetation which is complimented by the heights of pine, fir, oak and cedar.

The general route of trekking to Brighu Lake starts from the site of Kothi then it bends to Moridugh Camp and follows the route by travelling uphill of Nada Thach and from here Lake of Brighu nestles to give you an experience of life.

Make sure on your routes you are sure to see some excellent show of nature and the journey towards the no man’s land of Brighu would be as proficient as would expect it to be.

Religious Importance

As mentioned above sage Brighu was one of the seven prestigious Rishis of Hindu religion and throughout the life they practiced meditation to perfect their way to meet with god. So from that point of view lake becomes historic and reverent.

Devotees from all across the world come here to practice pilgrimage because the site of lake was not only walked by rishi Brighu but the site of it was also used by Rishi Vashist to take a holy dip into water for considerable amount of time.

Nearby Attraction

Does not matter whether you come here for religious prospect or to serve your adventurous purpose make sure to understand one thing that within the surroundings of Brighu you have astounding natural places.

Walk around the valley of Beas or enjoy the serenity of Rohtang pass and if that is not sounding perfect then how about visiting Vashist temple, Gulaba village, Nehru Kund and Nagger.

How to Reach

By train-unfortunately Manali does not have its own railway station so traveller would require stopping at Chandigarh railway station which is located at a distance of 170 km from Manali.

By air-the nearest airport to reach here would be Kullu-Manali Airport.