Pinath Temple Kausani



Pinath:
If you are a trekking junkie, a worshipper or a nature addict then Pinath is one of such place that you must check. Here you can soak in the religious spirit by visiting the Ancient temple. Pinath temple is dedicated to the Hindu Deity Bhairon and has five door facing the south. The walls of the temple is decorated with the images of Hindu deities Mahadev and Devi in Adytum.
It is situated at a height of 2750m above from the sea level  and can be reached from Kausani by trekking around  13 km.
It is a beautiful temple of Lord Shiva ,the priest worship daily. The priest is of Rollyana Village, people from different places visit their in every month, mostly in November. Every year during Holi festival people from every village visit their and make some prasad over their in the form of Halwa, Kheechadi , Puri etc. There are five different natural wells full of water, and more than five Dharamshala for staying. A person can easily stay for a week here. The spiritual silence and magnetic beauty of the valley will amaze you for sure. During the month of November  a fair is held by the locals, if you are planning to visit during this month, you can enjoy the culture of locals.

Best Time to Visit Pinath:
The best time for visit Pinath is from the month of March to May or from September to December. But you want to feel the festive spirit then make sure you visit this place during the autumn season.:
If you are a trekking junkie, a worshipper or a nature addict then Pinath is one of such place that you must check. Here you can soak in the religious spirit by visiting the Ancient temple. Pinath temple is dedicated to the Hindu Deity Bhairon and has five door facing the south. The walls of the temple is decorated with the images of Hindu deities Mahadev and Devi in Adytum.
It is situated at a height of 2750m above from the sea level  and can be reached from Kausani by trekking around  13 km.
It is a beautiful temple of Lord Shiva ,the priest worship daily. The priest is of Rollyana Village, people from different places visit their in every month, mostly in November. Every year during Holi festival people from every village visit their and make some prasad over their in the form of Halwa, Kheechadi , Puri etc. There are five different natural wells full of water, and more than five Dharamshala for staying. A person can easily stay for a week here. The spiritual silence and magnetic beauty of the valley will amaze you for sure. During the month of November  a fair is held by the locals, if you are planning to visit during this month, you can enjoy the culture of locals.

 Best Time to Visit Pinath:
The best time for visit Pinath is from the month of March to May or from September to December. But you want to feel the festive spirit then make sure you visit this place during the autumn season.

Location: Kausani, Uttarakhand 263639, India

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