North India Tourism » Mandi Himachal

MANDI Mandi derives its name from Manddoika, meaning an open hall or shed. It is a miniature Benaras with a rich legacy of venerated temples, old houses, and long flight of steps. The streets are steep and winding and the market place has a medieval aura. The temples built of rough stones in a shikara (boat) style can be seen all over the town. The town’s antiquity is established by the Triloknath temple which was built around 1,520 AD. Another notable temple is that of Shayama Kala or Tarna Devi. It is situated on a high hill. At one time the famous State of Mandi had an imposing array of forts, 360 in all. However, time has taken its toll and now only ten are left.

Sati Pillars, called Barselas, are erected on the left bank of the Suketi bridge. These stone pillars, six to seven feet high, were chiselled to the likeness of the deceased rulers of Mandi,

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