WORLD'S LARGEST KRISHNA TEMPLE

Trekking is immediately mentioned with views of high mountains with snow-capped peaks, somewhat trampled narrow paths and less explored, laden with wild flowers and fruits, stunning waterfalls, dog companions and local mountain delicacies. Joke it tastes like water. The first choice of every trekker and a dream for many, the state of Himachal Pradesh offers you everything you need to take care of the little adventurer inside you. 

Quench your thirst with some mesmerizing beauty, thrilling adventures and don't miss out on a dive into the rich splendid history you have to visit. Similarly Yulla Kanda (3,895 m) is a spiritual trek in the Rora Valley of Kinnaur district of Himachal Pradesh. The best time to trek is from mid-May to mid-October. The nearest village from the base camp is Urni. The total length of Yulla Kanda Trek is 12 km. Is This lake is situated at an altitude of 3895 meters above sea level and one has to trek a bit before seeing this sight with one's own eyes. Because the mountains of India are closely associated with Hindu deities. And a temple dedicated to a specific deity can be found anywhere you walk the long paths of the Himalayas.

 Tallest shri krishna temple in india 

Trekking to the world's highest temple of Lord Shri Krishna, Sri Krishna Temple, located in the Rora Valley of Kinnaur in the lap of Himalayas in Himachal Pradesh in India, can be a different experience.

Whose name is Yula Kanda Trekking Trekking Route. You can walk through the Himalayas to reach the world's highest temple dedicated to Lord Krishna.

History Behind Krishna Temple Lake

This famous temple is situated in the middle of a lake. local people believe The lake was built by the Pandavas during their exile. 

The temple was built like a lake. Also, the most striking feature of the temple is its height (12000 ft) above sea level which makes it the highest Krishna temple in the world. Another important point is that people can worship Lord Krishna irrespective of their religion, caste or creed. The place welcomes everyone with an open heart and warmth.It is believed that the present Bushah ruler Raja Kehari Singh started the festival of "Janmashtami" here, which is celebrated with great victories and joy in the region. It is believed that this temple belongs to Bushah Empire.

Festivals Celebrated in the Temple 

This temple celebrates the festival of Janmashtami with much pomp and grandeur. 

Every year during Janmashtami, people from Kinnar district and other regions of Himachal Pradesh visit this temple. Kinnar village and Shri Krishna temple are separated by a walking distance of 12 kms.

Recognition

According to local beliefs, if you try to swim upside down in the lake by the side of the temple with the traditional Kinnaur cap, 

you can find out your luck. As the cap reaches across the river without drowning, you will find peace and joy in the times to come. If the hat sinks in, you may not have a good year ahead.

Tourist

Though the place remains deserted for a large part, every year tourists, locals and people from adjoining districts gather in large numbers to celebrate the birth anniversary of Lord Krishna. They circumambulate the lake to get rid of their sins and bad deeds.The trek starts from Yulla Khas village. Once you reach the village, you will be greeted with beautiful valleys and lots of love by the local people. Once you reach the village, trek another 3 kms to reach the meadow from where the route actually begins.The trek is a short duration which is difficult to walk through forest and rich grasslands before finally reaching the lake. If the sky is clear, you might even see some of your snow-capped friends as part of a view along the way.

On the first day, start your trek early in the morning to the lake which is about 8-9 kms long. Once you reach the lake, set up your tent and give yourself proper rest. Treat yourself to a hot bonfire and a starry sky.

 

 

Prepare well for the second day. However if you wish to trek further, you can proceed from the lake in the North-East direction and visit "Rora Kanda" at an altitude of 3900 m.

 

How to reach Yulla Kanda? 

 

Reach Shimla from where you can reach Tapri which is a little over 200 kms and is about 7-8 hours drive. If you are running on a tight budget, it is best to catch a bus to Rekong Peo or Kalpa, get off at Tapri and then board one of the local buses to reach Yulla village. Remember the first local bus leaves at 8:30 AM.

Trek essentials

- Tent

- Gold items and some food items in the tent

- Water bottle

- A nice down jacket and some pair of socks.

Also make sure you carry enough food upstairs but remember not to litter the place and bring the garbage back with you. Water will not be much of a problem as the trek route is adorned with several waterfalls that can be used for drinking.