Jwala Devi Temple

Jwala Devi Temple is also known as Jwalamukhi temple. It is located 30 km south of Kangra Valley in Himachal Pradesh and 56 km from Dharamshala. Jwala Devi Temple is dedicated to the Hindu goddess Jwalamukhi. In the valleys of Kangra, nine eternal flames of the Jwala Devi temple burn, attracting Hindu pilgrims from all over India. Nine Eternal Temple Due to her abode in the volcanoes, she is also known as the fiery goddess. It is a wonderful temple that has no idol of God. It is believed that the Goddess lives in the sacred flames of the temple, which miraculously burns day and night without fuel from outside. Science believes that some natural jets of combustible gas from the fungi of rocks cause a fire to burn. However, devotees still have great faith in the Goddess residing in these flames. Aarti performed in this temple is the main attraction. Rabri offerings are usually made to the Goddess. Jwala Devi Temple has been an important Hindu pilgrimage site for thousands of years, and devotees will keep coming here in search of peace and bliss as long as the flame continues to burn.