India's last village
India's last village
Have you ever visited India's last village?
This is where the last Indian Village Mana starts
| Last Indian Village - Mana |
This famous village is in the district of Chamoli in the state of Uttarakhand.
"Uttarakhand is also called as Dev Bhoomi."
There is a char dham (or four abodes) pilgrimage sites in Uttarakhand where Hindus believe visiting these sites help's us achieve "Moksha". It comprises Gangotri, Yamunotri, Badrinath and Kedarnath. It is believed that every Hindu must visit the char dhams during one's life time.
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| mana village |
This village is near the Badrinath temple and there is a story of the Mahabharata that at the end of their life Pandavas were walking towards heaven and reached Badrinath. On their way there was a Saraswathi river which was gushing out from Himalayas so in order to cross it, Bheem lifted a huge rock and created a bridge which is now called as Bheem pul.
There is also a Vyas gufa, a small cave in the Himalayan mountain where Maharshi Vyasa had composed the Mahabharata and 18 Puranas. There is also a Ganesh gufa where lord Ganesh had written the Mahabharata directed by Maharshi Vyas.
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| India's last tea shop |
There is a famous tea shop located at the top of the village named "Bharat ki aakhri chai ki dukaan". A very serene place to sit and drink . The local population of the village lives in small cottages.
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| mana village |
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| himalayas |
The view from the village is amazing as it is surrounded by the Himalayan mountains. Amazing place to visit. The village is a good place to visit except during the monsoon. The village in winter is covered with snow and the average temperature during winter season is 5 deg. Heavy winter clothing is must for those who are traveling to Mana in winter. The one who loves the nature must visit the place.
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