
Sudh Mahadev & Mantalai
Chenani, Jammu and Kashmir, India
An 80-ft trident's ancient Shiva shrine at 1,825 m, and above it the deodar lake-meadow of Mantalai where Shiva is said to have wed Parvati.
Why visit: The Devika's source, a broken demon-trident and a wedding of the gods.
- ›Trident sanctum
- ›Pap Nashni Bowli
- ›Mantalai lake meadow
- ›Chenani valley drive
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Best time
Apr–Oct; Sawan mela
Entry fee
Free
Est. budget
₹300–800
Duration
Half–full day
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