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Naag Mandir, Patnitop Overview

The Nag (Cobra) Temple near Patnitop is more than 600 years old. During the Nag Panchami Festival, it sees hundreds of Shiva devotees, who throng to this temple to pay respects and worship the snake King Cobra. Predominantly made of wood, this temple has weathered several centuries although it is not a conventional solid temple construction. Standing amidst lush green surroundings, the temple is not only a significant religious center for the area, but also a site which leaves its visitors fascinated by the sceneries around.

Must Know Before You Visit Naag Mandir

Photography Restrictions: : Photography is strictly prohibited within the temple premises, a rule reinforced by a local belief warning of nightmares for those who attempt to capture images.
To honor this tradition, many visitors respectfully refrain from bringing cameras or smartphones inside during darshan.

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1. Nag Panchami Festival, Patnitop

Nag Panchami Festival, Patnitop
The festival of Nag Panchami is an auspicious day that falls on the fifth day of Shravan according to the Hindu Calendar and is celebrated by individuals throughout the country. The festival is held a (Read More)nnually at the Nag Mandir to worship the Serpent deity. During Nag Panchami, many people flock to Patnitop as it is one of the most famous places for celebrating the snake festival.

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