Top Things to do in Doda
Things to do in Doda, Jammu and Kashmir: The Best Sights & Landmarks
Discover the best top things to do in Doda, India including Ziarat Zain Shah Sahib, Machail Chandi Mata Temple, Sufi Village Bharath, Gupt Ganga Temple, Vasukinag Temple, Athra Buja Devi Temple, Khani Top.
1. Ziarat Zain Shah Sahib
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5.0 based on 1 reviews
2. Machail Chandi Mata Temple
3. Sufi Village Bharath
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5.0 based on 3 reviews
Reviewed By 877mirn
It happens in June 2019,i visted Sufi Village Bharath. The trip from Doda town to the village was fascinating and adventurous as it went through narrow mountain crest and trough. The surroundings of the village is having breathtaking beauty with fresh water running streams, dense coniferous jungles, high snowy peaks, lush green medows. The village is travellers and trackers paradise. Some of the beautiful places to visit are Dal Draman, a lush green medow surrounded by pines and dedodar trees, Morcha, Youngwaun, Nagni. One can trek to Kishtwar, Dessa and even Ananatnag from #sufivillagebharath.
4. Gupt Ganga Temple
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4.5 based on 3 reviews
Reviewed By Abhishekindya - Jammu City, India
Gupt Ganga Temple is situated on the east of the Bhaderwah on the bank of river Neru at a distance of 0.5 km from the city centre near the first bridge on Bhadarwah Jai Road, is the old Shiv temple, made of purely stone slabs. It has a tomb like construction and long stone slabs have been used in it. Here Ganga abruptly falls on the Lingam and then disappears. Inside the temple, there is also a footprint of Bhimsen on a rock. There is a long cave said to have been used by the Pandavas to reach Kashmir from Bhadarwah during the period of their Agyat-Vaas. . This is famous historical pilgrim place. The domb of the temple is made of Stones in a circular shape. A stream of pure water flows from inside of the temple and drops on the ShivLing day and night. The whole sight is so attractive that visitors desire to go on seeing it again and again . the inside water then flows to a “Bawali” (Pond) where Sadhus, devitees and visitors take bath. The water of the Bawali is cold in summer and warm in winter. Since the stream of water comes into the temple in a hidden mysterious way, and the water of this stream is considered as sacred as the water of the Ganga, so it is called Gupt Ganga.
