Mamleshwar Temple dates back to 400 A.D and is mainly devoted to Lord Shiva. The temple is elevated at the height of 8800 ft above sea level, on the banks of Kolahoi stream, the source of the Lidder River. Legends say that this sacred site was where Lord Ganesha was kept as a door guard to prevent anyone from getting inside. Thus, Mamleshwar is also called the Mammal Temple (Mam Mal-Don’t go). The presiding deity inside the temple is a Shiva linga with a water spring. The sacred complex also has a shrine entirely adorned with gold and was put up during the rule of a former king. So pay a visit to this holy shrine and rebuild your faith in the almighty.
Tips for Mamleshwar Temple Pahalgam
- Wear decent clothes.
- Walk
- Be silent while greeting the gods.
- Don’t take heavy electronic items like laptops inside the temple.
- Do not pluck flowers from the temple premises.
How to reach Mamleshwar Temple Pahalgam?
By Road: It is possible to travel to the Mamleshwar (Shiva) Temple in Pahalgam, Jammu, and Kashmir via a variety of public and private vehicles. A reliable road system connects Pahalgam to Jammu and Srinagar.
By Rail: Jammu, which is located 255 kilometers from Pahalgam, is the closest significant railhead.
Taxis or buses can take passengers to Pahalgam from the railroad station. The cost of a cab ride is approximately Rs 3,000, and you can take a taxi or a pony to the Mamleshwar temple.
By Air: Srinagar Airport is the closest airport (95 km).
Timings Mamleshwar Temple Pahalgam
You can visit the Mamleshwar Temple at Pahalgam in the morning and in the evening.
