Kailash Manasarovar Yatra

Himalayas, the abode of snow, is called the Lord of Mountains. Mount Kailash is situated to the northern side of the Himalayan barrier which is completely within Tibet and it is 6740 m high. It is a perfect mountain and is fabulous in its extra ordinary beauty. It is mainly the spiritual centre for people from four religions, Buddhism, Hinduism, Jainism and pre-Buddhist animistic religion known as Bonpo. The journey of Kailash Manasarovar is done through a fixed route chosen by the governments of both India and Tibet. There is also another way of reaching there by flying to Kathmandu and from there driving to Manasarovar which is considered a much easy route. A drive to Zhangmu in Tibet is how the trip gets started by crossing the border of Nepal. A Land cruiser is taken from there to the holy lake of Manasarovar and Mount Kailash.

Precautions to be taken by the travelers

Since the climate is very cold and the travel is to a high altitude it is mandatory that all participants should have a fitness certificate certified by a reputed doctor claiming that the participant is in good health and can travel to such a high altitude. First aid kit is to be kept which should have antiseptic cream, band aids, adhesive rolls, gauze pads and general painkillers. Carrying foot care cream, ace bandages for the ankles, anti inflammatory ointments, strong sunscreen oil and lozenges are also advisable. Doing exercises with expert consultation, avoiding alcohol and smoking and getting used to long walking is also necessary.

Best time to visit Manasarovar

The best time to visit Manasarovar is during the middle of May to the middle of October. The place is usually cold during daytime and freezing in the night. The weather happens to be almost stable with good visibility and roads are open for travel. The average daily temperature is calculated to be around 10 degree Celsius. But when it gets to higher altitude, the intensity of sun gets stronger which makes it much hotter.

Kailash Manasarovar Yatra is a divine pilgrimage which is done to rejuvenate both mind and body. It is believed that you need to leave behind a stone or hair to symbolically represent leaving behind your ego and prejudices. A safe and organized team will make your journey more comfortable.

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Kaladhamam Surendrapuri Mythological Museum

Kunda Satyanarayana Kaladhamam, also known as Surendrapuri Mythological Museum, is considered to be an abode of artistic excellence. This Hindu mythology museum is located around 60 km from Hyderabad in Andhra Pradesh. The museum was established by Kunda Satyanarayana in memory of his son Surendra.

What to See

The person who visits Surendrapuri Museum will always have a rare feeling of holiness within him. The sculptures and paintings depict stories from Hindu epics like Ramayana and Mahabharata. The fantastic carvings of some important events that happened in Ramayana, Mahabharata or other great epics are maintained in an unparalleled way. Of them the most heart touching, seems to be the scene from Bhagavad Gita where Lord Krishna is advising Arjuna to get on for the Kurukshetra war and this sculpture is almost 36 feet high.

Surendrapuri Museum architecture becomes one of the best when one sees hundreds of nearly full sized replicas of important Hindu temples in India. Enormous posters of gods and goddesses in varied posters could also be seen. Visitors get wonderstruck seeing the modules of Lord Hanuman carrying Sanjivani Mountain and also Hanuman on his own, giving away prasad to his devotees. Other noted gallery sculptures include Vishwarupam, Yamaloka, Naga loka, Padmadweepam, Calcutta Kali statue and Shiva’s baaraat.

 Different varieties of prasadam are offered in the temple of Kunda Satyanarayana Kaladhamam. It is a must watch for every Indian as it clearly reflects the real colour of Indian culture. A creation against creation, it is beyond words and imagination and a way of fulfilling the pure essence of life.

Entrance Fee

The entrance fee for an adult is Rs. 300/- and for children from 5 to 10 years is Rs. 250/-. For children below 5 years no charges.  

Visitor Timings

Ticket Booking Timings are from 9 am - 5 pm. Museum visiting hours are from 9 am - 7 pm. The museum is Open All Days.

Other Facilities

Boarding and lodging are very much available nearby and refreshments are also provided inside the Museum. Mobile phones, Cameras (Still and Video) are allowed inside. The Museum is well connected by road, rail and air. The museum has ample parking space for all types of vehicles. Cloakroom facility is also available.