Mansa Mata Temple visit at Village Munish

In our Mahasui culture , with house 🏠 ,there use to be one separate small double storied entity for storing the winter ration , like aata, Chawal , Daal and oil etc.
Purely  home made / farm grown products use to be there , and still at some places in Rampur , Kotgarh and Kumarsain region some of the households are having this facility to store the ration. It is called Kothar in our kochi pahadi dialect.
This picture is from Munish Bahali a village in tehsil Rampur, where Mansa Devi mata herself resides .
No-one except the priest is allowed in the temple. Every devotee of Mata Rani do darshans of Mandir and one murti installed recently in premises and can be seen by all.
These are few pictures of Mata Mansa Devi Temple. This has a design and architecture derived from Satluj valley style of temple design. Most of the temples in Rampur region are like satluj valley style .
I visited this place on 11th Feb 2022. 
May Mata Raani bless all ... 🙏🏻
Regards: 
Dr. Anil Kumar Sharma
Veterinary Officer , VPC-Rampur
Distt. Shimla H.P. 

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  1. Bhishmsharma9513 February 2022 at 21:52

    Worked at VH dofda and batali for 4 and half years starting 2003. Visited darkali, mata sharai koti, kinnu kanda 12000 feet high goat grassland, nice valley. I think munish is nearby darkali kashapat

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    1. Dr. Anil Kumar Sharma15 February 2022 at 01:39

      Yes docsb . It's on the same way , from Jogni there is one bifurcation to Kashapat and one to Munish village.
      Good to hear that you worked here docsb 😊💐💐

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