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The Manimahesh yatra will begin on September 3. This was stated by Deputy Commissioner Harikesh Meena on Sunday. During the yatra, devotees take a dip in the holy Manimahesh lake, situated at an altitude of 4,170 m. From the lake, they can clearly see Mount Kailash, the abode of Lord Shiva, which is at an altitude of 5,656 m. To deal with any emergency, the Special Secretary to the state government has issued instructions to, the Chamba Deputy Commissioner, who is also the chairperson of District Disaster Management Authority (DDMA), to make all arrangements. The Subdivisional Officer (Civil), Bharmour, has been asked to remain updated with the weather alerts issued by the Shimla Centre of the India Meteorological Department (IMD) and not allow the movement of pilgrims during heavy rain. Police barriers will also be set up. The Deputy Commissioner has asked the Subdivisional Officer to take all measures for the safety of pilgrims. Women take a dip in Gauri Ku...

Pratibha Chauhan TribuneNews Service Shimla, August 7 Himachal will adopt Bhutan model of tourism for its pristine Lahaul-Spiti Valley by restricting tourist inflow once the ecologically fragile area becomes accessible throughout the year on the opening of the Rohtang tunnel. The state government is gearing up to handle the tourist rush after the completion of the Rohtang Tunnel, hopefully by next year. The Urban Development Department is preparing a Master Plan for ensuring regulated development of the area which could witness sudden tourism boom following the completion of the Rohtang tunnel. The total bed capacity in hotels, guest houses, home stay and tented accommodation at the major tourist attractions like Udaipur, Kaza, Keylong and Tabo has been assessed at 1,882. “We have to tread very cautiously by restricting the number of tourist arrivals into Lahaul Spiti on completion of the Rohtang tunnel as it is an ecologically fragile area,” remarked Ram Lal Markan...

“The Kamru Fort” Historical Place of Himachal Pradesh Kamru Fort is one of the oldest Fort in Himachal. It is located in Kinnaur District of Himachal Pradesh. Distance of 2-km from Sangla , lies this wonderful place, the tower-like fort of Kamru. The Sangla valley is a breathtaking beauty in itself, with a blaze of saffron trees and cold snowmelt. Here, the river Bapsa flows to meet the churning torrent of the Sutlej River at Karcham. An exotic Image of Lord Buddha on the Fort's Main Gate and an Image of Kamkhya Devi are the unique features of this fort. The image of Kamkhya Devi, supposed to have been brought from Assam, is installed on the third floor. There is also a 15th century shrine of Lord Badrinath, which hosts a light every three years.  The Kamru fort is a quiet sentinel, located at a fearsome altitude of 2,600 m above the sea level. This place is at a distance of 57-km fom Kalpa and 229-km from Shimla, The capital of Himachal Pradesh. The nature shows of...