'''''''''''''''''''churdhar temple '''''''''''''' the place of shiv mahadev

Churdhar is also called Chur Chandni, which means mountain dressed in moonlight. This highly captivating Churdhar Mountain is part of the Shivalik ranges, and is at an elevation of around 11965 ft. From the summit, you get a panoramic view of the lowland tracts on the south and snow clad ranges, including the peaks of Badrinath and Kedarnath in the Garhwal region towards the north.

You can also enjoy the view of Gangetic plains, the satluj river and hills of Shimla and Chakrata on a bright sunny day. Below the summit is a deodar-roofed temple of Srigul housing a lingam dedicated to Lord Shiva (Chooreshwar Mahadev)......people who belive in shiv mahadev and join this place pls clik here ......:)suresh sharma group :)

For almost six months, the north face of the mountain is snow clad, and below that the flanks are covered with verdant forests. The Churdhar peak is only marginally higher than the long east-west ridgeline separating the rivers Tons and Giri.

The peak is famous traking destination. A well-defined trail from Sarain leads you through deodar trees. It is a day long trek, and from the rest-house at Sarain, a four hour up-hill trek will lead you to the temple of Srigul. From the temple, it takes half an hour climb through rocky terrain on the west side to reach the peak. There is a huge concrete idol of Shiva that is located atop the peak.,,,,,,,,visit here ........suresh jugta

Alternatively, the peak can also be approached from Dadahu via Sangrah, Bhawai, Gandhuri, and Naura. You trek on a bridled path for around 48 km to reach the peak. Also, another easier approach to the peak is from the Solan Rajgarh Menus road side. From Nahura, it is a 16 km walk to the top.