Siyali Mahadev

There are four levels in the pagoda. Two of them are smaller and are on the sides instead of in the middle, on top of the other two levels. From far away, the sides of the roof have carefully carved wood pieces that hang down and look like tassels.

A circle of wooden pillars supports the arches and the roof, making a space around the main shrine. There are a lot of smaller, carved wooden legs that hold up the wooden bars that are about a foot high on this porch-like structure. Also made of finely cut wood are the door frame and windows of the main shrine. In the temple is a swayambhu, a Shivalinga that appears independently.

• Beautiful mountains, forests, and the Beas River surround the temple.
• This temple is important to religious people. It is dedicated to Lord Shiva.
• There are pine trees and fresh air all around the temple.
• The story goes that Lord Shiva and Goddess Parvati came down from a tree trunk where the smaller temple is now standing.
• The main mohra is named "Jetha Mukh," which means "Lord Shiva's main face."