🙏 Jhula Devi Temple in📍Ranikhet, Uttarakhand is an enchanting spiritual haven surrounded by serene natural beauty. The temple's unique swinging bells, believed to fulfill wishes, create a mesmerizing atmosphere. The scenic views, tranquility, and divine aura make it a must-visit destination for spiritual seekers and nature enthusiasts alike.

Serene and calm place. People tie bells around the temple for their wishes to be fulfilled. The idol of Jhula Devi is wonderful. Some monkeys around so be careful with your belongings. There is limited parking space on the right side of the temple.

It's a wonderful temple and spacious too. It has lots of bells tied by people. You can tie the bells too.You don't have to walk faraway as it is beside the road. You can sit in the peaceful environment and relax. There are people who sell many articles and crafts related to deities outside the temple. Also there's Prasad available that you buy if you want extra.

Located amidst stunning nature, Jhula Devi temple is a symbol of rich history, divinity and immense faith. It is approx. 3 kms walking distance from mall road. One of the most beautiful aspect of the temple is the tradition of tying bells; people tie bells in the temple premise as an expression of gratitude once their wishes come true. The peace and quiet of the temple calms down the chaos of thoughts in the mind. The temple is well maintained by the Army. There is a near by maggi point - one can enjoy good cup of tea and maggi after paying respect and prayers in the temple.

This is a must visit temple when visiting Ranikhet! Gets quite busy on Sundays but a great atmosphere like most temples in hilly areas. Don't forget to tie the bell and make a wish! Legend has it that it will eventually come true.

A beautiful, calm, serene and holy Devi temple into the deep woods and great himalayas. Here huge hanging bells are offered to the goddess, which create a beautiful, mystical look.

The Temple are known to be place of prayers worship and if it is in peaceful locality it enhances the ability of forming connection with god .. This temple is one of the most peaceful temple on the earth .It is surrounded by beautiful Alpine trees which makes the place mesmerising.

Local deity temple having a 700year old history mentioning that it appeared in the dreams.of the shepherd and then the idol was found and the temple was erected ... Bells are tied after the wish is granted and fulfilled by the goddess here ... We visited here and tied before our wish was fulfilled in the hope that goddess will grant it Monkeys all around so be careful ... Kumoun regiments training centre around

Very beautiful and peaceful place. In the temple, you can witness millions of bells tied by the devotees. A must visit. Every year in the month of November, we organize Langar in this temple. I have been visiting this temple for the last 25 years.

This temple bears the history of the place. The goddess protected the inhabitants from fierce animals. Dont miss the nearby view point.

Very beautiful temple with positive vibes.. Highly recommended.

This temple has interesting history. Temple is nearly 700 years old. Maa Durga sits on a swing (jhula), hence the name of Temple.Thousands of brass bells of various sizes are tied by devotees. People request the deity for wish fulfilment and subsequently come again to tie a bell when the wish is fulfilled. No entry tickets.

If you are in or near ranikhet, a must visit this holy hindu temple.

Divine Tranquility and Fulfilled Wishes at Jhula Devi Temple! Jhula Devi Temple is a sacred place where the divine presence of Maa (Goddess) is deeply felt. Nestled amidst a scenic location, this temple offers a serene and spiritual experience that leaves visitors feeling calm, soothed, and spiritually uplifted. From the moment you step into the temple, you can sense the divine energy that permeates the air. The tranquil atmosphere creates a perfect setting for devotees to connect with the spiritual realm and find solace. The serene ambiance provides a respite from the chaos of everyday life, allowing visitors to immerse themselves in a truly sacred space. One unique aspect of Jhula Devi Temple is the tradition of tying bells within the temple premises. Devotees believe that once their wishes are granted by Maa, they return to the temple to tie a bell as an expression of gratitude. The sight of countless bells adorning the temple is a testament to the faith and devotion of the devotees, creating a symbolic representation of answered prayers and blessings received. The location of Jhula Devi Temple is truly captivating, nestled amidst the lush greenery of the forest. The natural surroundings add an element of tranquility and create a serene backdrop for spiritual contemplation. It's a place where one can feel at peace with nature and connect with the divine in a truly harmonious setting. Whether you seek solace, blessings, or simply a moment of inner reflection, Jhula Devi Temple offers a truly serene and uplifting journey for the soul. ॐ श्री झूलादेवये नमः 🙏

Serene and peaceful place good for meditation. One can have glimpses of Himalayan peaks from here if the wheather is clear.

Very nice Temple and quite silence over there,you can meditate there

If you're visiting Chilianaula then this place is a must visit. Very peaceful. And please reach the temple before 6PM for the evening aarti. Aarti and bhajans followed after it are great and peaceful. 😇 So please attend evening aarti and if possible morning aarti too. You'll love this place for sure.

An ideal place for lord shiva's devotees. Baba haidakhan was incarnated in a human form to enlighten and spread Truth, Simplicity & Love ❤️

A serene temple & ashram situated at the hill that provises unique experience of spritualaity.

A Spiritual Haven: Haida Khan Babaji Temple! Haida Khan Babaji Temple is a sacred abode where the divine presence of Mahaavtar Babaji is strongly felt. This spiritual haven offers an enriching and serene experience for all who visit. I recently had the privilege of immersing myself in the ambiance of this temple, and it left an indelible mark on my soul. The temple exudes an aura of peace and tranquility that is truly remarkable. As you step inside, you can feel the divine energy permeating every corner, enveloping you in a sense of serenity. It's a place where one can seek solace and find inner peace amidst the chaos of everyday life. The kirtans held in the evening and morning are a must-attend experience. The melodious devotional prayers, sung with utmost devotion and love, have a profound impact on the heart and soul. Attending these kirtans is a transformative experience that connects you to a higher realm. One of the highlights of Haida Khan Babaji Temple is its serene ambiance. Surrounded by nature's beauty and nestled in a tranquil setting, the temple offers a respite from the hustle and bustle of the outside world. The peaceful atmosphere allows for deep introspection and spiritual contemplation, making it an ideal place for meditation and reflection. The devotees and staff at the temple are warm, welcoming, and dedicated to creating a harmonious environment. Their genuine devotion and hospitality add to the overall experience, making you feel embraced by a community of like-minded souls. Whether you visit alone or with loved ones, you'll find a sense of unity and collective devotion that is truly heartwarming. ॐ नमः शिवाय 🙏

Very nice and spiritual atmosphere around the temple. Great quiet place with various flora surrounding it. It's a must visit place. It is located at some height so the air is very fresh.

This is nicely located temple in ranikhet. The surrounding 360deg view from temple is astonishing. there is a shop inside temple for pilgrims . temple is very neat and clean . Washroom and other thins are also well managed. There is 180 degree panaromic view of himalayas from temple along with green vally and hill. Which is quite mesmerising. I would recommend this place for view.

Very clean. View of snow capped peaks is amazing.

For complete mental peace.. Beautiful place very calm and poised. the view of the Himalaya is grand. no issue with parking. separate toilets are there for m n f. a local store is also there within the campus to buy goods like woolen clothes.

Peaceful, calm and spiritual energy. Must visit for peace of mind.

A really good place with a full natural view, you will find peace of mind and will relax here. Since the temple is maintained by the army, everything is well maintained. I really loved its garden.

The Mankameshwar Temple, nestled beside Narsingh Maidan in the quaint town of Ranikhet, Uttarakhand, stands as a sacred Hindu sanctuary. Established in 1978 by the Kumaon Regimental Centre, this revered site finds its home close to Rani Jheel within the army cantonment zone. Primarily consecrated to the goddess Kalika, the temple also venerates deities such as Radha-Krishna and Lord Shiva. Directly across from this holy place, one can find a Gurudwara, symbolizing a harmonious coexistence of diverse faiths. 🕉️

Well-maintained premises with carpets laid out inside the temple for one to sit in prayer or meditation or just to spend time in quiet.

Very peaceful, hygiene and spacious temple in the heart of the city.

Temple on side of Mall road close to main market. Great views

Very clean and peaceful temple.

Mankameshwar Temple is a Hindu shrine adjacent to Narsingh Maidan at Ranikhet town of Uttarakhand. This temple was built in 1978 by the Kumaon Regimental Centre and is located near Rani Jheel in army cantonment area. The temple is dedicated to basically ma Kalika and others as Radha Krishna and lord Shiva. Gurudwara is just opposite to the temple.

It was an amazing place to visit if you're interested in history and about the army... It contains all the things related to that..!

It's a very nice place to visit and there is a museum, theres 50 rupee entry fee for the museum. Inside the museum you can see the old guns and rifles and other instruments of Kumaon regiment. It's not allowed to take pictures inside the museum. You can only take pictures of outside area. If you want to enter only in campus than there is no charge just give your I'd on main gate and you can go. But if you want to see the museum than you have to pay 50/-

Even though non-army visitors are allowed in the second shift, they have permitted us to witness the training in the morning. It was mesmerizing. For sure once in a lifetime experience for civilians. There is no place to sit and you cannot use a camera.

We show museum. It is very good & informative of our brave soldiers. We met Bri. IS Samyal. Very much counties & humble. We with my whole family very much proud of our Indian army. We salute all our defence people.

Truly our national pride. The museum makes us feel proud about the heritage of this regiment.

I take pride in what our soldiers and regiments achieved. To know the chivalry and battle story with evidences you should go there. I still can't forget the images of war and the way they were portraying it. Our brave soldiers, I salute you and always pray for you. Jai Hind !!

As royal it can get, the museum narrates the historical incidents and the participation of Kumaon regiment in the Independence struggle. It also includes details of the awards, medals and recognition provided to soldiers of the regiment for their contributions.

The Kumaon Regimental Centre Museum stands as a testament to the valor and distinguished history of the Kumaon Regiment. This meticulously preserved museum is dedicated to chronicling and celebrating the rich heritage and traditions of the Kumaon area. Visitors can explore an extensive array of exhibits, including photographs that chronicle the regiment’s involvement in numerous conflicts. The center also showcases an array of military paraphernalia, including weaponry wielded by both friend and foe, gallantry medals, the attire of valiant soldiers, captured enemy banners, and stone inscriptions that narrate the tales of wars past. Notably, the museum houses narratives of the prestigious Param Vir Chakra awardees from the regiment, alongside artifacts and imagery from the Kargil War. Nestled within the Army’s cantonment zone, guests are required to register their details at the entrance. An admission fee of Rs. 75 is charged, and while photography is not permitted within the museum, the visit promises to be an enriching experience, offering insights into the storied legacy of the Kumaon regiments.

Entry ticket cost is Adult 75 & Child 50. Photography is not allowed inside. Full history of both Naga and Kumaon Regiment is displayed here. The place is full of GYAN. YOU need atleast 5 hours to read all what is displayed there.

Very old to new top notch achievements of the Army with Swords, Guns, Uniforms, Letters, Helmets, Cutlery, Photographs and much more. Well maintained and neat and clean museum. INR 75 per person (only UPI payment accepted) entry ticket. Free Parking available.

The ticket price of this museum is expensive. It's a small museum and it has good amount of stuff but still tickets are expensive. You have to pay ticket in cash. You can't click photos inside and you can click photos outside of the museum but there are very few things to be clicked, around 3-4 anti-aircraft cannon and artillery. 15-20 minutes enough of exploring this museum. So they should reduce the price of tickets.

I recently visited the Army Museum and was thoroughly impressed with the exhibits and history on display. The museum offers a fascinating glimpse into the lives of our brave soldiers and the extensive history of the Indian Army. The museum is divided into various sections, each of which presents a different aspect of the Indian Army and its contribution to our nation. The collection of weapons, ammunition, and other memorabilia is impressive, and the guides are very knowledgeable, providing valuable insights into the exhibits. Overall, I was impressed with the Army Museum and highly recommend it to anyone interested in learning more about India's history and the brave soldiers who have fought for our country. It's an eye-opening, educational experience that is not to be missed. Photography is strictly prohibited but I took the permission from the soldiers there to take a picture of my Grandfather who was the first commanding officer of 11 Kumaon.

We visited to stroll through the handloom items and it was worth the climb uphill. Some nice coats and pochu collection. Needless to say the shawls are lightweight and warm. They deserve 4 out of 5 stars. A few items like gloves and socks are overpriced.

It is a very inspiring place, Proud to be an Indian. Jay Hind.

Awesome park with most of the swings which are working. Full of naturally grown trees which give this place an amazing look. You will also find options like small paddle water boats and jumping air balloons (separate tickets required). Entry in the park is free for children up to 7 years. Children will really enjoy it here so when visiting ranikhet do plan to visit this place. Just one con, washrooms are not clean and they insist you to use the public toilet outside.

As there wasn't too much for kids to do , this was an okayish place for whiling sometime. Beautiful trees , flowers and nature makes it worthwhile for a quick stop . Swings and walking path if a bit better maintained would have done a lot better. Entry fee is ₹5 per person.( Child or adult) which includes access to park and basic swings . Games and boating are charged extra. Lack of Washroom and eats add to the cons of the park. Also, take care of your glares, food, phones and bags cos of the monkeys 🐒 around as you would find them in great number.

The park is well maintained. There are slides, swings, animals sculptures, sitting area and a small pond for kids to sit on the water boat and enjoy splashing. The charge was ₹50 for 5 minutes, if you want to child to enjoy. The entry fee was ₹10per adult. No entry fee for kids upto age of 14 years.

A good, but less maintained place. It is a good place to visit and enjoy with the kids. The entry fees is INR 5/- only for age 5 & above. The swings and slides were not properly maintained. Moreover, many of them were broken. The steps and their sideways were also broken. On the other side, the kids enjoyed a lot with the rolling slide, elephant, dinosaur and other working elements.

This park is good for kids. One time visit is ok. Green grass is less but has trees. It is on slopes and has parking issues. It has trampoline and boating but for small kids. Dont visit exclusively for this park. 5 rs entry fee is applicabe for adults.

Good relaxing place for kids and families alike. Parking is by the roadmap. One must go a few steps downhill so elders may need help. Good swings, well maintained. Not much large but on the main road so can stop by on a lazy day for a quick picnic. Just 1-2 hawkers at the entrance so nothing much to eat. Well maintained park. Beware of the monkeys when eating something.

Very poor park in ranikhet. I m unhappy with this park. Because I m specially go to ranikhet from nanital only for this park with my family. But in park all kids toys damage Please check and improve.

Nice play ground for kids, nice place to spend time