सोना कभी शिमला में भी निकाला जाता था?

The Sankat Mochan Temple in Shimla, India, is a revered Hindu temple dedicated to Lord Hanuman. Here's a brief history and overview:
Built in 1966 by Baba Neeb Karori Ji Maharaj, a spiritual guru.
Initially, a small temple, which expanded over time.
Renovated and expanded in 1990s.
Dedicated to Lord Hanuman, revered for strength, courage, and devotion.
Famous for its serene atmosphere and picturesque location.
Offers stunning views of Shimla and surrounding hills.
Main temple sanctum housing Lord Hanuman's idol.
Idols of Lord Rama, Lakshmana, and Sita.
Beautiful murals depicting scenes from Ramayana.
A sacred Langar (community kitchen) serving free meals.
A large prayer hall.
Hanuman Jayanti (birthday celebrations)
Ram Navami (Lord Rama's birthday)
Navratri (9-day festival)
Diwali (festival of lights)
Located near Shimla's NH-22.
Approximately 5 km from Shimla's city center.
Open daily: 6:00 AM - 8:00 PM.
Visit during sunrise or sunset for breathtaking views.
Attend the daily Aarti (prayer ceremony).
Respect temple rules and traditions.
The Sankat Mochan Temple is a must-visit destination for those seeking spiritual solace, scenic beauty, and cultural enrichment in Shimla.
Hindu mythology and significance of Lord Hanuman?
Taradevi Temple is a revered Hindu temple dedicated to Goddess Tara Devi, situated in Shimla, Himachal Pradesh, India. Here's an overview:
Altitude:1851 meters (6073 ft) above sea level
Built in 1766 by Raja Bhupinder Singh of Patiala.
Renovated and expanded in 1942.
Dedicated to Goddess Tara Devi, a manifestation of Goddess Durga.
Famous for its serene atmosphere and panoramic views.
Main temple sanctum housing Goddess Tara Devi's idol.
Idols of other deities, including Lord Shiva and Goddess Parvati.
Beautifully crafted wooden doors and intricate carvings.
A sacred Langar (community kitchen) serving free meals.
Navratri (9-day festival)
Durga Puja
Diwali (festival of lights)
Makar Sankranti
Open daily: 6:00 AM - 8:00 PM.
Best time to visit: Sunrise or sunset for breathtaking views.
By Road: 15 km from Shimla. By Air: Nearest airport is Shimla Airport (JUB).
Taradevi Temple offers a serene and picturesque experience, perfect for spiritual seekers and nature lovers.
Shimla's history and attractions?
Hindu mythology and significance of Goddess Tara Devi.
Built in 1766 by Raja Bhupinder Singh of Patiala.
Renovated and expanded in 1942 by the British.
Originally a small temple, dedicated to Goddess Tara Devi.
Goddess Tara Devi was brought from Bengal by Raja Bhupinder Singh.
Temple built to protect Shimla from evil spirits.
Blend of Pahari and Victorian architecture.
Built by British in 1903 to connect Kalka (Punjab) to Shimla.
96 km (60 miles) narrow-gauge railway.
Completed in 1903, taking 7 years to build.
102 tunnels, 800 bridges, and viaducts.
Climbs 1,400 meters (4,600 ft) in altitude.
Maximum gradient: 1:33 (steepest in India).
Designated in 2008 for its "outstanding universal value".
Recognized for its engineering, historical, and cultural significant
Book tickets in advance, especially during peak season.
Enjoy scenic views, especially during monsoon season.
Visit Taradevi Temple en route or in Shimla.
British colonial era (19th-20th centuries): Gold mining was active in the Shimla region, including Taradevi.
Pre-independence, small-scale mining: Local artisans extracted gold from streams and rivers.
Taradevi Gold Mine (now abandoned): Located near the Taradevi Temple, this mine was operated by the British.
Shimla Gold Fields: Spread across Shimla district, including Taradevi, these fields had significant gold deposits.
Chail Gold Mine (near Taradevi): Another abandoned mine, known for its gold and copper deposits.
Shimla Hills: Part of the Lesser Himalayas, with gold-bearing quartz veins.
Hydrothermal deposits: Gold found in streams, rivers, and valleys.
Most gold mines are abandoned or closed due to environmental concerns, safety issues, or depleted resources.
Some artisanal and small-scale mining continues, often informally.
Nearby Places with Gold Deposits.
The British established the Shimla Gold Mining Company in 1880.
Gold mining played a significant role in Shimla's economy during the colonial era.
Local legend suggests that gold was first discovered in the region by a farmer.
Keep in mind that gold mining and prospecting regulations have changed over time, and current activities may be restricted or require permits.
Shimla's geological history?
Gold mining regulations in Himachal Pradesh?
Abandoned mines in the region?
I am thankful for the VN app also Meta -AI for their assistance and support to make and upload this video.

[@deepainderthakur4973]

Nice presentation.

[@gauravsml6]

Very interesting and surprising information for me..... even the veterans from Shimla are not aware of this information