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Mana in Uttarakhand is recognised as the ‘last village of India’, on the border of India & Tibet in the Himalayas
Pandavas had started on their Mahaprasthan (last journey) from here
The village gets its name from Manas Putras, biological sons of Brahma. @LostTemple7
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Pandavas had started on their Mahaprasthan (last journey) from here
The village gets its name from Manas Putras, biological sons of Brahma. @LostTemple7
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Bhim Pul in Mana village
It is a stone bridge over Saraswati river. Legend says that Bheem placed the rock to make way for Draupadi to cross the river during their journey.
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It is a stone bridge over Saraswati river. Legend says that Bheem placed the rock to make way for Draupadi to cross the river during their journey.
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Vyas Gufa in Mana village
Ved Vyas lived inside this cave while composing the vedas. In the cave their is a shrine dedicated to him, is believed to be more than 5000 yrs old.
The huge rock over Gufa looks like a book and is being worshipped as a Vyas Pustak. @LostTemple7
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Ved Vyas lived inside this cave while composing the vedas. In the cave their is a shrine dedicated to him, is believed to be more than 5000 yrs old.
The huge rock over Gufa looks like a book and is being worshipped as a Vyas Pustak. @LostTemple7
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A few paces up the hill past Mana is a tea shop run by Chander Singh Badwal — the first to open a tea shop in the village about 25 years ago.
With time, he named it “Bharat ki Antim Chai ki Dukaan” (India’s last tea shop).
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With time, he named it “Bharat ki Antim Chai ki Dukaan” (India’s last tea shop).
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