The Rewalsar Lake once had seven drifting reed islands that Buddhists thought about an image of Padmasambhava, called Guru Rinpoche by Tibetans. Today, just a little piece endures spruced up in ribbons.
Rewalsar Lake has been a pilgrimage community since the fourteenth century, and the town has addressed the cost.
There are structures all around the lake. The redeeming quality is seeing priests and families around the lake, swinging petition beads.
Himachal Pradesh Tourism portrays Rewalsar as a 'conjunction of religions' and is home to Buddhist, Sikh, and Hindu altars.
Aside from visiting the numerous spots of worship, you can go for a walk around the lake.
From Rewalsar, you can go to Sarkidhar (7 km), where Padmasambhava is said to have meditated. Another 2 km on lies the Ugartara Temple, otherwise called Nano Devo Temple.
Rewalsar peace is nowhere to be seen in February-March with the Sisu Fair, which could be compared to the Kumbh Mela.
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