Thread by @Krishnavallabhi

THREAD: World’s Highest Shri Krishna Temple Is Not in Vrindavan. Not in Dwarka. But Hidden in the Himalayas… 🇮🇳🧵

3,895 meters above sea level
No roads. No cars. Only devotion.
Hidden deep in the Kinnaur Himalayas of Himachal Pradesh lies a Shri Krishna temple that not even many Sanatanis know about.

Welcome to Yulla Kanda, the highest Krishna temple in the world.

Surrounded by snow-capped peaks, the temple sits beside a mystical high-altitude lake, believed to be created by the Pandavas during their exile.

Yes, Mahabharata is not just mythology. It’s living geography.
Sanatan is not a story. It’s our history.

Legend says the Pandavas reached this land while seeking shelter from Kauravas.
They meditated and built this sacred lake to worship Shri Krishna – their divine guide, friend, and charioteer.

A temple was later established on the banks of this divine lake.

There’s a mystical tradition here.
Every year during #KrishnaJanmasthami , a local ritual is performed:
A Kinnauri cap is placed upside down in the lake.
If it floats across – it’s considered a blessing from Shri Krishna for peace and prosperity

No concrete. No luxury. No pollution.
Just raw divinity and silence of the Himalayas.
You must trek 6+ km to reach the temple. No shortcuts.

This isn’t a tourist spot.
It’s a test of your shraddha (faith) and bhakti (devotion). 🙏

While most people only know about Mathura, Dwarka, or Udupi, this temple is a forgotten jewel of Sanatan Dharma.

It proves:

> Shri Krishna is not limited to places.
His presence is where faith lives, even at 12,778 feet.

If you’re tired of mainstream narratives…
If you seek something deeper, purer…
Take the path less travelled. Go to Yulla Kanda. Meditate there.

You won’t come back the same.

Sanatan Dharma is not dying. It’s just hidden.
In temples like Yulla Kanda.
In hearts like yours.
In stories like these.

Let’s revive them. 🌸