मंडी शिवरात्रि महोत्सव l Shivpal Sharma l WAH EP23

Mandi Shivaratri Festival is a famous festival celebrated in Mandi district of Himachal Pradesh, which is organized on the occasion of Mahashivratri. This festival started in the 17th century during the reign of Raja Sain and since then it is celebrated with great pomp every year. Mandi Shivaratri is not only a symbol of religious faith, but it is also an important medium to keep the Himachali culture and tradition alive. This festival presents a wonderful confluence of devotion, culture and celebration by bringing together devotees and tourists. Subscribe to our channel. Do share your opinion and experience in the comments! Do Subscribe-    / @wearehimachal   00:00- Highlights 01:42- Introduction 02:19- Why is Mandi called Choti Kashi and Banaras? 03:25- How Mandi Shivaratri started and how it became famous? 06:16- Any special reason for the establishment of Bhoothnath Temple? 07:42- Shivaratri Marriage of Lord Shiva and Parvati 08:51- Is today's Shivaratri cultural or religious? 10:22- What is the reason that the number of Devi and Devta is increasing on Shivaratri 11:31- Who are the Himachal's Devi Devtas? 17:43- Who is Kamrunaag devta? 19:09- What is the difference between God and Devta? 24:40- Why does the chariot of the Devta shake? 33:13- Is this superstition or devotion? 34:02-There is something about Mandi Shivratri which is not in the public domain? 35:20- Is the reason for flood in Himachal the anger of the Devta? 37:38- Outro Our Social Media Handles: Twitter:   / we_are_himachal   Instagram:   / wearehimachal   Facebook:   / wearehimachal   #MandiShivratri #Mahashivratri #MandiHimachal #ChhotiKashi #ShivratriFestival #HimachalCulture #DevBhoomiHimachal #ShivBhakti #FolkFestival #HimachalTourism #IndianFestivals #ShivratriMela #SpiritualIndia #culturalheritage related info :- Mandi Shivratri Mahashivratri MandiHimachal ChhotiKashi ShivratriFestival HimachalCulture DevBhoomiHimachal ShivBhakti Folk Festival HimachalTourism IndianFestivals ShivratriMela Spiritual India CulturalHeritage