About Danda Nagaraja
The temple is dedicated to Lord Krishna, worshipped here as Nagraja. Its hilltop location, local religious traditions, and peaceful mountain surroundings make it a popular pilgrimage destination for devotees seeking blessings and spiritual peace.
Highlights
· Location: Near Silsu village, Pauri Garhwal district, Uttarakhand.
· Main Deity: Lord Krishna, worshipped in the form of Nagraja.
· Religious Importance: An important shrine in the religious traditions of the Garhwal region.
· Local Legend: According to local belief, Lord Krishna appeared at this place in the form of a serpent.
· Devotional Offerings: Devotees offer prayers and bells as a sign of faith and gratitude.
· Annual Fair: A traditional fair is held on 13 and 14 April, attracting devotees and visitors.
· Natural Setting: The temple is surrounded by the hills and natural scenery of Garhwal.
Things to Know
· How to Reach: The temple is accessible by road via the Adwani–Baganikhal route. Visitors can travel from Pauri and arrange a taxi or local transport.
· Distance: The temple is approximately 45 km from Pauri town. Kotdwar railway station is around 100 km away.
· Best Time to Visit: Spring and autumn are generally pleasant seasons for travelling in the region.
· Annual Fair: Visiting on 13–14 April offers an opportunity to experience the temple's traditional celebrations.
· Travel Tips: Check road conditions and transport availability before starting your journey, especially during the monsoon.
· Temple Etiquette: Wear modest clothing, ask before taking photographs in restricted areas, and respect local customs.
· Cleanliness: Keep the temple premises and surrounding hills clean.





