Malinithan

Arunachal Pradesh is not only marked for the scenic beauty of its hills, waterfalls and lush green valleys, it is also known for its pilgrimage centers and thus attracts devotees throughout the year. The Malinithan Temple of Arunachal Pradesh is such a frequently visited holy pilgrimage center of the north east. This pilgrimage center is located at the foothills of Siang in the West Siang District.

It is said that while Lord Krishna along with his wife Rukminidevi went to Devi Parvati for her blessings, Devi Parvati welcomed both of them with garlands. According to the Hindu mythology, Sri Krishna called Devi Parvati by the name of Sucharu Malini from which the name Malinithan is said to have come into existence.

The Malinithan Temple of Arunachal Pradesh is located 1 km from Likabadi. Situated in a beautiful place, the Malinithan Temple in Arunachal Pradesh provides an exceptional view of the surrounding nature. This temple holds a significance for which devotees from different corners come in large numbers every year. The devotees come to pray their wish and even offer their gifts to the Goddess after the fulfillment of their wish.

The nearest railhead to Malinithan is in Assam, Silapathar. Even the nearest airport is located in Dibrugarh and Leelabari of Assam. Other than these, one can easily reach by bus or by other vehicles. Enough comfortable accommodations are also available there in Likabadi for the tourists.

The Malinithan of Arunachal Pradesh is a very popular destination for the devotees across India.

Last Updated on 03 January 2011