Mulmulla
Details: Mulmulla is a mystical destination nestled within the safe forest area of the Kondagaon district, specifically near the Chipavad village route. The site is shrouded in dense greenery and serves as a significant religious spot for the local tribal communities who revere the ancient stone str uctures found here. It is primarily known for the presence of multiple archaeological mounds that date back several centuries, suggesting a rich historical settlement in the Bastar region. The primary attraction is the Musur Dev deity, which is represented by a unique Shivling that has a distinct elongated shape resembling a traditional "Mouser" (pestle). This site offers a serene atmosphere for those who seek spiritual peace away from the urban noise, providing a deep connection with nature and ancient history. Visitors often find themselves captivated by the silence of the forest and the sacred vibrations surrounding the ancient mounds and the deity.
General information
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Ideal Duration:
Duration: 3 to 4 Hours.Place Type:
Category: Archaeological & Religious Site.Entry Fees:
Entry Fees: There is no official entry fee for visiting Mulmulla, making it an accessible destination for all. Visitors may choose to give small donations to local village guides or for temple maintenance. ...Entry Fees: There is no official entry fee for visiting Mulmulla, making it an accessible destination for all. Visitors may choose to give small donations to local village guides or for temple maintenance.Timing:
Timings:
Regular
Timings: 08:00 AM to 05:00 PM.
Ideal Visit Time: Morning hours (09:00 AM to 12:00 PM) are best for exploring the forest area safely. ...Timings:
Regular
Timings: 08:00 AM to 05:00 PM.
Ideal Visit Time: Morning hours (09:00 AM to 12:00 PM) are best for exploring the forest area safely.Special Events:
Special Event: The Maha Shivratri festival is celebrated with great devotion, drawing crowds from nearby villages for night-long prayers. Special tribal rituals are performed during the harvest season to seek blessings from Musur Dev. ...Special Event: The Maha Shivratri festival is celebrated with great devotion, drawing crowds from nearby villages for night-long prayers. Special tribal rituals are performed during the harvest season to seek blessings from Musur Dev.Best Photo Spots:
Photo Spots: The main Shivling at Mound No. 1 offers a spiritual and historic backdrop for photography. The lush canopy of the Kakravewara forest creates stunning light-and-shadow effects for nature photographers throughout the day. ...Photo Spots: The main Shivling at Mound No. 1 offers a spiritual and historic backdrop for photography. The lush canopy of the Kakravewara forest creates stunning light-and-shadow effects for nature photographers throughout the day.Photo Gallery
Things To Do
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Things to Do: Visitors can explore the ancient mounds to understand the region's history or perform traditional rituals at the Musur Dev shrine. Trekking through the dense forest trails provides an adventurous experience for nature lovers. Photography of the ancient stone structures and the natural landscape is a popular activity for creative travelers. Many tourists prefer meditation in the quiet surroundings to experience the spiritual energy of the site. Exploring the nearby Chipavad village allows visitors to interact with local tribes and learn about their unique culture. ...
Information
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Why Famous:
Famous: It is famous for its unique pestle-shaped Shivling known as Musur Dev and the ancient archaeological mounds. The site is a center for tribal faith and historical research in the Kondagaon region. ...Famous: It is famous for its unique pestle-shaped Shivling known as Musur Dev and the ancient archaeological mounds. The site is a center for tribal faith and historical research in the Kondagaon region. -
Architecture:
Architecture: The site features several archaeological mounds, with Mound No. 1 measuring approximately 12×12×2 meters and housing a Shivling divided into two sections. Mound No. 2 is located 50 meters south and measures 18×20×3 meters, displaying ancient stone walls....Architecture: The site features several archaeological mounds, with Mound No. 1 measuring approximately 12×12×2 meters and housing a Shivling divided into two sections. Mound No. 2 is located 50 meters south and measures 18×20×3 meters, displaying ancient stone walls. -
How To Reach:
How to Reach:
By Air: The nearest airport is Jagdalpur (75 KM) or Raipur (210 KM).
By Train: Reach Jagdalpur Station and take a bus or taxi.
By Road: It is well connected via... -
Near Tourist Places:
Near Places: Keshkal Valley (35 KM), Coppabeda Temple (10 KM), Kondagaon Market (12 KM), Bhangaram Mai (40 KM), Tatamari (38 KM), Kuyemari Falls (45 KM), Amrawati (15 KM), Garh-dhanora (25 KM), Alor Cave (20 KM), Dandak Cave (55 KM).
Tourism Tips
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Tourism Tips: Wear sturdy trekking shoes for forest paths and carry sufficient drinking water. Respect local tribal customs and do not disturb the archaeological structures. Hiring a local guide from Chipavad is highly recommended for safety. ...
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