Kamrunag 🌊

Sacred deity lake, annual fair

Kamrunag is a remote deity lake at 3,334m in Mandi district, where devotees have thrown coins into the water for generations as offerings to the local deity — a practice that continues today and gives the lake a genuinely lived-in spiritual weight rather than a staged one. The lake draws its biggest crowd during an atmospheric annual fair in June, but outside that window it's quiet. Best time is June or September. Reaching it involves a trek rather than a drive, which keeps casual footfall low even by Mandi's already-offbeat standards.