क्वानू गाँव में महासू देवता का जागरण | Mahasu Dev Temple at Kwanu

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In the deitydom, Mahasu Devta is not only the sole arbiter over the mortals, he also reigns supreme over the innumerable indigenous gods and goddesses. He exercises his authority over the religious dispensation of people and secular matters. Disputes among the people are settled through a unique LotaPani adjuration. For this purpose water is ritually filled in a metallic goblet in the name of Mahasu Devta by a neutral person, then the disputants are asked to drink that water in the name of Mahasu Devta. The party who has given the false statement suffers on drinking the water.

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Jaunsari Culture
Jaunsari is a resident of West Garhwal in Uttaranchal state, adjacent to Himachal Pradesh border in India. The 'Government of India' has given it status as a tribe. The culture of Jaunsari is very similar to the rest of Himachal and Garhwal culture.

Himachali Culture
The fairs and festivals of hill people are festive songs and dance opportunities. Kinnaur Shawlen, made of exquisite style, distinctive woolly hats of Kullu and the chameleas of the Chamelean rumal festival give more color to the colorful costumes. Himachal Pradesh is also known for its Kangra Valley painting style. Hills of Shimla, Kullu valley (including Manali city) and Dalhousie are the major attractions of tourists. Skiing, golf, fishing, long travel and mountaineering are such activities, for which Himachal Pradesh is an ideal place. In some mythological shrines, devotees of Himachal and its neighboring states gather in large numbers for worshiping.