Significance of Pakistan's Chandragup Mud Volcano for Hindus

The Chandragup mud volcano, located in Hingol National Park in Balochistan, is the largest mud volcano in Pakistan. It stands at 330 feet tall and has a diameter of 49 feet. This volcano is sacred for Hindus and pilgrims visit it, enroute Hinglaj temple. This mud volcano is considered as a manifestation of lord Shiva and is called Baba Chandragup.