Guru Gorakhnath Tilla, at 3200 ft, in Jogian Mountain in the Salt Range of Pakistan's Punjab province was an important center associated with Shiva worship. Maha Shivratri used to be an important puja and festival here during first century BC. The complex was the most important centre for Hindu Nath Yogis in Punjab prior to 1947. Starting from first century BC till 1947 (for nearly 2000 years), Guru Gorakhnath Tilla in Jogian Mountain was an important Hindu center of worship. Importance of Guru Gorakhnath Tilla in Hinduism It is believed that the marriage procession (Baraat) of Shiva and Goddess Parvati passed through the Guru Gorakhnath Tilla in Jogian Mountain. The mountain was part of the Himalayas during the Satya Yuga and Goddess Parvati and Shiva used to rest on it. Kanphata Yogis established their mutt in the first century BC here. Guru Gorakhnath Created Tree with Green and Dried Branch There is a belief that the first fire in the place was lit by Gu