Legend says that Triyuginarayan was the capital of Himavat, and the wedding of Shiva and Parvati was solemnized here in the presence of Lord Vishnu. The sacred fire, known as Akhand Dhuni, is believed to have been lit during the wedding and has been burning continuously ever since. Pilgrims offer wood to the fire, seeking marital bliss and happiness. The temple's name, 'Triyugi-narayan', signifies 'Narayan of the three epochs', highlighting its ancient roots. The architectural style suggests that the temple dates back to the early medieval period, and it holds immense significance in Hindu mythology.