These are some of the popular places where the meeting of two great rivers emerges and proceed to Joshimath via Chamoli and Pipalkoti.
At Joshimath desire to visit the Adi guru Shankracharya seat Narshimha temple. A visit to Auli would also be a nice choice as it is one of the much talked about winter hill resort for skiing. Thena night out at one of the hotels and resorts at Joshimath/Rudraprayag will be a good option.
On the 3rd day, you will arrive to Badrinath ji at 11 am. Badrinath is one of the four dams of the country and situated at an elevation of 3133 meters higher than sea level. The fourth day you could select to visit the temples and other attractions present at badrinath.
The Badrinath Temple is devoted to lord Vishnu. The temple of Shri Badrinath ji is approximately15 meters in elevation and is constructed in the shape of a cone-shaped tool by way of a tiny cupola of a bull and spire.
The fifth day there will be a transfer from Gaurikund to Kedarnath which is round about 14 km trekking. Afternoon leave for Kedarnathji and opt for one of the rest houses to take a nap so that you have enough energy to enjoy the kedarnath ji temple.
Temples are believed to have been in existences for more than 1000 years old and are a devotion to the lord Shiva. They are elegantly and gracefully reveal great architecture. On the 6th day you could wish to go trekking down from Kedarnath ji to Gaurikund and then move towards Sonprayag or Guptkashi for night stay.
After visiting Sonprayag the next destination is Rishikesh where there will be a night Stay at Rishikesh. On the last day leave Rishikesh and a straight drive will be followed to Delhi. |
