Ancient temple dedicated to Lord Shiva and a starting location for numerous trekking expeditions.
Temple dedicated to the fierce aspect of Lord Shiva.
A stunning glacial lake located at the base of the Vasuki Parvat.
Samadhi of Sri Adi Shankaracharya who is believed to have discovered the Kedarnath Shrine.
Temple dedicated to Goddess Parvati who is considered to be the guardian of Kedarnath temple.
A protected sanctuary home to numerous rare species of flora and fauna.
Temple dedicated to Lord Shiva just like Kedarnath temple but with fewer pilgrims visiting it.
Temple with historical significance, believed to have been the place where Lord Shiva and Parvati got married.
If you have more time, you can add visiting other temples such as Tungnath, Madmaheshwar or Rudranath who are part of the Panch Kedar yatra. For a more adventurous experience, you can plan a longer trek that extends beyond the Vasuki Tal Lake. However, it might require necessary permits and gear essentials and it's better to consult with a local guide. For those with less time, it is recommended to visit the Kedarnath Temple, Vasuki Tal, and Shankaracharya Samadhi during the 3-day trip only.