Perched at an altitude of 3,584 meters, this ancient Hindu temple is dedicated to Lord Shiva. Surrounded by snow-capped peaks and alpine meadows, it offers breathtaking views. The trek itself is an experience to cherish.
A serene high-altitude lake nestled amidst the Himalayas, Vasuki Tal attracts trekkers and nature-lovers alike. The trek is challenging and offers spectacular panoramic views.
This quaint hamlet is located at the confluence of Basuki and Mandakini rivers. A popular stopover for pilgrims visiting Kedarnath Temple, it is blessed with serene natural beauty and waterfalls.
This ancient Lord Shiva temple is believed to be the wedding site of Lord Shiva and Goddess Parvati. Its natural hot water pond and stunning Himalayan views make it a must-visit place for nature lovers.
The starting point of the Kedarnath Trek, Gaurikund is named after Goddess Parvati. It offers stunning valley and waterfall views. Local vendors sell souvenirs and food items, making it perfect for short breaks.
Those who have shorter duration may skip Triyuginarayan Temple, stay at Sonprayag on Day 3 and visit Guptkashi and Kedarnath Wildlife Sanctuary. To optimize the itinerary, switch Day 2 with Day 4. Warm clothes, comfortable trekking shoes, and essential medical kits are essential. Also, carry sufficient cash as there are limited ATMs and network connectivity on the way.