Visit the centuries-old temple dedicated to Lord Shiva, which stands amidst majestic snow-capped peaks at 3,583 meters above sea level. The trek to Kedarnath is an experience in itself that takes you through misty forests, babbling creeks and quaint mountain hamlets.
A hike to the origin of the Yamuna river will expose the visitor to the thrilling views of steep rocky cliffs, beautiful waterfalls and streams. The revered temple dedicated to Goddess Yamuna is a visual treat with its many hot springs, glaciers and the temple's charming architecture.
This temple holds immense significance for thousands of Hindus that come to the site to take a dip in the holy waters of the Ganges. Be sure to visit the ancient Gauri Kund Temple, which offers panoramic views of the Gangotri Glacier through which the Ganges originates.
Badrinath is one of the most accessible pilgrimage sites among the four Char Dham sites in India. A scenic drive leads to the temple which has a vibrant history and a remarkable architecture. Beside its religious worth and unmatched beauty, it is also famous for the hot springs located around it.
End your itinerary by visiting the enchanting nuances of the rare and protected species of Himalayan flowers. Renowned for its rich biodiversity and scenic grandeur, this national park can only be accessed via a leisure trek from Govind Ghat through dense forests and alpine meadows.
For those with extra time, visit the Hemkund Sahib Gurudwara, which is located near the Valley of Flowers National Park and requires a trek. Another attraction worth visiting is the Vasudhara Falls near Badrinath. For those with less time, plan for a dynamic helicopter package along with VIP darshan at any of the four shrines. A minimum of two full days at each location is recommended to experience the ambiance and spirit of these holy pilgrimages to the fullest.