Famous Attractions-Kedarnath

The temple at Kedarnath preserving the Jyotirlingam of Shiva stays opens only 6 months in a year (April to November) for general public, when the sun enters the zodiac sign of Aries and it is closed when the sun enters Scorpio. After the closure of this temple, the priests go off to Ukhimath, where the worship of Kedareshwara is continued during the winter season.

Gaurikund
A distant place amidst the snow caped peaks of the Himalayas, Gaurikund has much religious significance. This is one among the famous pilgrim centers falling on the route to Kedarnath shrine that lies at an altitude of 1982 meters. This holy place has an ancient temple dedicated to Goddess Parvati.

Kedarnath Temple
It is a temple that is believed to be built by Shankracharya and is located at the Garhwal region of Himalayas with great religious significance. The Kedarnath temple demands a tough trek for worshipping the deity. Winter in this region is so cold that the temple remains closed during those months. It is one of the twelve Jyothirlingas present in India.

Chandrashila
Chandrashila is placed at an elevation of 3679 meter and is known as the most picturesque location surrounding Kedarnath Ji. This place is easily accessible, which makes it a much preferred trekking spot in the locality. Except in December to January, this peak is suitable for trekking and associated activities. Chandrashila trek is categorized as a moderate level trek that may take a complete week.

Deoria Tal
The Garhwal ranges of Himalayas are a home to the treasured abodes of scenic excellencies that are bestowed with unparallel beauty. Deoria Tal is one among such splendors that can captivate anybody with its charismatic appeal. At a height of 3200 meters, Deoria Tal’s crystalline water offers a spellbound image of its beautiful surroundings. It is believed that this was the place from where the powerful Pandavas were asked queries by Yaksha.