Gangotri, the seat of Goddess Ganga, is flocked by many pilgrims per annum. Gangotri Dham is found 19 km faraway from Gaumukh, the place of origin of River Ganga. it's believed that Goddess Ganga took the shape of a river to liberate the souls of King Bhagiratha’s predecessors after he meditated for several years to please her. this is often the place where pilgrims from different parts of the country come to clean off their sins and attain salvation. aside from Gangotri Dham, you'll also pay a visit to Gangotri Temple, Bhagirath Shila, Submerged Shivling and Pandava Gufa. because the road connectivity to and from the main cities of Uttarakhand is superb, you'll conveniently reach Gangotri by road. you'll even take an immediate bus from Delhi to succeed in here.
The main deity in Badrinath is Lord Vishnu, who is worshipped as Badrinarayan here. As per the Hindu epic Mahabharata, it's the place where Nara-Narayana, the 2 sorts of Lord Vishnu, meditated. it's also believed that the Pandavas passed this place during their journey to heaven. Badrinath Temple, Neelkanth, Tapt Kund and Vasudhara Falls are a number of the highest attractions to get here. From seeking blessings at Badrinath Temple to taking a shower in Tapt Kund, there are several experiences that are worth living on your Badrinath Yatra. you'll take a bus or taxi from the main destinations of Uttarakhand to succeed in Badrinath. On the way back, don’t miss paying a visit to Vyas Gufa and Mana Village.
