Discover the divinity of Kedarnath, Badrinath, Gangotri & Yamunotri and let your soul awaken in the holy essence. Located in the hinterlands of Uttarakhand, the four sacred shrines attract thousands and thousands of devotees every year. The Char Dham Yatra holds immense significance in Hindu mythology and is considered a sacred journey to attain salvation.
Four sacred shrines, each harbouring its own profound significance, form the crux of the Char Dham Trek. Yamunotri, where the Yamuna River springs forth from icy glaciers, exudes purity and renewal. Gangotri, where the Ganges River descends to bless the Earth, offers a spiritual sanctum amidst pristine beauty. Kedarnath, nestled in the lap of snow-clad peaks, resonates with the tales of Lord Shiva's abode, while Badrinath, guardian of devotion, stands as a beacon of enlightenment and salvation.
Char Dham is a journey that elevates the spirit, rekindles faith and unites one with the divine nature of the world. As you embark on this sacred trail, prepare to be humbled by the grandeur of nature, uplifted by the power of devotion, and transformed by the touch of the divine.
Kedarnath Dham is one of the Char Dham shrines and is dedicated to Lord Shiva. The temple lies in the middle of grand Himalayan peaks and millions of devotees throng the temple every year to seek Shiva’s blessing.
Badrinath Dham is considered the abode of Lord Vishnu. Situated amidst the Neelkanth Peak, the temple exudes an aura of divinity that transcends the mortal world.
Gangotri, the sacred source of the Ganges River, is another of the revered Char Dham. Gangotri Temple is a serene abode where devotees offer their prayers to Goddess Ganga.
Yamunotri - the sacred source of River Yamuna is situated in a serene location surrounded by snow-capped peaks and dense forests.
