Gangotri Badrinath Package - Gangotri Badrinath Package Tour - Gangotri Badrinath Yatra
The most important temple of Godess Ganga is also the second shrine among the Chardham, Gangotri. It is the highest temple devoted to Ganga. Although the source of Ganges, the Gaumukh glacier, is further 18 km, Gangotri is worshipped as the origin of Ganga because of the almost inaccessible nature of Gaumukh.
The place is of great importance in the Hindu Mythology and offers
great scenic vistas of gushing water, rugged terrain and snow clad
peaks.

Badrinath temple is a part of not only the Chardham of Uttarakhand but also the major Chadham of India. The name Badrinath is formed from two words: "Badri" refers to a blue berry believed to grow abundantly in this region in the ancient times and "Nath" refers to lord Vishnu. It is said in Hindu Mythology that Lord Vishnu did a long penance here and Goddess Lakshmi took the form of berries of color blue to protect him from the harsh climate. Badrinath is also known as Badri Vishal as it is the largest among the five Badris, collectively known as Panch Badri, and the most revered one. The temple is situated in the valley between Nar and Narayan mountains. In the background is the Neelkanth peak.
Gangotri Badrinath Yatra
Gangotri : Shrine of Gangotri, to be found at an
height of 3,200 mts. about sea-level amidst sylvan surroundings,
constitutes one of the main pilgrimages for the devout Hindu. Gangotri temple
was build in the early 18th century by a Gorkha Commander Amar Sigh
Thapa. The existing temple is said to be the one rebuild by the Jaipur
dynasty. 1000s of pilgrims through the sacred shrine between May and
October every year. The Pujaris and brahmins are from the village of
Mukhwa. Water from Gangotri is carried to offer to Lord Shiva. It is
believed that this water has amrit (nectar) in it and will soothe the
throat of Shiva who gulp the poison.
Badrinath : Badrinath is to be found in the lap of Nar-Narayan Parvat, with the towering Neelkanth peak (6,597mts.) in the background. The path to Badrinath is one of the most difficult one due to the lofty hilly terrain, curves and cliffs amidst the most scenically beautiful place on the earth.
Badrinath : Badrinath is to be found in the lap of Nar-Narayan Parvat, with the towering Neelkanth peak (6,597mts.) in the background. The path to Badrinath is one of the most difficult one due to the lofty hilly terrain, curves and cliffs amidst the most scenically beautiful place on the earth.


Day 01: Delhi to Haridwar (230km/6hrs)
