Places to sightseeing Gangotri
Gangotri Dham Travel Guide
Near By Barkot
Yamunotri Dham Travel Guide
- Accommodation in Yamunotri
- Guide to Arrive Yamunotri
- Yamunotri Excursions
- Places to Sightsee at Yamunotri
Near By Yamunotri
- Dodital Yamunotri
- Gangnani Yamunotri
- Govind Wildlife Sanctuary
- Hanumanchatti Yamunotri
- Har Ki Doon Yamunotri
- Jankichatti Yamunotri
Kedarnath Dham Travel Guide
- Guide to Arrive Kedarnath
- Kedarnath Road Distance
- Kedarnath Sightseeing
- Kedarnath Excursions
- Accommodation in Kedarnath
Near By Kedarnath
Badrinath Dham Travel Guide
- Badrinath Sightseeing
- Badrinath Road Distance
- Badrinath Excursions
- Accommodation in Badrinath
- Guide to arrive at Badrinath
Near By Badrinath
Gangotri Temple
One of the holy places for Hindu pilgrims, Gangotri temple is the highest temple for river Ganges and
situated at the height of 3048mts above sea level in Uttarkashi. The temple is made of white marbles
that adds to its glory. En route Gangotri offers a splendid journey that is truly heart captivating. It has
numerous snow clad peaks, serene view to Bhagirathi River and jagged terrains, adding to its impressive
side. Temple doors remains open from May and closes on the day of Diwali as the idol of Goddess Ganga
is carried to her winter’s home at Mukhba.
Tapovan
From Gaumukh glacier one can go ahead to explore Tapovan and Nandvan. It is suggested to hire a
trekker here as it might get difficult for the seasonal trekkers to cross the path sometimes. Treking path
from here is rock strewn and can be a tedious affair at times. From Tapovan tourists get a chance to
sightsee amazing vistas and Gaharwal Himalayas.
Bhairon Ghati
In the vicinity to confluence of Jat Ganga and Bhagirathi River lies the beautiful Bhairon Ghati. The Ghati
is located at 10kms away from Gangotri. The place is famous for Lord Bhairav Nath temple that is
situated here. The area around is surrounded by thick and dense forest. Bhairav Nath temple can be
reached by travelling from Lanka to Bhairon Ghati via road and further by crossing the Jhanvi River.
Submerged Shivling
In the lap of Goddess Ganga sits the naturally made idol of Lord Shiva. The Shivling remains submerged
during all the months and is visible only during winters when the water level decreases. As per old
sayings, it is belived that Goddess Ganga and Lord Shiva have ascended in his matted locks here.
Tourists can stop by at a Bungalow situated at Gangotri which is only 14kms away and offers
comfortable stays. En route to Gaumukh glacier there are several amazing sights to Himalayan peaks,
Bhagirathi III, Thalay Sagar, Meru with trekking adding fun manifold.