Kedarnath Blog

As there are temples which connect to the almighty God and on the other side lakes, mountains allow you to feel like paradise.
 
Snuggled within the laps of the Himalayas, one of the Hindu pilgrimages positioned at the height of 3500 in the Rudraprayag district, Uttarakhand.

It is said that this Kedarnath temple was made by Pandavas from Mahabharatha and further redesigned by Adi Guru Shankaracharya.

Kedarnath is named after King Kedar that ruled this place in the old times. With the incredible prospect of mountains, let us cover through the amazing land of Lord Shiva and morw about Kedarnath.
 
Just like a coin has two phases, likewise, the Kedarnath weather doesn’t permit devotees or tourists to reach Kedarnath conveniently.

The religious people in India believe that Lord Shiva, the ruling deity of Kedarnath is safeguarding the Kedarnath temple. Nonetheless, there is no scientific reason or logic to define the sudden outlook of the big rock just behind the temple and we have no reason to question the uncertainty but to accept the reality. More than ten decades ago, thousands went missing or killed and several corpses were lying across the temple that is further renovated by the Government.
 
Kedarnath registration can be a hectic process for anyone in any time slot but still the timing of May- October is favourable to worship Lord Shiva and discover the sensational beauty of the mountains.
     
The nearest airport is at Dehradun which is 239 KM away and the nearest railhead in Rishikesh is 221 KM away. Kedarnath temple is not directly reachable by road and should be reached by a 14 KM uphill trek from Gaurikund.