GovindghatGovindghat is a religious hub for Sikh devotees lying nestled on the banks of the River Alaknanada around 19 kms from Joshimath. The prime attraction of the place is the Hemkund Sahib, the name being a combination of two words
Surrounded by colossal valleys, the divine Vishnuprayag attracts several pilgrims to enrapture in the spirituality of this place. Many pilgrims while commencing the Char Dham pilgrimage take a holy dip in the water of Vishnuprayag. If you visit in
Kalpavriksha is considered as one of the oldest trees in the country and is believed to be around 1,200 years old. According to folklore, Adi Guru Shri Sankaracharya used this spot for meditation. The circumference of the Kalpavriksha has been
Narsingh Devta Temple is a popular temple in Joshimath. Famous as part of Sapt Badri, Narsingh Temple is likewise known as as Narsingh Badri Temple and a sacred region to visit in Joshimath. The deity of the temple is fourth
Bhavishya Kedar is a small temple in Joshimath devoted to Lord shiva and Goddess Parvati. Bhavishya Kedar because the name depicts, is assumed to be the house of Kedarnath in future. Temple has a small Shivlinga and an photograph of
