Tuesday, 27 September 2016

Top 17 Adventure Activities To Do In India



Roopkund is a high altitude glacial lake in the Uttarakhand state of India.
Roopkund has attracted attention because of the human skeletal remains that are visible at its bottom when the snow melts. The lake has been called Skeleton Lake
Roopkund is a picturesque tourist destination and one of the important places for trekking in Chamoli District, Himalayas, near the base of two Himalayan peaks: Trisul (7,120 m) and Nanda Ghunti (6,310 m). Lohajung and Wan are the places from where trek to Roopkund starts. One may reach Lohajung/ Wan from Kathgodam via Almora, Kausani, Garud, Gwaldam, Tharali and Dewal and follow an alternative route that goes through Deval, Tharali, Karnprayag, Rudraprayag, Srinagar, Devprayag, Rishikesh. This allows one to see the beauty of both the Kumaun and Garhwal Himalayas of the Uttarakhand. 



Caving being one of the best adventure sports in India, Meghalaya.
The Caves of Meghalaya comprise a large number of caves in the Jaintia, Khasi Hills and Garo Hills districts in the Indian state of Meghalaya, and are amongst the longest caves in the world. Of the ten longest and deepest caves in India, the first nine are in Meghalaya, while the tenth is in Mizoram. The longest is Krem Liat Prah in the Jaintia Hills, which is 30,957 m (101,600 ft). The word "Krem" means cave in the local Khasi language.


KUDOS to the action scene of Bang Bang, where Hrithik Roshan suddenly springs out of the water on what looked like a water jetpack; honestly it was the only thing that caught my eye in the movie. Anyways! This sinister little machine grabbed my attention and all I wanted to do was to find out if anything like this actually exists and to my good luck IT DOES!
So, it is called a flyboard and it has been the newest invention in the league of adventure water sports. A flyboard is attached to a jet ski by a hose that pumps water to send it as high as 15 metres in the air, enabling riders to make dolphin-like maneuvers and dive under water from a great height. The rider is supposed to use his feet to control the direction in which the board travels and their hands to keep it stable.

Ladakh is undoubtedly one of the best destination for an adventure trip in India. If you really wish to explore the countryside with your best mates then go on a motorcycle tour. You can arrange your own touring path or you can join any motorcycle expedition like ‘The Raid De Himalaya’. The rally starts from Simla and goes till Leh, crossing some of the spine chilling destinations to test your endurance!
Warning: Not for the faint hearts!


How about watching an Aerial view of Payyambalam beach, Kerala with your group of friends? It would be a thrilling experience to watch the blue Arabian Sea while sailing over it in sky. You can go up till 300 ft? Whoa! Now that’s some height!
Strong winds during the main season make it a significant location for leisure sports, like Paragliding and Kite Surfing.


Does soaring high into the skies sounds like fun? Well, now is your golden opportunity to go on a flying fox experience in Munnar a hilly paradise fit for the best adventurer and the nature lover as well.
The Flying Fox structure consists of one rope tied diagonally at two ends between two poles / trees. All participants are harnessed at their backs chests with a pulley and rope and the guiding rope is handled by an instructor.
The participants slide down towards the lower end of the rope. If that doesn’t sound like fun, then what can? Grab your friends and family members to spend an exciting weekend away from the noise of city life! Enjoy a relaxing and serene vacation in Munnar and engage in a fun and exciting flying fox session at the same time!



Once in your life, you must have desired to fly freely like a bird. This is your chance! Go for skydiving and let yourself loose! Scared to risk your life? Send your friend ahead of you! Kidding. Go with an expert. Mysore is the best place to undertake this adventurous trip in India with fascinating view of blue sky and extreme greenery sprawled across the valley.


Serene and secluded Barren Island in Andaman and Nicobar Islands offer adventurous scuba diving experience. Dive into crystal clear pristine water and savor the view of coral gardens and fascinating basalt formations that’ll stay in your memory for the longest time. It is a good spot to try adventure sports of India which pertains to water.
Not only adventure, but all these destinations also offer some luxurious stay facilities to give you a dose of relaxation after you undertake some spine-chilling activities.

With the highest, 83-freaking-meters of Bungee Jumping podium, Rishikesh is one of the best destinations to enjoy the ecstasy of weightlessness. This is your official ticket to get high – literally! Take delight in this adventure with your friends, while soaking in the pristine water on Ganges! You can indulge in other adventure sports in Rishikesh, too like river rafting, kayaking, mountain climbing, and paragliding.

With bold terrain, Satpura mountain range in Madhya Pradesh offers remarkable rock climbing extravaganza. Along with Satpura other places in Madhya Pradesh like Pachmarhi, Jabalpur and Chanderi are also extremely interesting places if your gang enjoys rock sports, mountain climbing and such adventure sports in India.



Delhi might be capital of the country, but when it comes to adventure sports and activities, Rishikesh boasts of being the capital of India. The Ganga River flowing through the city offers rapids ranging from Grade-I-V and makes it for an ultimate rafting destination in the country
The gushing waters of Ganges makes river rafting in Rishikesh one of the most exhilarating adventurous sports. Embraced by the majestic Himalayas and enveloped by the lush green vegetation, the divine city of Rishikesh invites all you adrenaline Junkies, to encounter some thrill.
You will be accompanied by a professional rafter; in case of a problem do not panic and just listen to the guidelines. Get these moments clicked by a professional photographer, because trust me it is an unforgettable adventure.




The Kuamon Himalayas, with all its curves, enthralling passes and alluring charm, makes it for a bucolic cycling destination in Uttarakhand. Not only this, but the cyclists can also indulge in hiking through the steep gradients and make it for a fascinating experience.



Come winter, the Garhwal Himalayas in Auli paint themselves with the natural white of the snows. During this season, adventure junkies from all over the world throng the Himalayas and enjoy the thrill ride with their skis. Favourable slopes, thick layer of snow and scenic views all around makes it for a memorable skiing experience in Auli.



Paragliding is special recreational adventure activity of flying Paraglider in air. Paragliding is very adventurous activity which require special skill to experience safe. Paragliding can be done solo and Tandem. Bir Billing is best spot for paragliding aero-sport in India and 2nd best place for paragliding in world. Bir Billing successfully hosted paragliding world cup in 2015. Bir Billing considered best and safest destination for paragliding in worlds by many of the Participants in Paragliding world cup.



Chennai is one of the famous destinations for adventure sports. If you know the skills of surfing, you can easily glide over the mighty sea waves. And in case, you don’t know these skills, you will definitely have unlimited fun learning these skills. As a beginner, you can also avail surfing classes and glide over the waves and make it for an adventurous experience.



When adventure meets speed on the waters, a yacht is born! And to enjoy an enthralling yacht cruise on the turquoise waters, no other destinations in the country can beat the allurement of Mumbai. Within the few hours of this adventurous sailing experience, set your own records and reach the top speed within just a blink of the eye.



Island camping is all about getting close to the pristine beauty of the nature. And when this camping tour is done in an island of the great Chilika Lake in Odisha, the experience gets enthralling and equally adventurous.


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Friday, 23 September 2016

Camping In Kanatal, Uttarakhand



The town of Kanatal is located in the Indian state of Uttarakhand. This town is located in a very scenic setting surrounding by mountains and rivers, with breathtaking views and scenery. You can take a trip to Kanatal if you’re looking for a destination that is not infested with tourists and is calm and unexplored. This is mainly because the town of Kanatal lies near Mussoorie, which is a popular tourist hotspot. Tourists mainly flock to Mussoorie, and the town of Kanatal is mostly left untouched.

Kanatal serves mainly as a weekend getaway for the local populace. It is located at an altitude of 2600 m. There are many places that you can visit during your trip to Kanatal, and the Surkhanda temple is the most popular religious destination.

You can also take a walk through Kodia Jungle, which is a dense forest area located at a distance of around one kilometer away from Kanatal. You can spot a few wild animals by taking a ride through the jungle in a jeep, and you can also see many natural springs that are quite prevalent in the region.

The Tehri dam in the region is also a must see destination in Kanatal.

State: Uttarakhand
District: Tehri Garhwal
Famous for/as: Scenic
Languages: Garhwali, Hindi
Best Season: Throughout the year
Weather: Summer 25-38°C,
Winter 1-15°C
Altitude: 1814 m
Pincode: 249145
STD code: 01376


The town of Kanatal experiences temperate conditions, and the basic seasons include summer, winter and monsoon. You can visit the town of Kanatal depending on your preference, as the summer months will be ideal for sightseeing purposes and the winter months will be ideal for indulging in activities like adventure sports or skiing. 

Summers in the town of Kanatal extend through the months of April, May and June.
These months will experience a maximum temperature of around twenty five degrees (25°C) and a minimum temperature of around ten degrees (10°C). You should carry some mild winter clothing along with you during the summer as the temperatures may drop during night time.

July and August are the monsoon months in Kanatal
These months will experience good rainfall and the weather during this time is not ideal for sightseeing purposes. 

Winters in the town of Kanatal 
Will experience a maximum temperature of around eighteen degrees (18°C) and a minimum temperature of around five degrees (5°C). The winter season ranges from the month of October to the month of February. The region will experience snowfall during the months of December, January and early February, and this is a good time to visit the place.




Surkanda Devi is a Hindu temple situated close to the small resort hamlet of Dhanaulti in Tehri District. It is at an altitude of about 2,757 metres, or 9976 ft; lies close to nearby hill stations of Dhanaulti (8 km), Kanatal (5 Km) and Chamba (22 km) & walking distance of approx 3 km from Kaddukhal/Kanatal, the place where vehicles are parked.

It is surrounded by dense forests and affords a scenic view of the surrounding region including the Himalayas to the north, and certain cities to the south (e.g., Dehradun, Rishikesh) The Ganga Dussera festival is celebrated every year between May and June and attracts a lot of people.


A route diverts to the left after 1km from Kanatal towards Chamba. An easy trek of 5-6kms amidst dense forests will end up at vast expanse of undulating hills and valleys. Many natural springs can be seen during the trek. Kakar (the barking deer), Wild Boar Ghorals and musk deer can be seen in Kodia Jungle. It is an ideal place for bird watching and nature’s photography. The track is jeepable and do carry lunch with you.


Chamba is one of the best excursion of Dehradun as the place offers panoramic views of the majestic Himalayan range and the sacred view of the Bhagirathi River. Chamba is situated 17kms from Kanatal at an altitude of 1676mts above sea level. Chamba is unlike Mussoorie as the place provides peace and tranquility. The place is quite and serene with pine and deodar trees everywhere.

The Tehri Dam is the tallest dam in India and one of the tallest in the world. It is a multi-purpose rock and earth-fill embankment dam on the Bhagirathi River near Tehri in Uttarakhand, India. It is the primary dam of the THDC India Ltd. and the Tehri hydroelectric complex. Phase 1 was completed in 2006, the Tehri Dam withholds a reservoir for irrigation, municipal water supply and the generation of 1,000 megawatts (1,300,000 hp) of hydroelectricity. The dam's 1,000  MW pumped-storage scheme is currently under construction with expected commissioning in May 2018




Jolly Grant Airport is the nearest Airport to Kanatal. It is situated 92kms from Kanatal with well metalled roads. Taxis are easily available from Jolly Grant Airport to Kanatal. Jolly Grant Airport is well connected to Delhi with daily flights. The distance from Jolly Grant Airport to Kanatal can be easily covered within 3 hours of time.

The two nearest railway station connected with Kanatal are Dehradun and Rishikesh. Dehradun is situated 85kms from Kanatal and the distance from Rishikesh to Kanatal is 75kms. Taxis and buses are available from both these destinations to Kanatal. Kanatal is well connected by motorable roads with both these destinations. Dehradun and Rishikesh are well connected by railway networks with major destinations of India.

Kanatal is well connected with motorable roads situated on Mussoorie – Chamba road. Luxury and normal Buses to Mussoorie, Rishikesh and Chamba are easily available from ISBT Kashmiri Gate. Buses and Taxis to Kanatal are easily available from major destinations of Uttarakhand state like Dehradun, Rishikesh, Haridwar and Tehri, Chamba and Mussoorie, etc.



The camps has attached bathroom with running water facility and modern fittings in bathroom. 
It provide 24 hours supply of electricity with an adequate power backup facility. 
Food served at camp consists of both vegetarian and non-vegetarian meals. 
The food served here considers the specialty of the dishes while making sure about the hygienic standard and service is prompt and friendly. 

Camping in Kanatal offers games and activities like
Bonfire
Trekking
Rappelling
Bone fire
Trekking
Volley ball
Football
Badminton and cricket
Indoor games include card, chess, tambola and carom




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Tuesday, 20 September 2016

Camping In Bageshwar, Uttarakhand

Camping In Bageshwar, Uttarakhand



Nestled amidst misty hills, located at the confluence of the Gomti and Saryu rivers, at a height of 960 meters above sea level lies the holy town of Bageshwar. This 1695.7 sq. km. land of 'Sadashiva' has attracted saints and devotees through ages. As described in the 'Puranas', this is the ultimate place that liberates one from the bondage of birth and death.

The temple of Baghnath (Lord Shiva), situated here is venerated by one and all. Devotees gather here on 'Shivratri fair' to worship the lord.Apart from its religious sanctity, Bageshwar is also a trekker's paradise. Adi Shankaracharya, who trekked in the Himalayas in the 8th century A.D., was a pioneer who opened trekking routes in this part of India. The mountain adventure season which till recently was confined to the summer months in this region, now covers almost the full year including winters. Bageshwar is the entry point to the most popular trekking routes like Pindari, Kafni and Sunderdunga Glaciers.

State: Uttarakhand
District: Bageshwar
Famous for/as: Temples
Languages: Hindi
Best Season: Oct - May
Weather: Summer 30 to 40°C,
Winter 10 to 22°C
Altitude: 1004 m
Pincode: 263642
STD code: 05963


The region experiences a semi humid type climate and the conditions are extreme during the different seasons. Summers are warm and the temperatures rise significantly only during the peak summer months. Winters are bitterly cold as the temperatures are below freezing point for many months. The monsoon season is similar to that in many other parts of the state and good rainfall is to be expected.
The summer season is from the month of April to the end of June. The conditions are pleasant for the most part. However one can expect temperatures to rise around the month of May. The maximum temperature that you can expect is around 36 °C. The lowest day temperature during the summer months is around 25°C.
The monsoon season is during the months from July to September. The climate is humid and this is not a good time to visit the place. The months of October and November are the beginning of the peak tourist season.
The winters are bitterly cold in the town and the temperatures can range from a low of -2°C to high of around 3°C. The months from December to February form the winter season. Heavy winter clothing is a must while travelling during the winter months.



At the junction of rivers Gomti and Saryu stands a large temple with conical towers. It is the shrine
of 'Bageshwar' or 'Vyaghreshwar', the Tiger Lord, an avatar of Lord Shiva. Temple was erected by the Kumaon king Laxmi Chand in about 1450 AD. The temple complex has a cluster of temples, prominent among them being Bhairav temple, Dattatray Maharaj, Ganga Mai Temple, Hanuman Temple, Durga Temple, Kalika Temple, Thingal Bhairav Temple, Pancham Junakhara and the Vaneshwara temple.

Dedicated to goddess 'Chandika', the temple stands at a distance of about half a kilometer from Bageshwar. Every year thousands of devotees congregate here to offer obeisance to the deity, during the Navaratras.

Gauri Udiyar: Situated 8 km from Bageshwar is a large cave, measuring 20 X 95 sq. m, housing the idols of Lord Shiva.

Named after the God Mool Narayan, Shikhar Temple is located at the Shikhar Mountain. It can be reached by an 18 km motorable road from Kapkot to Sopra followed by a 5 km bridle trek.

Agnikund Temple
Nileshwar Mahadev Temple
Shitla Devi Temple
Trijugi Narayan Temple
Bhadrakali Temple
Gopeshwar Dham
Pratikshwar Mahadev Temple
Jwala Devi Temple
Veni Mahadev Temple
BEYOND BAGESHWAR

Lying in the Katyuri Valley, 19 km from Kausani and 26 km from Bageshwar is the small and ancient town of Baijnath. Situated on the bank of River Gomti, at an altitude of 1126 m, Baijnath Temple is dedicated to Lord Shiva. It houses a famous temple complex, dating back to 12th and 13th centuries. The main 10th century temple houses a beautiful idol of Goddess Parvati. It is believed that Lord Shiva and Goddess Parvati were married here.

At a distance of 30 km from Bageshwar, Vijaypur offers a fascinating view of the snow covered Himalayan range.

This picturesque place situated at 1500-1900 m above sea level is a treat for nature lovers and is at a distance of 25 km from Bageshwar. An ancient Bhadrakali temple stands very close to Kanda.

According to the Mahabharata, the Pandavas and their cousins Kauravas fought here on the hilly stretch of around half a kilometer width, amidst forests and wilderness.


The nearest Airport is Pant Nagar, at a distance of 206 kms.

The nearest Railway station is Kathgodam, which is 190 kms.

Bageshwar is well connected by roads with all the major towns in the area. Taxis are available from Almora (90 kms), Nainital (137 kms), Kathgodam (180 kms) and Pant Nagar (206 kms).







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Saturday, 17 September 2016

Camping In Badrinath

Camping In Badrinath



Guarded on either side by the two mountains Nar and Narayan, the Neelkanth Peak provides a splendid backdrop to Badrinath, one of the ‘Four Dhams’. One of the most celebrated pilgrim spots in the country, it plays host to the famous Badrinath Temple. Legend has it that Lord Vishnu came to the area, called ‘Badri Van’, or the berry garden, to meditate after Narad rebuked the Lord for being immersed in worldly pleasures. The main deity is a meditating Lord Vishnu.

Facing the temple at the bank of Alaknanda River is a hot water spring known as "Tapt Kund", a bath in which is very refreshing to all travellers. Dedicated to Lord Vishnu, the temple of Shri Badrinathji, is 5 m high, built in the form of a cone with a small cupola of a gilt bull and spire. The temple opens every year in the month of April-May and closes for winters in the third week of November. Even though legend dates the temple back to the Vedic age, Guru Adi Shankaracharya has established the present temple. The temple has three parts - Garbha Grih (The Sanctum Sanctorum), Darshan Mandap (for pujas) and Sabha Mandap (for devotees to assemble).

Sandwiched between Nar and Narayan mountain ranges, Badrinath in the Chamoli district of Uttarakhand is naturally bestowed with pristine surroundings. One among the most sought after pilgrim centres in the Indian subcontinent, Badrinath is beautifully set in the backdrop of the colossal Neelkanth mountain peak. The term Badrinath is a derivative of badri, which means the place where beries grow abundantly.

A place, which holds so many myths and legends, Badrinath acquires predominance in the travel itinerary of a pilgrim. The popular belief is that Badarinath was the domain of Lord Shiva, and Lord Vishnu managed to unseat Shiva from here to Kedarnath. Another belief is that when Ganga made her descend to earth she split up in to twelve streams and one among the channels, Alakananda felt on Kedarnath. Sanctity and holiness of Badrinath festooned it with accolades since from the Vedic ages. This sacred abode of Nara-Narayana sages had been a revered seat and the Vedas like Srimad Bhagavatam, gave testimony to its devoutness.

It is not just shrines and pilgrimage that Badrinath offers. It proffers the awesome beauty of the snow clad mountain peaks and the surging landscapes of the Garhwal region. It is a scenic place with picture book sceneries, undulating peaks, sacred ponds and water bodies, Badrinath makes the visitor spellbound with its unparalleled gorgeousness. This majestic look of Badrinath is attributed much by the presence of the magnificent rivers Rishi Ganga and Alaknanda. Apart from the natural beauty, Badrinath presents excellent opportunity for those who love escapades and recreational activities.


Badrinath has a cool and chilly climate all through the year but the best time to visit is from May to June and again from September to October.

Winter (October to April) has chilly days with average minimum touching near 5°C. Minimum can touch sub zero levels and snowfall is very common. These months are not the perfect time for travelling.

Summer (May to June) are very pleasant with moderately cold climate, with average around 18°C. Summers is ideal for all sight seeing and the holy Badrinath pilgrimage.

Monsoon (July to mid-September) are accompanied with regular rains and also temperature drops down to 15°C. The region is prone to occasional landslides and travelling can be difficult.

The holy city of Badrinath is open for public views from May to October but the temple remains closed during the monsoon months as landslides are common and can bar the journey of the pilgrims. The region experiences pleasant and cool summer while winters are very chilly and snowfall is a regular occurrence.


Badrinath is the most sacred Dham of India. It is located at an elevation of 3,133mts above sea level in the Chamoli district of Uttarakhand state. This Dham was established by Adi Shankaracharya in the 9th century. The deity of Badrinath temple is Lord Vishnu. The temple is situated on the right bank of the holy Alaknanda River. The colorful ‘Singh-Dwara’ at the entrance is very artistic creation. Every year millions of tourists and devotees visit this sacred place from May to October month. The temple remains closed during winter months as the region is prone to heavy snowfall.

Tapt Kund is a natural thermal spring where the devotees take a holy dip as it is very important to take a bath before visiting a temple. It is also believed that the kund has medicinal values and can cure allergies of the people. All the devotees take holy dip in the natural hot water together with unknown people. The people may be unknown to each other but their purpose of visit is same, i.e. to worship in the sacred Badrinath Dham.

Brahma Kapal is a place where Hindus performs propitiating rites for their deceased ancestors. Brahma Kapal is a flat platform on the bank of river Alaknanda. You can see several pundits sitting with ‘pooja samagri’.

Situated above the Badrinath Temple, Neelkanth peak is named after Lord Shiva. The cliff of the peak is the first place where the sun castes its crimson rays. Neelkanth is a Pyramidal-shaped snowy peak and if you carefully observe its cliff then you can see as if Lord Shiva is sitting looking at the sky. Neelkanth peak is situated at an elevation of 6,560mts above sea level. Numerous Brahmakal can be seen at the foot of Neelkanth Peak and the trekking route of 6km can be achieved easily.

Situated 3kms from Badrinath, Mata Murti Temple is dedicated to the mother of Lord Narayan. According to mythology Mata Murti prayed Lord Vishnu to take his next avatar by coming out from her womb. Lord Vishnu then happily agreed and came into world as twins, Nar and Narayan to kill a monster. Every year a fair is held in the month of August at Mata Murti Temple.

Situated 3km above Badrinath Temple lies a beautiful meadow carpeted with wild flowers in the summers. A boulder bearing the footprints of Lord Vishnu is located here known as Charanpaduka. It is said that when Lord Vishnu descended from Vaikunth he stepped on this boulder. The area is a steep climb from the town and is full of caves & boulders. This path leads you to the foot of Neelkanth peak where you can find several Brahmakamals.

Located near Tapt Kund, this kund is believed to be the recovery source of the Badarinath idol. The hot water springs comes out from beneath the Garur Shila and falls into a tank. Darshan of Badarinath is always preceded by a holy dip in this kund. Apart from that there are many other hot water springs. Devotees take a dip in them for their religious and medicinal value.

Mana is very close to Tibet border and it is one of the last villages of India. Most of the tourists who visit Badrinath also come to see the end of the road at Mana. Mana is inhabited by Indo-Mongolian tribes often called as bhotias. Mana is situated 3kms from Badrinath.

Bheem Pul is an enthralling and adventurous place with mythological importance. This is the place where Bheem threw a big massif rock to make a path joining two mountains so that Draupadi could walk easily on it. Saraswati River is coming from between the mountain with immense force to merge with the water of Alanknanda River.

Vyas Gufa or Vyas Cave is the place from where Ved Vyas dictated entire Mahabharata to God Ganesha so that he could write. Ved Vyas also meditated in this cave

Ganesha Cave is the natural cave where he wrote Mahabharata as dictated by Ved Vyas from Vyas Gufa.

On the opposite bank of the river Alaknanda, in the lap of Nar Parvat, there are two small seasonal lakes. Between these lakes is a boulder having an impression of the legendary snake, Sheshnag. The formation of eye on the boulder is natural.

The Panch Dharas (five streams) which are famous in Badaripuri are Prahlad, Kurma, Bhrigu, Urvashi & Indira dhara. The most striking of these is the Indira dhara, about 1.5 km north of the town Badaripuri. Around the Tapt Kund there are five blocks of mythological importance called Narad, Narsimh, Barah, Garur & Markandeya Shilas (stone)


Jolly Grant Airport is the nearest Airport to Badrinath situated at a distance of 314kms. Jolly Grant Airport is well connected to Delhi with daily flights. Badrinath is well connected by motorable roads with Jolly Grant Airport. Taxis are available from Jolly Grant Airport to Badrinath.

The nearest railway station to Badrinath is Rishikesh. Rishikesh railway station is situated 295kms before Badrinath on NH58. Rishikesh is well connected by railway networks with major destinations of India. Trains to Rishikesh are frequent. Badrinath is well connected by motorable roads with Rishikesh. Taxis and buses are available from Rishikesh, Srinagar, Rudraprayag, Chamoli, Joshimath and many other destinations to Badrinath.

Badrinath is well connected by motorable roads with major destinations of Uttarakhand state. Buses to Haridwar, Rishikesh and Srinagar are available from ISBT Kashmiri Gate. Buses and Taxis to Badrinath are easily available from major destinations of Uttarakhand state like Dehradun, Haridwar, Rishikesh, Pauri, Rudraprayag, Karnaprayag, Ukhimath, Srinagar, Chamoli etc. Badrinath is connected with Ghaziabad by National Highway 58.



Accommodation in spacious Swiss tents.
Attached bath & toilets with running hot & cold water. Hot water has fixed timings.
Multi cuisine dining facilities.
Hot water bottles as sun down service.
Golghar Lounge.
Well structured blocks for “aarti”, religious discourses etc.
First aid facility.
Local Masseurs 





State: Uttarakhand
District: Chamoli
Famous for/as: Pilgrim
Languages: Hindi, Garwali
Best Season: May - June and Sep - Oct
Weather: Summer 7 to 18°C,
Winter -1 to -18°C
Altitude: 3415 m
Pincode: 246422
STD code: 01381





Delhi to Badrinath 491 km
Jaipur to Badrinath 801 km
Kolkata to Badrinath 1719 km
Pune to Badrinath 1947 km
Bangalore to Badrinath 2495 km

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