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Carry Light woollen, SEE character and all other marks displayed herein are from China, marking the advent of registered and/or common law trademarks of umbrella. ixigo.com and/or third parties. 5 Sights technological life in an otherwise remote Max: Min: Rain: area. 34.29999923 23.20000076 209.899993896484 http://www.ixigo.com/places-to-visit-see-in-badarinath-lp- 706055°C 2939453°C 38mm 1143781 Badarinath Travel Guide - http://www.ixigo.com/travel-guide/badarinath page 2 Bheem Pul is  Near Badrinath, Badrinath, India 1 Badrinath Temple situated in Mana Village opposite to the historic Vyas Gufa.  It is a huge rock which acts as a natural bridge across Brahma Kapal, situated on the banks of the mighty Saraswati River. The Saraswati Alaknanda River, is a famous ghat. It is River flows in between the mountains and located merges in the Alaknanda River. It is a belief  in the vicinity of Badrinath temple that Bheem - one of the five Pandavas threw and is a place where Hindus perform several a huge rock make a path so that Draupadi rituals to the departed souls. As per could easily walk over it.  a belief associated with this place, i Neelkanth, Badrinath, Uttarakhand, t is believed that Lord Brahma resides in India 3 Vasudhara Falls Brahma Kapal Ghat. It is also said that the Badrinath, India head of Brahma had fallen off at this ghat. Overlooking the Travellers visiting Brahma Kapal can also Badrinath visit nearby attractions like Mata Murthy Located on the banks of the mighty   Temple, Sheshnetra Temple and Alaknanda River, shrine is a mind-blowing Charanpaduka Temple.  Badrinath Temple Neelkanth Peak is the most important pilgrimage site for that encircles the Nar Narayan mountain Hindus. It is situated at an elevation of 3133 range. This snow clad mountain peak with Where To m above the sea level and is flocked by immense natural peak is a hot spot for thousands of tourists and devotees all year- natural and religious lovers alike.  Eat round. The main entrance of the temple The peak is situated at an average elevation 2 Places known as the 'Singh Dwara' is the major of around 6,597 m above sea level Near Badrinath, Badrinath, India http://www.ixigo.com/foods-in-of-badarinath-lp-1143781 attraction of the temple. It is said that the and  entrance was  Vasudhara Falls is also known as the 'Garhwal 1 Saket Restaurant constructed in the 8th century by Guru in Mana village is a tourist attraction that Queen'.  Shankaracharya. This temple, dedicated to offers a mystical experience. The gushing Tourists can visit Brahmakal at the foot of Lord Vishnu, is among the  waterfall that cascades down from 400 feet the Neelkanth peak.  108 Divya Desams in the whole is not just a sight to see but also has great Moreover, travelers can also world. The temple is open for six months historical importance. This legendary cover 6 km of trekking route on this from the end of April to the beginning waterfall is closely related to Pandavas. If peak.  of November.  you look from a distance, it feels like water is cascading down the hills.  5 Brahma Kapal 2 Bheem Pul 4 Neelkanth Badarinath Travel Guide - http://www.ixigo.com/travel-guide/badarinath page 3 Temple Road, Near Temple Bridge, Badrinath, India Savour sumptuous food at the wonderful Saket Restaurant. The wide menu in the restaurant offers good quality Chinese and Continental food. The USP of the restaurant is the reasonable rates. Enjoying the view of the river Alaknanda and the temple while dining adds on making the overall experience even more memorable.  2 Brahma Kamal Badrinath This restaurant, located infront of the famous Badrinath Temple, is one of the most famous places to dine in Badrinath. It is a pure vegetarian restaurant and might not be a delight for non-vegetarians. They offer a wide range of Indian dishes to choose from. A view of the temple from this restaurant makes dining in this restaurant even more wonderful.  Badarinath Travel Guide - http://www.ixigo.com/travel-guide/badarinath page 4 Quick LOCATE http://www.ixigo.com/hotels-in-badarinath-lp-1143781 See A: Badrinath Temple B: Bheem Pul C: Vasudhara Falls D: Neelkanth E: Brahma Kapal Accommodation F: Sarovar Portico Badrinath G: The Chardham Camp Joshimath H: Hotel The Kedar Dev's I: Sarovar Portico Badrinath J: The Chardham Camp Joshimath K: Hotel The Kedar Dev's L: Sarovar Portico Badrinath M: The Chardham Camp Joshimath N: Hotel The Kedar Dev's Food O: Saket Restaurant P: Brahma Kamal.
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