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The Last Indian Village – Mana Gaon is approx. 4 km from Badrinath. This village, inhabited mainly by Indo-Mongolian tribes, is considered to be the last Indian village on this route before Tibet. Nearby are Vyas Cave, the rock cave…
India’s Last Tea Shop at Mana Gaon – Chandra Singh Gadwal – The owner. Serving tea to devotees successfully since 26 – 27 years. The last Indian Village – Mana Gaon is approx. 4 km from Badrinath.
Haridwar to Badrinath Distance is 325.5 km approx. Haridwar Railway Station > Tapovan, Rishikesh (32 km) Tapovan, Rishikesh > Vashisht Gufa, Gular (18.5 km) Vashisht Gufa, Gular > Devprayag (48 km) Devprayag > Srinagar (34 km) Srinagar > Rudraprayag (36 km)…
This place is situated at the entrance of Gandh Madan mountain. This is the same holy place whereby the prayer of devotee Prahlad, Lord Shri Narasimha renounced his fierce form and appeared in a gentle form. At this place, Shri…
Click to learn more about Kedarnath Temple. The best time to visit Kedarnath Temple is between May and October. Behind the Kedarnath Temple lies the samadhi of Adi Guru Shankaracharya. It is believed that after establishing the Char Dham in…
Haridwar to Kedarnath Temple Distance is 259 Km approx. Haridwar Railway Station > Rishikesh (32 km) Rishikesh > Vashisht Gufa, Gular (18.5 km) Vashisht Gufa, Gular > Devprayag (48 km) Devprayag > Maletha Band (28 km) Maletha Band > Srinagar…
Chandra Mohan – one of the Panda (priests) around the temple shared little-known knowledge about Yamunotri Temple as per the query. The Yamuna and Ganga goddesses are deities within the temple. Tularam Jalan – one of the devotees from Kolkatta…