After visiting Shri Aadi Badri Dham, it was time to visit Kedarnath Temple (Kaman) in the Bharatpur district of Rajasthan.
A way within a small village – a shortcut towards Kedarnath, but for some reason, wet, thick mud was present. Maybe not if the vehicle is stuck, then? The driver decided to take the other route – The longer one but we reached Kedarnath safely.
300 approx. steps to reach. Kedarnath is up on the hill. If I remember correctly, today we had approx. 500-plus steps in a day.
Kedarnath is a small cave. Devotees have to sit to visit inside. The priest showed us various God images present within the rocks within the cave. Sheshnaag, Ganesh Ji, Nandi, and many more, which are not man-made, are purely natural. Belief and one can see truly what is present.
Aadi Badri Dham, Kedarnath is near Kamvan. It is said there are altogether 12 Van, i.e., jungles within Chaurasi Kos – Kamvan, Upvan, Vrindavan, Mahavan, Gokul, Aanor, Barsana, Jatipura, Nandgaon, and a few more…