Badrinath Dham, Uttarakhand
At 3,133 metres above sea level, Badrinath Dham is not just a spiritual place but also a main stop in the Chota Char Dham Yatra. It’s one of the 108 Divya Desams and has deep importance for people who worship Lord Vishnu.
The main deity in Badrinath Dham is Lord Vishnu, seen in a black stone idol that stands about 1 metre tall. Many people are curious about Badrinath temple history. It is said that this temple was once an ancient place of worship. In the 8th century Adi Shankaracharya brought it back by turning a Buddhist shrine into a temple dedicated to Lord Vishnu.
One popular story also says that Lord Vishnu came to Badrinath for deep meditation after being guided by a sage. Inside the temple, the idol shows him sitting in a lotus pose, the same way he was meditating.
Apart from its spiritual importance, Badrinath Yatra is also loved by adventure lovers. The area has snow-covered trekking routes and stunning views of the mountains, which makes it perfect for those who enjoy nature and thrill.
Our Badrinah Yatra guide covers everything you need from weather, temple history and route map, famous festivals and top hotels for a comfortable stay during your trip.
