Chardham Tour Blog of Uttrakhand

Speakers: Over 2.5 million, mainly in Uttarakhand and Himachal Pradesh. Language Family: Indo-Aryan, part of the Indo-European family. History: In use since the 10th century, with records from 1335 AD. Endangered: Classified as endangered by UNESCO. Cultural Significance: Key to regional identity, but declining in use. This central Pahadi language is spoken not only by people from the Garhwal region […]

Uttarakhand has earned the status of Devbhoomi due to its religious and spiritual significance, which dates back to ancient times. The traditional beliefs and culture here are extremely unique, giving birth to some of the most colorful and fun-filled festivals in Uttarakhand. Whether Kumaoni or Garhwali, the hill population finds a reason to celebrate almost every month of the year. […]

For centuries, the ritual of ringing a bell at the entrance of a temple has been followed. But have you ever wondered what the reason behind this practice is? I’m sure most of us are unaware of the true and deep significance of this ritual. Let Me Tell You Why Exactly We do This: According to Hindu religious beliefs, every […]

Uttarakhand, also called the land of various holy and ancient abodes, is known to house numerous ancient temples dedicated to various deities. This ancient yet beautiful temple is located en route to Srinagar, in the Rudraprayag district of Uttarakhand. The temple is beautifully nestled on the banks of the holy Alaknanda River. The temple is quite popular among the locals […]

It is predicted that, in the future, the Ganga River will disappear from Earth and return to the heavens. As a result, the pilgrimage sites along the Ganga River will lose their significance and will be considered nominal pilgrimage destinations. Kedarnath, known as the resting place of Lord Shiva (Shankar), and Badrinath, believed to be the eighth Vaikuntha of the […]

A natural hot water spring, mostly reckoned as the home of Lord Agni, is situated along the river banks of the pious Alaknanda River, where visitors flock in large numbers to take a therapeutic bath. The water of the Kund holds medicinal values that treat skin diseases and other ailments of the tourists. Devotees coming to pay their homage and […]

This stunning waterfall and its mesmerizing scenic splendor are situated just 9 km from Badrinath. It is counted as one of the most popular sightseeing destinations around Badrinath and is also considered a popular short trekking destination near Badrinath. The enchanting waterfall cascades down from a height of 400 feet, and from a distance, it seems like milk is falling […]

Lord Shiva, the destroyer, is worshipped not only in India but abroad as well. Lovingly named ‘Bholenath’, he plays a focal role in forming the foundation of belief and religion in the culture of India. The entire land of India is dotted with innumerable big and small temples dedicated to Lord Shiva, and these remain thronged by Shaivites and believers […]