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Situated on the banks of Mandakini River, Augustyamuni is a town dedicated to one of the most revered teachers in Indian mythology - Rishi Augustya. Augustyamuni is important for the Char Dham yatra as it has a helipad from where helicopter tours of the Char Dham are undertaken. In the beautiful surroundings of the Himalayas and on the bank of River Mandakini, Augustyamuni appears as a place full of magic and spirituality. The small village town which was built in the ancient ages in the name of the famous Rishi Augustya, who use to have his own gurukul here, is a wonderful place to relax and rejuvenate one 's inner self. The beautiful mountains, the fiercely flowing Mandakini River and the coolness in the air make this place utterly charming in its appearance. The town is a great place to get away from the crowd of other hill stations and immerse yourself in nature. Read More

One of the most revered temples in Uttarakhand, the Dhari Devi Temple is located on the Alaknanda River between Rudraprayag and Srinagar. The top half of idol of a Hindu female deity named Dhari is preserved at this temple, while the bottom half is found in Kalimath. Among Diwali, Dussehra and Karthika Purnima, the Dhari Devi temple attracts crowds of devotees during the festival of Navratri. The temple holds great significance to the terrifying 2013 Uttarakhand floods. It is said that the wrath of the waters rose when the temple was demolished and the idol was moved to create space for an upcoming Srinagar Hydel Project. Though the temple was washed away in the floods, the idol was rescued by a couple of devotees. The present reconstruction of the temple at its former location is ensuring a much higher placement of the idol. Do not click pictures of the idols in the temple. Read More

Situated near the Kandali Patti Village in Rudraprayag District, Indrasani Mansa Devi Temple is beautiful ancient temple with admiring architecture. The temple is aid to have been established during the time of Adi Shankaracharya and flanked by other temples of Jakh Devta, Jalkedareshwar and Khetrapal. This place, as per the epics of Kedarkhand, Devibhagvata and Skandpurana is where Indrasani Mansa Devi originated. It is also believed that the victims of snake bite can be cured here by the blessings of goddess. Read More

Situated in Rudraprayag District, Jakholi is a small quaint village lying in the vicinity to the River Ganga and Mandakini. The village offers wonderful views being surrounded by mountains and provides ample of opportunity for trekking. Devotees can also visit to major temple settled nearby such as Chamunda Devi Temple, Rudranath Temple, Agastmani and Tilwarathe.

A very famous temple of the area, Kalimath is regarded as one of the Siddha Peeths. The temple is dedicated to Goddess Kali and is flocked by the devotees especially during Navratri. Guptkashi and Ukhimath is also located in the proximity.

Perched at an altitude of 3000 meters above sea level, Kartik Swami is a place of wondrous beauty and breathtaking landscapes. Kartik Swami is a temple dedicated to Lord Kartikeya who was the son of Lord Shiva. The temple is perched at the highest point of the mountain and is reached through a thrilling trek that takes you through some rugged terrain as well as enchanting greenery. On your way, and from atop the hill, wonderful views of magnificent Himalayan peaks like Chaukhamba Peak, Dronagiri and Neelkanth can be seen. Kartik Swami is a fascinating and unique place to visit and experience. Read More

Koteshwar Mahadev temple is a cave temple situated on the banks of River Alaknanda. It is a common belief among the devotees that Lord Shiva meditated in the caves while on his way to Kedarnath where one can witness the naturally formed idols. A fair is organized by the temple during Maha Shivaratri and devotees visit during the time in large number.

Nestled amid the Himalayan range, Maa Hariyali Devi Temple is perched at an elevation of around 1400 m. The presiding deity of the temple goes by many names including Vaishno Devi, Bala Devi and Sitla Mata. The deity enshrined in the temple is dressed in yellow, carrying a child and is sitting on a lion. You will also witness the idols of Heet Devi and Kshatrapal also installed in the temple. The temple is sight of pure joy during the festivals of Janmashtami and Diwali. Read More

Lying nestled at the confluence of River Mandakini and River Alaknanda, Rudraprayag Temple is dedicated to Lord Shiva. It is believed that Lord Shiva blessed Narad at this place while emerging as Lord Rudra, who at the time was revering lord to master the art of music.

Sonprayag situated at an elevation of 1829 m is famous a site where Lord Shiva and Goddess Parvati were married. Flanked by nature's bounty and glorious snow capped peaks, it is also a place where River Mandakini meets River Basuki. It is a belief that devotees can achieve Baikunt Dham with the touch of water.