Badrinath Places To See

There are many tourist attractions in Badrinath for travelers, and it is considered one of the holiest places for Char Dham yatra 2023. Some of such mesmerizing places of Badrinath are mentioned below:

Neelkanth

To the rear at the back of Badrinath temple, the side valley is opened to reveal a conical Neelkanth peak. The Garhwal Queen‘ is an icy peak in the form of a pyramid, which creates the background of Badrinath. Visitors can visit the Braham Kamal area.

Satopanth

It’s a triangular-shaped lake that is surrounded by snow-covered peaks. It is named in honor of its Hindu gods, Mahesh Vishnu and Brahma. The belief is that Hindu gods Mahesh Vishnu and Brahma take baths in the Sarovar every Ekadashi of the Hindu calendar.

Tapt Kund

Before entering the Badrinath Temple, it is necessary to have a holy dip into the Tapt Kund. Tapt Kund is an unnatural hot water pool fed by a sulfur spring that is believed to be the home of Agni, the god of fire. The bathing pool has separate arrangements for women and men.

Brahmkapal

Near the temple is an area where you can perform Shradha of the ancestors of Yatris. This is a significant location for Shradha that a person could do it only once in their life.

Charan Paduka

It’s only 3 kilometers away from a meadow filled with wildflowers during the summer. Here is a sandstone that bears his footprints. Vishnu.

Narada Kund

It is located near Tapt Kund. Narad Kund is where the idol of Lord Vishnu was found from Adi Sankara. The hot water comes out of the Garur Shila and falls into an underground tank. Darshan from Badrinath will always be preceded by the holy bath in this Kund.

Vasudhara Falls

Vasundhara Falls is among the most well-known tourist attractions located in Mana Village. The cascading water of the waterfall flows down from an elevation of 400 feet and is located at an altitude of 12,000 feet. The water from Vasundhara Falls is opposed to those who aren’t purified in their hearts. Near the falls are the prominent mountain ranges: Satopanth, Chaukhamba, and Balkum.