Last date of kedarnath yatra 2022

• • • Char Dham Yatra 2022: Closing Dates Announced For This Holy Journey To Culminate. Details Here Char Dham Yatra 2022: Closing Dates Announced For This Holy Journey To Culminate. Details Here Char Dham Closing Dates: Devbhoomi or Land of Gods, Uttarakhand is home to multiple temples and welcomes devotees from parts of India all year round. Among the countless religious sites and circuits t Kedarnath temple (Image: Unsplash) Char Dham Closing Dates: Devbhoomi or Land of Gods, Uttarakhand is home to multiple temples and welcomes devotees from parts of India all year round. Among the countless religious sites and circuits that devotees visit in Uttarakhand, one of the most prominent is the Char Dham Yatra. This Yatra or pilgrimage is a tour of four holy sites – Yamunotri, Gangotri, Kedarnath and Badrinath – nestled high up in the Himalayas. In Hindi, ‘char’ means four and ‘dham’ refers to religious destinations. Badrinath Dham: November 19, 3:35 PM Hemkund Shaib and Lokpal Tirth will close oits doors for the devotees on October 10 The high-altitude shrines remain shut for around six months every year, opening in summers (April or May) and closing with the onset of winter (October or November). It is believed that one should complete the Char Dham Yatra in a clockwise direction. Hence, the pilgrimage starts from Yamunotri, proceeds towards Gangotri, onto Kedarnath, and finally ends at Badrinath. The journey can be completed by road or by air (helicopter services are availa...

There is an important Hindu pilgrimage circuit in the Indian Himalayas known as Chota Char Dham. Uttarakhand’s Garhwal region is home to the Yamunotri, Gangotri, Kedarnath, and Badrinath shrine circuits. For the last two years, the yatra was conducted under strict Covid-19 guidelines. This year as slowly the restrictions in the country are lifting up, Uttarakhand announced the opening dates of Yamunotri, Gangotri, Kedarnath, and Badrinath shrines. Yamunotri Temple The Yamunotri shrine, the source of the river Yamuna, is located on a ridge in the Garhwal Himalayas, on the flank of Bandar Poonch Parvat. Located 7 kilometres from Yamunotri are the holy thermal springs of Janki Chatti, which is devoted to the goddess Yamuna. The temple is set to open on 3rd May 2022. Kedarnath Temple Kedarnath temple is dedicated to Lord Shiva. Near the Mandakini river in Uttarakhand, India, the temple is surrounded by the Garhwal Himalayan range. The temple only opens to the general public between April and November due to severe weather conditions. The temple is set to open on 7th May 2022.

Chardham Yatra is now at its last stop in Uttarakhand. The doors of Shri Gangotri Dham will be closed at 12:01 pm on October 26. The doors of Shri Kedarnath Dham will be closed at 8:30 am on October 27. The doors of Shri Yamunotri Dham will be closed on October 27 at Abhijit Muhurta in the afternoon. The doors of Shri Badrinath Dham will be closed at 3:35 pm on November 19. Last, the doors of Hemkund Sahib and Lokpal Tirth will be closed on Monday, October 10 ahead of the winter season. The doors of the second Kedar Madmaheshwar will be closed on Friday, November 18. The Madmaheshwar fair will be organised in Ukhimath on November 21. The doors of the third Kedar Tungnath will be closed on November 7. The doors of Badrinath Dham will be closed on Saturday, November 19 at 3:35 pm. While the doors of Shri Kedarnath Dham will be closed on October 27 at 8.30 am on the occasion of Bhaiya Dooj. Top showsha video Since the opening of the doors in April-May this year, lakhs of devotees have visited Char Dham so far. As recorded, a total of 14,53,549 pilgrims have reached Shri Badrinath Dham, 1339477 pilgrims to Kedarnath, 458701 pilgrims to Yamunotri, and 483096 pilgrims to Gangotri Dham.

Chardham Yatra 2022 has been completed successfully, and lakhs of pilgrims visited the Chardham for darshan. Soon, the kapats of those Chardham temples will be closed. Below you will find detailed information about the kapat closing date for each and every temple of Chardham Yatra. Chardham yatra which means a set of four pilgrimage sites in India. Indians believed that visiting that temple gives them Moksha (salvation). Also, it is believed that people who belong to Hinduism should visit this Chardham yatra once in their lifetime but these temples of Chardham have their own timings of opening and closing. In the winter season most commonly temple will be closed. Laxman mandir closing dates. Badrinath closing dates 2022 The Badrinath temple closing dates have been out now. Badrinath Kapat will be closed for the winter season on the 19th of November. After the temple gets closed the deity is worshipped at the Nar Singh Temple at Josinath devotees can always visit this temple at the specific time given by them to go inside. Due to heavy snowfall, the temple remains closed and no risk should be taken. Date: 19 November 2022 at 3:35 Pm . Kedarnath closing dates 2022 As we know that Kedarnath temple opens on Shubh Mahurat of Akshaya Tritya. The closing date of Kedarnath is always fixed which is in October or November when Diwali comes it is closed right after 2 days before Diwali which is on Bhai Dooj. After Pooja Archana in the morning temple will be closed. Kedarnath, Gangotr...

To Understand Route Plan Read Below Kedarnath is situated on high altitude of Uttarakhand so you can’t reach directly by bus, train and flight (except helicopter). So you need to travel so much to reach kedarnath and the base point is Haridwar or Rishikesh and route is like this- Haridwar > Rishikesh > Devprayag > Srinagar > Rudraprayag > Ukhimath > Guptkashi > Sonprayag > Gaurikund > Kedarnath All these places can be your halting point and There is a road from Haridwar to Gaurikund (230 Km) and after that you have to trek one side for 16 Km and return side for 16 Km (32 Km Trek) You can reach Haridwar or Rishikesh by Train or by bus. Haridwar has bigger railway station and bus stand and more facilities than Rishikesh so my suggestion is to start your journey from Haridwar. Jolly Grant International Airport is the nearest airport situated in Dehradun which is only 41 Km away from Haridwar. If you want to do comfortable journey then follow this route plan- Start your journey from Haridwar at morning 6-8 AM and reach Rudraprayag or Srinagar. Rudraprayag is 162 Km away from Haridwar while Srinagar is 132 Km away from Haridwar. Then stay in Rudraprayag or Srinagar. Hotel Price is around Rs. 600-3000 but price may vary and depends on season. If you want to book in cheap price then go to GMVN hotels but you need to do advance booking. Next morning start your day from Rudraprayag or Srinagar wherever you stayed at last night and today you need to travel till Gaurikund or Sonpraya...

Kedarnath Dham, located near the Mandakini River’s source and at a height of 3,584 metres, honours Lord Shiva’s magnificence. The temple of Kedarnath is one of the 12 Jyotir Lingams and the most important of the Panch Kedars. It is also one of the most important temples on Uttarakhand’s famous Chota Char Dham Yatra, adding to the glory of the region. The motorable route to Kedarnath temple goes to Gauri Kund and is accessible from major Uttarakhand attractions. After that, it’s a 14-kilometer journey to the Kedarnath temple. Ponies and palanquins (doli) are readily accessible, and helicopter services are also available during the yatra’s peak season. The spiritual environment created by the region’s undisturbed, calm, and breathtaking scenery more than compensates for the difficult travel to Shiva’s enormous shrine. Behind the temple, the beautiful Kedarnath peak (6,940 metres) and other peaks offer a perfect background for the supreme deity’s holy land. The conical-shaped Shiva lingam of the Kedarnath temple is unlike any other Shiva shrine in the world. History of Kedarnath Dham Burdened by the guilt of murdering their blood relations, the Pandavas begged Lord Shiva’s forgiveness. Shiva, not wanting to let them off the hook so easy, disguised himself as a bull and roamed the Garhwal Himalayas. Shiva dove under the ground after being detected by the Pandavas. Bhim tried to catch him, but all he got was the hump. Other sections of Shiva’s body (in the form of a bull) appea...