Char Dham
Four high-altitude shrines of the Garhwal Himalayas
Sacred Uttarakhand
Journey through the spiritual heart of Devbhoomi—discover the Char Dham, Panch Kedar, ancient Himalayan temples, sacred river confluences and serene places of devotion.
Discover the Spiritual Heart of Uttarakhand
Uttarakhand is known as Devbhoomi—the Land of the Gods. This directory brings its major pilgrimage circuits and important temples together in one place. Open any card for a dedicated page covering its significance, location, route, best time, nearby places and travel guidance.
4Major Circuits
28+Sacred Places
2Existing Yatra Pages
1Faith Directory
Plan by tradition
Major Sacred Circuits
Start with an established circuit or open an individual temple page according to your journey.
Panch Kedar
Five sacred manifestations of Lord Shiva
Panch Badri
Five revered temples and religious sites of Lord Vishnu
Panch Prayag
Five sacred confluences along the Alaknanda river
Four holy shrines
Char Dham Temples
The traditional circuit proceeds from Yamunotri to Gangotri, Kedarnath and Badrinath.
Yamunotri Temple
Sacred shrine dedicated to Goddess Yamuna and the traditional beginning of Char Dham.
Explore TempleGangotri Temple
Revered Himalayan shrine dedicated to Goddess Ganga beside the Bhagirathi.
Explore TempleKedarnath Temple
A Char Dham shrine, a Jyotirlinga and the most prominent temple of Panch Kedar.
Explore TempleBadrinath Temple
Revered temple of Lord Vishnu on the banks of the Alaknanda river.
Explore TempleShiva circuit
Panch Kedar Temples
Five revered Shiva temples located across the Garhwal Himalayas.
Kedarnath Temple
The best-known Panch Kedar shrine and an important part of Char Dham.
Explore TempleTungnath Temple
High-altitude Shiva temple approached from the Chopta sector.
Explore TempleRudranath Temple
A remote natural-rock temple reached through a demanding Himalayan route.
Explore TempleMadhyamaheshwar Temple
A sacred Shiva shrine reached through the beautiful Madmaheshwar valley.
Explore TempleKalpeshwar Temple
The Panch Kedar shrine in the Urgam valley, known for its cave setting.
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Panch Badri
Five Vishnu temples and sacred sites within the wider Badri Kshetra.
Badrinath Temple
Also known as Vishal Badri, the principal shrine of the Panch Badri circuit.
Explore TempleYogadhyan Badri
A revered Vishnu temple in Pandukeshwar on the Badrinath route.
Explore TempleBhavishya Badri
A sacred Badri site approached from the Subhain village sector.
Explore TempleVridha Badri
An ancient Vishnu shrine located in Animath near Joshimath.
Explore TempleAdi Badri
A historic group of temples in the lower reaches of the Badri region.
Explore TempleSacred confluences
Panch Prayag
Five revered places where important Himalayan rivers meet the Alaknanda.
Beyond the circuits
More Revered Temples
Important Shiva, Shakti, Hanuman and local-deity pilgrimage destinations across Garhwal and Kumaon.
Triyuginarayan Temple
Ancient Vishnu temple associated with the divine wedding tradition of Shiva and Parvati.
Explore TempleKartik Swami Temple
Ridge-top temple dedicated to Lord Kartikeya, reached by a scenic walking route.
Explore TempleKashi Vishwanath Temple
Important Shiva temple in Uttarkashi town and a major stop on the Gangotri route.
Explore TempleKuteti Devi Temple
Revered hill temple dedicated to Goddess Kuteti Devi near Uttarkashi.
Explore TempleSurkanda Devi Temple
Prominent Shakti temple reached by a hill route near Kaddukhal and Dhanaulti.
Explore TempleOmkareshwar Temple
Important Ukhimath temple associated with the winter worship tradition of Kedarnath.
Explore TempleDhari Devi Temple
Revered temple of Goddess Dhari Devi on the Alaknanda river corridor.
Explore TempleBagnath Temple
Historic Shiva temple near the confluence of the Saryu and Gomti rivers.
Explore TempleKainchi Dham
Popular Hanuman temple and ashram associated with Neem Karoli Baba.
Explore TempleGolu Devta Temple
Revered temple of Kumaon’s local deity Golu Devta in Ghorakhal.
Explore TempleJageshwar Dham
Historic Himalayan temple complex surrounded by deodar forest in Almora district.
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Official Uttarakhand Sources
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