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Badrinath, set in the backdrop of Neelkanth Mountain Peak, is a heavenly abode of Lord Vishnu. This holy town of Uttarakhand is one of the most spiritual Char Dham pilgrimage sites and is thus frequented by pilgrims from all over the world. Badrinath has its mentions in Hindu mythology as well. Apart from its spiritual wonders, the town also houses splendid vistas of nature which can be explored by taking leisurely walks around the town.
Badrinath Temple, perched on the Garhwal hill tracks, is the most popular attraction here. The temple is dedicated to Lord Vishnu and receives thousands of devotees of Vishnu every year.? It is one of the 108 Divya Desams dedicated to Lord Vishnu in the country. Sights of lofty snow-clad Himalayas around the temple grab the attention of all visitors. The main entrance of the shine looks beautiful with vibrant colors and its surroundings bestows seamless serenity. The temple also has a Tapt Kund. This hot water spring is believed to have medicinal values which can cure all your sins and medical diseases. Charanpaduka is another spiritual sojourn in Badrinath. It resides atop 3380 ft and is believed to have first footprints of Lord Vishnu. Also visit the Narad Kund where it is believed that Adi Sankaracharya found Lord Vishnu’s idol. Devotees can be seen taking bath in this hot water spring.
Nature devotees must check out the very beautiful Vasudhara Falls which can be accessed by taking a 4 km trek from Mana Village. The falls cascade from a height of 400 ft and holds great historical significance. ?Travelers visiting Badrinath never miss the opportunity to visit Neelakant. Sitting at the height of 6507 meters, Neelakant is drenched into medley of glaciers. The snow-blanketed peak rises beautifully against the background of the clear sky which is surely a sight to behold.
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