Ancient Indian mythology is believed to be extremely rich, thanks to the ancient Vedic and Hindu scriptures that goes back to laying down different philosophies. It is really difficult to start from start; better would be to trace the strong foundations of the mighty pillar called Hinduism to none other than Shiva and Vishnu. The two deities are worshipped in various parts of India in their various forms, incarnations and not forget names.

Badrinath – The district Chamoli in which the town of Badrinath is located is full of great view with mountains on backdrop and cool breeze which is ubiquitous in the salubrious altitudes. Once people reach accomplish the difficulties of Kedarnath trek, they welcome the no-trek Badrinath Temple where they have reached via Pipalkoti from Guptakashi. Getting a glimpse of Badrinath Temple is another herculean task due to the crowd that emerges on the gates of the temple from the day they open for the public, which generally is in the month of May till Mid November.

Kedarnath – The Lord Shiva is tough and so would be the penance. But, He is benign as well, and softens by the sheer devotion and clarity of heart. Reaching Guptakashi from Haridwar would be the first step in the way to take the arduous but satisfying journey that would start from Gauri Kund. 14 Km of the unyielding trek to the temple, and then the individuals have all the time in the world to rest in the protection of Lord Shiva. Kedarnath temple essentially is situated on Mount Kedar, which get on the other side of the extreme during winters, preventing any devotee or the villager to stay in the town till the snow melts away welcoming Indian summer.