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The 10 Best Sacred & Religious Sites in Chardham Yatra, Chardham Yatra
Discover the best top things to do in Chardham Yatra, India including Shri Badrinath Ji Temple, Jatia Baba Samadhi Mandir, Jagannath Temple, Villoondi Tirtham, Arulmigu Ramanatha Swamy Temple, Vimala Temple, Tapt Kund, Nageshwar Shiva Temple, Nageshwar Jyotirlinga Temple, Bhadkeshwar Mahadev Mandir.
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1. Shri Badrinath Ji Temple
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 480 reviews
It is a Religious Shrine of Lord Vishnu & One of Most Religious Pilgrimage in Char Dham Yatra. It is Located in Chamoli District of Uttarakhand at a elevation of 3,133 mts. We at Uttarakhand Holidays provide all Kind of Services During Badrinath Yatra to the Pilgrimages.
Reviewed By VikasB655
Of all 4 dhams I must say with certainity I found Badrinath most beautiful. Gangotri-Gaumukh is at second place for me. Badrinath is vast open beautiful picture postcard landscape with wide beautiful valley view, and awesome pilgrimage + sightseeing route through Mana Village to Vasudhara Falls. There are hot water kunds near main temple called Tap Kund and Narad Kund latter being closer to river Alaknanda.The temple darshan however is highly restricted these days. You get darshan from window of temple outer wall from where you see the Lord some 10-15 feet away sadly. Only those who pay for special pujan and darshans are allowed inside the temple. Darshan queue can be huge May-Jun and can take 2-6 hours. Other places to visit are Mana Village through there Nar-Narayan temple on one side and on other Saraswati-Alaknanda rivers sangam, Lord Ganesha-Ved Vyas caves, Mansarovar Stream, Bhim Pul, Saraswati River, Saraswati Temple, Draupadi Temple. These are within 1.5-2.5 kms walk in same area around Mana village. And finally Vasudhara Falls from Saraswati & Draupadi temples endpoint of Manaa 5-6 kms further trek up the glaciers. See my reviews on these places. See my review for Vasudhara Falls for details of trek! Darshan closes by 9.30 PM night!
2. Jatia Baba Samadhi Mandir
3. Jagannath Temple
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 2,771 reviews
Reviewed By 2105bimal - Chandigarh, India
Nothing can describe the ultimate pilgrimage of Hindu religion. The seat of Lord Jagannath, literally the king of the world. From the vast temple complex, to the intricate carvings on the walls of the structure,to the flag which always flies in the opposite direction of the wind to the sanctum sanctorum where only the privileged see the Lord and his siblings is a very humbling experience. The kitchen is huge and cooking is done for approximately 50000 people daily by an army of cooks in only earthen vessels on a wood fire and water drawn from wells within the complex. This temple along with Konark should be on top of the bucket list when visiting Odisha, India.
4. Villoondi Tirtham
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4.5 based on 106 reviews
Reviewed By SandeepSaxena-IIP - Dehradun, India
Witness Ramayan in action here. The place finds mention also in Valmiki Ramayan. Rameshwaram is well-known for its temple tanks but a place that is of special importance is the Villoondi Theertham. Legend has it that this was created with lord Rama shot an arrow to get fresh water from the sea to quench his wife Sita’s thirst. Located about 7 km from the Ramanathaswamy Temple, this place offers some stunningly beautiful and dramatic views of the sea. Incidentally, the place is named Villondi or 'buried bow' as it is believed to be the place where Lord Rama buried his bow and arrow. A long platform leads you to this holy well and it is magical to walk on it as you see the sea from both the sides. The water in the well is quite mysteriously sweet in spite of being surrounded by salt sea water all around and devotees believe it will do them good if they take a sip of this holy water. There is a small temple like structure adjoining this place and as you stand at the edge of the platform, you can see statues of gods and goddesses in the water bed. The sight is quite fascinating, just like the place itself. 2
5. Arulmigu Ramanatha Swamy Temple
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4.5 based on 1,695 reviews
Reviewed By KRAMA200 - Seattle, United States
Ramanathaswamy Temple is one of the revered and Holy Temple for Hindus in India,A perfect blend of mind-boggling architecture and spiritual significance, Rameshwaram Temple, also known as Ramanathaswamy Temple of Tamil Nadu is dedicated to Lord Shiva. It also boasts of being one of the 12 Jyotirlinga temples of India. Not just spiritually, Rameshwaram Temple is appealing architecturally also. With the longest corridor of the world and immaculate carvings on pillars, it is definitely a treat for your eyes. The lingam in the Rameshwaram Temple was installed by Lord Rama but, the construction was led by several rulers over the centuries. Inside the temple, there are two lingams- Ramalingam and Shivalingam. The latter is still worshipped first to preserve the words of Lord Rama. The twenty-two holy water bodies of the Ramanathaswamy Temple come to the rescue of people living a life full of regrets and those who want to absolve their sins. To attain salvation, devotees flock here to worship Lord Shiv and take dips in sacred water. The Rameshwaram Temple has a striking architecture which allures tourists from all over the world. Like all other temples in South India, it has a high wall or madil which guards the temple from all four sides. The wall measures about 865 feet from east to west and 675 feet from north to south. The long corridors running between huge colonnades on five feet high platforms forms part of the temple's interior. The second corridor is built with sandstone pillars, beams and ceiling. On the west lies the third corridor which paves the way to Setumadhava shrine. The total length of these corridors is around 3850 feet and are reputed to be the longest in the world. A Must Visit Attraction
6. Vimala Temple
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4.5 based on 63 reviews
Reviewed By Padmini15 - Mumbai, India
The Bimala Temple is a Shakti Peetha in the South Western side within the Jagannath temple complex.The Goddess is considered to be the gurdian of Lord Jagannath and such is the importance of this temple that the prasad offered to Lord Jagannath is complete and becomes Maha prasad only after the offering is made to the Goddess!!
7. Tapt Kund
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4.5 based on 112 reviews
Reviewed By pawanagni - Kanpur, India
This kund is just adjacent to Badrinath temple. As the saying goes you need to take bath in this holy kund before taking darshan of Badri Vishal ji...
8. Nageshwar Shiva Temple
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4.5 based on 377 reviews
Reviewed By AKAlld - Allahabad, India
Nageshwar Mahadev is one of the 12 Jyotirling of Mahadev. Somnath Mahadev and this one are located in Gujarat. During winter of 2019 I could get opportunity to have a glimpse of Lord Shiva. This temple is accessible from Dwarka. The temple is beautiful and grand. When I reached there, I got the darshan within 30 minutes. Only a little crowd was there. Prasad is sold inside temple premises. Darshan of Lord Shiva is available from a distance of 2-3 meter. After darshan one can meditate and worship Lord Shiva by sitting in a platform opposite to it. I was lucky to have glimpse of this holy Jyotirling. None can review or rate such holy place but I am writing here just to tell my experience . Om Namo Shivay.
9. Nageshwar Jyotirlinga Temple
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4.5 based on 453 reviews
Reviewed By Singh_Blog
Nageshwar Jyotirlinga Temple, Near Dwarka , Gujarat , India .. Timing – 06:00 AM to 12:30 PM & 5.00PM to 9.30 PM Abhishekam – 6:00 AM to 12:30 PM Entry Fee – Free For Per Adult ( Indian And SAARC Countries ) Entry Fee – Free For Per Adult Foreigner Camera Fee – Free ( No Tripod Monopod Allowed ) Camera allowed in Premises area , But not allowed Inside Temple No Shoes Allowed inside the Temple, Proper Shoe Racks available inside Premises. Do not take any food items / Plastic water bottle’s inside Temple , kept in your vehicles PARKING SPACE FOR VEHICLES Near Parking Space, shops for refreshment, water, food items. Nageshwar Temple is located on the route between Gomati Dwarka and the Bait Dwarka Island on the coast of Saurashtra in Gujarat, The Dwarka Railway Station is locate near to Nageshwar Temple. It is about 15 km from the Temple. Auto Riksha / Three Wheler terrify is around 300-400 upto Nageshwar for both side . Taxi will cost you around 800-1200 and in peak session it will go to Rs .1700/- In side The Temple you can purchase Thali for Aarti And Abhishakum .Thali will cost you around Rs. 150-350 depend on size and items in thali The Separate donation / Slip Cost for Abhishakum / Special Pooja , it will cost from Rs, 101 – 750 or more, it depend on types of different Poojas. FOR ABHISHAKUM / POOJA , COMPULSORY WEAR DHOTI / LUNGEE FOR GENETS . DHOOTE / LUNGEE EASLEY AVAILABLE FREE OF COST IN THE TEMPLE .
