Day 4: Drive from Guptkashi to Badrinath

After the following aurora, make preparations to go to the second of the Char Dhams, which is Badrinath. Pack your luggage, have breakfast, and the journey will begin. You will be provided with hotel rooms by the staff located in front of the temple, and from the window of your room, you will be able to see the entrancing Maha pooja abhishekh that is housed inside the temple. Get some rest and then you may go worship at the beautiful temple when you've cleaned up. Badrinath, which is dedicated to Lord Vishnu, is located at an elevation of 3,133 metres above sea level and is the second of the four Hindu pilgrimage sites known as the Char Dhams. In the context of the Chardham Pilgrimage, the temple is a highly significant destination. It was given the name Badrinath due to the abundance of fruit trees, since the word badri refers to berries. It is said that once at a time, Lord Vishnu was doing penance at that location, and in order to protect him from the storms and the climate problem, Mata Lakshmi assumed the shape of a badri tree and covered him. Following this event, the location was eventually covered with a grove of badri trees and given the name badrikashram or badrinath. There is also another famous temple there called Triyuginarayan, which is said to have been where Lord Shiva and Mata Parvati were married. You may visit this temple if you go to that location. Both the Taptkund (a body of hot water) and the Naradkund are locations where visitors may bathe or pay their respects. Within the route, the bheempul is well-known for the tale that surrounds the building of it. It is well knowledge that as the Pandavas were travelling from the path, Draupadi became very exhausted and was unable to walk in the river. At that moment, Bhim threw a large stone, and it built a way like a bridge. After travelling to all of India's attractions, the last stop will be at Mana Village, which is the most southernmost community in India and is next to the Indo-China border. There, the Indo-Mangolia people or the Bhotiya tribes, who have some Chinese influence in their culture, make their homes there. The vyas cave and the ganesh cave are the following two stops. You should have supper and then spend the night at the hotel room where you are staying.