We visited the Kedarnath Shrine in the end of October just as the off season was starting. There were unseasonal rains and landslides in the Rudraprayag area at the time causing some delays in our travel plans. But all was more than worth it since the inflow of pilgrims into the Kedarnath Mandir as a result was relatively low. We... More

You dont need to be a Hindu or a worshiper of Shiva to visit Kedarnath. If you are a lover of beautiful nature or simply the Himalayas, don't hesitate to go and visit Kedarnath. And if you manage to learn the tales of the epic Mahabharata you will only understand why lakhs of Indian pilgrims over hundreds of years take... More

Its awesome yaar i mean i saw almost every weather in dis place in mrng it was cold, got hot with d sun at 11 after 12 it started raining so heavily n after 3 pm cold started again i mean so much of fog dat we were nt able to see the ppl coming from front approxx 10 steps... More

Me and my wife walked 14 Km to Kedarnath Dham and believe me though we were completely exhausted,we got the energy back when we saw got Baba's darshan.We stayed there for 2 nights in Meerut Mandal Guest House.We got our surprise when we saw the room.The room was neat and clean.The duvet was of very good quality.The place was very... More

it was more of a hilly trek than a spiritual visit for me. Started from Dehradun a day before. halt was made at Guptkashi before starting the trek of around 14 km. from Gaurikund. It was an exhausting trek especially because of the chill around. Took me around 5 hrs. to reach there with number of tea breaks wid friends.... More

Kedarnath is one of the 12jyothirlingas. Its located at the footsteps of himalayas and its an ideal location for people who enjoy temples and also feel the beautiful nature. There are hills, flowers, water falls, temple and so much. Its one of the most beautiful place i've visited (Mar 2009). More