Shri Badrinath Ji Temple
Shri Badrinath Ji Temple
Shri Badrinath Ji Temple
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4:00 AM - 10:00 PM
Monday
4:00 AM - 10:00 PM
Tuesday
4:00 AM - 10:00 PM
Wednesday
4:00 AM - 10:00 PM
Thursday
4:00 AM - 10:00 PM
Friday
4:00 AM - 10:00 PM
Saturday
4:00 AM - 10:00 PM
Sunday
4:00 AM - 10:00 PM
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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.
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Makar
Ghaziabad, India25 contributions
May 2022
After coming back from Kedarnath we started for Badrinath morning 10 AM; road before Badrinath last 30 km was very bad; due to landslide we had to sleep in vehicle just 20 km before badrinath. Morning 5 am road got opened and we reach badrinath at 7am; weather was pleasant and management at Badrinath was better than of Kedarnath. we got darshan at 11.30 and we left Badrinath at 1PM to came back to Srinagar at around 8.30 to stay. and then started next morning to Delhi. Please take your own vehicle only if its in Best condition and you are very confident, Be ready for surprises and keep stock of Food and water.
Written 24 May 2022
This review is the subjective opinion of a Tripadvisor member and not of TripAdvisor LLC.
SRINIVAS_21
London, UK18 contributions
Oct 2021
Badrinath dham sourrounded by Himalayas and on the banks of river Alaknanda.
Jai Badri Vaishal, if I am given a chance I will stay here forever.
Can't express the feeling of visiting Badrinath mandir in words. It's once in lifetime experience.
Jai Badri Vaishal, if I am given a chance I will stay here forever.
Can't express the feeling of visiting Badrinath mandir in words. It's once in lifetime experience.
Written 26 November 2021
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Sandeep Awasthi
Lucknow, India68 contributions
Nov 2021
The only way to reach the temple is stairs. The temple managemnet doesn't bother to think about old and disbaled devotees who can't climb so many stairs. Wheel chair accessibility and ramp are missing. The entry points are too narrow and create artificial crowding even on lean days.
Written 16 November 2021
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Nalam Prasad
Mumbai, India15 contributions
Oct 2021
I have experienced one of my finest mesmerising movements of life here. Temple administration is good -- it is enforcing wearing mask, not allowing photos and treating pilgrims with due respect
Written 13 November 2021
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NITIN V
6 contributions
Oct 2021
Beautiful location , very good system at the entrance of the temple. they are very alert for covid protocol
Written 30 October 2021
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Dhiraj Shridhar
3 contributions
Jun 2020 • Solo
I Energizer to Jhanda Chowk, Kotdwar
201 km
Noida sector 10
Modinagar
Khatauli
Bijnor
Kiratpur
Nazibabad
Kotdwar
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Jhanda Chowk to Badrinath
324 km
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Gumkhal
Satpuli
Pauri
Srinagar
Rudraprayag
Gauchar
Karnaprayag
Nandprayag
Chamoli
Joshimath
Vishnuprayag
Govind Ghat
Hanuman Chatti
Badrinath Temple
Badrinath to Mana Village
5 km
Last village of India
Last tea shop of India
Ved Vyas Gufa
Ganesh Gufa
Bhim Pul
Saraswati originating point
Mana Village to Srikot
240 km
Same route
Srikot to New Delhi
368 km
Srikot
Pauri
Satpuli
Sidh bali mandir, Kotdwar
Nazibabad
Kiratpur
Bijnor
Khatauli
Sardhana
Kurali
New Delhi
201 km
Noida sector 10
Modinagar
Khatauli
Bijnor
Kiratpur
Nazibabad
Kotdwar
Day 2
Jhanda Chowk to Badrinath
324 km
Jhanda Chowk
Gumkhal
Satpuli
Pauri
Srinagar
Rudraprayag
Gauchar
Karnaprayag
Nandprayag
Chamoli
Joshimath
Vishnuprayag
Govind Ghat
Hanuman Chatti
Badrinath Temple
Badrinath to Mana Village
5 km
Last village of India
Last tea shop of India
Ved Vyas Gufa
Ganesh Gufa
Bhim Pul
Saraswati originating point
Mana Village to Srikot
240 km
Same route
Srikot to New Delhi
368 km
Srikot
Pauri
Satpuli
Sidh bali mandir, Kotdwar
Nazibabad
Kiratpur
Bijnor
Khatauli
Sardhana
Kurali
New Delhi
Written 15 March 2021
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RoadTripper Abhishek
Mumbai, India138 contributions
Jun 2020
There is enough and more written about Badrinath. Suffice to say, whether you are driven by faith, curiosity or just happen to be visiting it, you won’t come away disappointed!
Several years after I visited Badrinath, I happened to read a commentary on the life and works of Adi Shankaracharya. The Metaphysical side of the treatise aside, it has a mention that Shankaracharya found the statue of Badrinarayan (the deity of Badrinath) submerged in the Alaknanda river. He retrieved the idol and installed it at the temple. The temple itself at that time was an abandoned Buddhist shrine, WHICH was the original Badrinath temple. Apparently, the idol was hidden in the river to protect against raiders. Shankaracharya was aware of this fact since there is a mention of the temple in the Skanda Puran and the Vishnu Puran.
In the mid 30’s, British historians had dated the Ramayan to be around 2000 years old. Acharya Chandrashekharendra Saraswati, the then seer of the Kanchi mutth had famously congratulated them saying: ‘If you keep persevering, I am sure you will find the true age of the Ramayana’. Point is, the Purans predate the Ramayan by several centuries (if you believe Western historians) or millennia (if you believe Hindu mythology). Either ways, the Badrinath shrine is way older than what we’ve been told!
Several years after I visited Badrinath, I happened to read a commentary on the life and works of Adi Shankaracharya. The Metaphysical side of the treatise aside, it has a mention that Shankaracharya found the statue of Badrinarayan (the deity of Badrinath) submerged in the Alaknanda river. He retrieved the idol and installed it at the temple. The temple itself at that time was an abandoned Buddhist shrine, WHICH was the original Badrinath temple. Apparently, the idol was hidden in the river to protect against raiders. Shankaracharya was aware of this fact since there is a mention of the temple in the Skanda Puran and the Vishnu Puran.
In the mid 30’s, British historians had dated the Ramayan to be around 2000 years old. Acharya Chandrashekharendra Saraswati, the then seer of the Kanchi mutth had famously congratulated them saying: ‘If you keep persevering, I am sure you will find the true age of the Ramayana’. Point is, the Purans predate the Ramayan by several centuries (if you believe Western historians) or millennia (if you believe Hindu mythology). Either ways, the Badrinath shrine is way older than what we’ve been told!
Written 8 January 2021
This review is the subjective opinion of a Tripadvisor member and not of TripAdvisor LLC.
Indira K S
Bengaluru, India42 contributions
Nov 2020
We visited here in Nov 2020. The place is good and the temple is beautiful. It has a Hot spring. Lot of shops around. Temple is closed in the noon for Bhog and reopns at 5pm. You can visit in the evening too. The place is lively with lot of shops and eateries.
Places to visit are Charan Paduka. Mana village is the last village before Tibet border and is 3kms away form temple. In Mana, you can visit Vyas Gufa, Ganesh Gufa, Bheem Tal, Saraswathi falls & temple. Vasundhara falls is 5kms away & should be trekked.
Places to visit are Charan Paduka. Mana village is the last village before Tibet border and is 3kms away form temple. In Mana, you can visit Vyas Gufa, Ganesh Gufa, Bheem Tal, Saraswathi falls & temple. Vasundhara falls is 5kms away & should be trekked.
Written 30 November 2020
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chandan kumar de
Howrah, India61 contributions
Nov 2020
This temple is one of CHOTA CHARDHAM YATRA as well as CHARDHAM YATRA. A HOLY PLACE & can be accacable by car from mid April to DIWALI. Performed TARPAN at MARKANDEO Kunda adjacent to the temple.
Written 27 November 2020
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raunaq m
Kolkata (Calcutta), India11 contributions
Oct 2020
Recently my mother and aunt visited Shri Badrinath Ji temple, as a part of their Chardham Yatra. It was a great experience for them. They had started in Delhi with a rental car. The gentleman Rahul Gupta, who was both their driver and guide for the tour was really helpful. His contact numbers are 7895149799, 8191905851. He was covid conscious and had conducted the tour by keeping in mind all the safety precautions, which actually helped my mother and aunt enjoy the trip with great ease
Written 9 November 2020
This review is the subjective opinion of a Tripadvisor member and not of TripAdvisor LLC.
Sunshine15418869532
Kolkata (Calcutta), India
Have bus service from haridwar to badrinath in night
Is Haridwar to badrinath government buses run as per timings? Is bus tickets available there? Is any situation to stop of buses ? What the timings of buses
I want to do Tarpan of my forefathers.I belong to Madhubani District in Bihar.Can I get the name of Pandajee at Badrinath Dham and his mob no
Nilanjana Roy Chowdhury
Kolkata (Calcutta), India
I am going to visit Badrinath temple on 9th May 2022, will there be cold weather or normal? Do I have to carry woolens or jackets? Please Help!
I want to plan a trip for my parents to kedarnath badrinath gangotri and near by places if any one guide me where should I start and for how many days I am from sambalpur odisha
If I buy the ticket upto Badrinath ji can I get down at Govind ghat? Will they stop the bus at Govind ghat for me?
APatki
Mumbai, India60 contributions
Like other Dhams, Is there a trek involved to reach Badrinath Ji Temple? How is the accessibility in the month of April end and May?
Indira K S
Bengaluru, India42 contributions
There are motorable roads from Joshimath;. However, check for the opening dates, this year it could be May 14th. Check before you plan.
Navinpat
New Delhi, India130 contributions
How is the weather now i am travelling in first week of november.
It is safe to drive by own car.
Anything special that needs to be carried.
Ashish
Rishikesh, India422 contributions
Weather will be so cold in November time period . Yes it’s safe. Please carry medical kits, warm cloth .
Odyssey16453131270
New Delhi, India
We are planning to go towards the Rishikesh for modeling photography purpose with at least 90 students model from Delhi. Thus can some one tell me that, we have require permission or epass in this time. And actually if we will get only permission of our police station_ can we allowed to inside the rishikesh or we need more permission???
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- Restaurants near Shri Badrinath Ji Temple:
- (1.04 km) VARR - Temple Food of India
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