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CHARDHAM  YATRA -
One Expression around which all religions base their
preaching. Peace of mind, body and soul. Since time immemorial both man and God have just one prayer - Shanti - for the living and
the Departed. The Char Dham, also called the Deo Bhumi - The Adobe of the Gods - presents just the ambience where the Divine & the Sublime coexist.
Once there, the sheer magnificence and the tranquil beauty so immerses you into a world of spirituality that you experience true
peace and humility. Nature in all its splendour, at once huge and overwhelming and yet humble in its exquisite beauty - the pilgrimage to the Char Dhams is the experience that will stay with you and beyond.
The Holy Himalayas :
The Himalayas - the world's most majestic & loftiest mountain chain, is the global heritage of all mankind. The sublime quality of this "Adobe of Snows' has, since time immemorial, inspired the sages & saints of India and has attracted tourists & pilgrims from world over to its awesome beauty & calm serenity. Uttaranchal abounds in places of sanctity where devotees converge every year to pay obeisance to their Gods braving vagaries of weather & other human travails in Himalaya. Closest to the celestial beings, devotees from all corners of the country have flocked to these Himalayan shrines of Char Dham - Yamunotri, Gangotri, Kedarnath & Badrinath every year to seek salvation. The arduous trails remain in the ancient sanctuaries of faith for a fulfilling experience. The four dhams receive holy water in the form of four streams - Yamuna (Yamunotri), Bhagirathi (in Gangotri), Mandakini (in Kedarnath) and Alaknanda (in Badrinath). |
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KAILASH
MANSAROVAR
From the advent of Hindu religion for the last
5000 years, it is believed that the sacred
rivers originate from the centre of the
universe, which is Mount Kailash and Mansarovar.
Mt. Kailash also known as Sumeru rabat is the
home of Lord Shiva and Indeed the Indus, Satluj,
Ganges via Karnali and the Brahmaputra River
begins at this most holy spot...
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PANCH-KEDAR
YATRA
As the legend goes... in the Mahabhar at, while on their Himalayan Pilgrimage, the Pandavas decided to pay Homage to Lord SHIVA. But Lord Shiva was not interested in meeting them as they were guilty of Gotra Hatya. Seeing the Pandavas coming, the Lord disguised himself as a
Bull. But the Pandavas saw through Shiva's disguise...
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