Kedarnath Yatra is well-known as one of the Hindu Char Dham Yatra. Kedarnath Dham is situated at 3584m above sea level, close to the mouth of the Mandakini river. Kedarnath Mandir, which draws thousands of pilgrims each year, is situated in the Rudraprayag district of Uttarakhand. It is believed to be founded in the time of the Pandavas in the epic poem of Mahabharata. Adi Guru Shankaracharya conceived the present structure of the holy site. Today, I've compiled several unexplored facts regarding Kedarnath Yatra. Read the article.

• Lord Shiva guards the Kedarnath temple. The monsoon rains caused floods and landslides in 2013, which destroyed the entire Kedarnath region. A lot of worshippers and people were killed that year due to natural disasters. However, Kedarnath's temple Kedarnath was not destroyed as if a godlike power was protecting the temple from destruction.
• The Lingam located at Kedarnath is among Lord Shiva's twelve Jyotirlingas. It is believed that it blessed the Himalayas in a way that kept them enshrined in the divine majesty and wisdom of Lord Shiva.
• According to legend, when two avatars that were Nara as well as Narayana, Lord Vishnu, did a gruelling penance in Bharata Khanda's Badrikashram, the two worshipped the Shiva linga, which had emerged from the earth in stunning shape. Lord Shiva was pleased and appeared to Nara along with Narayana and requested an offering. Nara and Narayan then asked Lord Shiva to remain in Kedarnath as Jyotirlinga. Therefore, those who visit Kedarnath in the worship of Lord Shiva are no longer bound by the pains of their lives.
• The Kedarnath temple has Shiva Lingam, which is adorned with the idols that represent Lord Krishna, Parvati, the five Pandavas and their wives Draupadi and Veerabhadra as one of the vehicles used by Lord Shiva Nandi as well as other goddesses and gods. The Shiva Lingam located in the Kedarnath temple is formed like an equilateral triangle. This makes it distinct from other Shiva temples that are located in the Garbha Griha temple.
• Kedarnath Temple, a divine Himalayan place, is secured by Bhairon Nath Ji. His temple is located to the south of the Kedarnath Temple. Bhairon Nath Ji represents the fierce representation of Lord Shiva, who is associated with destruction and destruction. According to popular mythology, Bhairon Nath Ji wards away evil spirits and shields the temple from danger.

Plan your journey with Manchala Mushafir to enjoy the beauty of nature and the temple that has a great mythological significance.