Long and challenging trek involved.
The Rudranath Temple, located in Uttarakhand, India, is one of the five temples dedicated to Lord Shiva collectively known as the Panch Kedar. This temple is considered highly sacred by Hindu worshippers and is a great destination for trekking lovers.Starting from Chopta, a small meadow in Uttarkashi, the trek begins with a steep inclining walk border by a dense deodar forest. This trek is a steep but rewarding path. Over check points, you can enjoy the breathtaking views of snow-capped mountains, lush green meadows and pristine waterfalls. As you pass through the lush green meadows and deep forests, you’ll find a variety of exotic flowers and wild animals.
You can also Takula meadows and Audens nallah lake to add to the thrilling experience.You can take a rest at the Gopeshwar village, where you can enjoy the peacefulness of the village. After six hours of trekking, you will finally reach the Rudranath temple, the abode of Lord Shiva. This centuries old temple is situated at a height of 2286 m.The Rudranath temple is highly revered by Hindu devotee as it is believed that worshipping at the temple brings good luck and fortune. The temple is built with stone blocks and is quite small in size.
Inside the temple, you can find a Lord Shiva statue, as well as idols of Nandi, Shesha and Parvati.The Rudranath trek promises to be full of adventure and fun and is definitely a must-do for adventure seekers and nature lovers. The view of the snow clad mountains, picturesque meadows and breathtakingly beautiful nature is sure to fill you with serenity and joy. The satisfaction of being able to stand atop the temple and feel the presence of Lord Shiva is an experience that can be felt only with a visit to the Rudranath temple.
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