Kedarnath Yatra: Why This Destination Should Be on Every Sadhak's List.

Timeline
00:00 Introduction to the journey
01:33 Talking to Maa about her kedarnath journey
03:32 Day 1 Started our yatra from Rishikesh
06:12 Reached Devprayag (origin point of Maa ganga)
7:01 Reached Dhari Devi Temple : Protector of Uttarakhand
9:32 We Reached Sitapur for night stay
11:35 Gaurikund: Place where Maa Parvati did Tapsya to get Shiv Ji
13:15 Chirvasa Bhairav Ji: Where Pandava Blocked by Bhairav Ji
15:15 We reached Kedarnath Temple
18:01 Bhimshila : The protector of Kedarnath Temple
19:44 Bhukund Bhairav : First Priest of Kedarnath Temple
22:00 Kedarnath CleanUp : Our Dream Project
23:31 Kedarnath Baba Aarti Begins
26:00 Outro


Some journeys are more than just travel—they’re stories waiting to be lived and shared. Our Kedarnath Yatra this year was one such story.

It all began in Rishikesh, where the energy of the Ganga filled us with excitement, and our Guru’s blessings set the tone for what lay ahead. From there, it was a journey through misty mountains, quiet roads, and lively pit stops with our team. The laughter, the chai breaks, the moments of silence—it all felt like pieces of a puzzle coming together, leading us to the mighty Kedarnath.

But this wasn’t just about reaching the temple. This time, it was about giving back. We teamed up with Malhar, someone who’s been doing amazing work in Mumbai with clean-up initiatives, to take on a small but meaningful project. Behind the temple, tucked away in a serene corner, we cleaned the space end-to-end. It wasn’t just about cleaning—it was a way of honoring the sacredness of this land and spreading awareness about keeping our temples pristine.

Temples of Bharat is a series very close to our hearts, and this yatra is more than just a tradition for us. It’s what keeps us grounded, what reminds us of the larger journey—the one that always leads to Shiv.

This vlog is our story of exploring, serving, and connecting. Watch it to feel the magic of the Himalayas, the divinity of Kedarnath, and the joy of walking a path that goes far beyond the physical.

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