The Full Moon Trip began with a visit to Badrinath and Kedarnath, a cultural and historical pilgrimage.

Hindu pilgrims seeking ‘salvation’ and peace enjoy the highest religious pilgrimage to Kedarnath and Badrinath at the four revered temples. Immerse yourself in the wonderful prayers and rituals of Hinduism, visit breathtaking temples, and explore the vibrant interconnection of rivers and local markets.

The Call of Kedarnath: Located at the foot of the Garhwal Himalayas at 3,583 meters, Kedarnath is where time seems to stand still. The day starts at Gaurikund, where trekkers don boots for a challenging but rewarding 16-kilometer ascent. Every step along the way is sacred, with the Mandakini River flowing alongside as a constant companion. When you approach the temple, fatigue disappears as the majestic Kedarnath Temple stands tall with the snow-capped peaks in the backdrop. Bowing your head in the temple is not just a ritual but a moment of deep connection, with prayers and the energy of the sacred place enveloping you.

Badrinath: Where Peace Meets Divinity: From Kedarnath, travel to Badrinath, located at an altitude of 3,300 meters, offering a different but equally fascinating experience. The journey through lush valleys, turbulent rivers, and picturesque villages feels like turning the pages of a history book. The sacred temple dedicated to Lord Vishnu is guarded by the towering Nar and Narayan mountains. The Alaknanda River flows gently nearby, creating a tranquil atmosphere. Before entering the temple, a visit to Tapt Kund, a natural hot spring, feels like a blessing in itself. The legends and energy of Badrinath make you feel part of something eternal.