The
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Temples
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BADARINATH
The Himalayan abode of Sri Maha Vishnu |
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ANTIQUITY
From
time immorial, Badarinath temple, situated amidst the towering snow-capped peaks
and hot water springs in the Tehri -Garwal region of the Himalayas, known to
mythology as Uttara Khand is casting an irresistible fascination on the
religionists. It lies in a valley of 3 square miles with lofty mountains - Nara
and Narayana to its East-West and the famous Alakananda flowing just in from of
it. According to legends this entire area was once surrounded by trees bearing
wild berries-badris, and hence it goess by the name Badarivan. And it was the
abode of celestials and great saints, sages, ascetics and hermits of great
spiritual eminence. Immortal works by poets, dramatists, commentators like
Kalidas and Sri Sankara Bhagavatpada etc., have eulogised its glory and beauty
in several places of their works.
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