Sunday, December 16

Important Bathing Dates Kumbh Mela 2013 Prayag Allahabad

Kumbh Mela 2013 – Prayag Allahabad – Important Dates
Also believed to be the largest gathering of Faith Kumbh Mela 2013 is welcoming the devotees to the holy city of Prayag Allahabad. Millions of people from India and abroad visit the Kumbh Mela and in 2013 as well devotees from across the globe are going to Kumbh Mela 2013 at Prayag Allahabad.
Devotees please note the below mentioned important bathing dates of Kumbh Mela 2013
January 14, 2013 – Makar Sakranti
January 27, 2013 – Paush Poornima
February 10, 2013 – Mauni Amavasya
February 15, 2013 – Vasant Panchami
February 25, 2013 – Maghi Poornima
March 10, 2013 – Maha Shivratri
Some dos and don’ts for the devotees visiting Kumbh Mela 2013
Please avoid plastic and polythene; it is strictly prohibited in the Mela
Please maintain cleanliness and do not litter
Never ever touch the unclaimed or unidentified objects near the Kumbh Mela area, inform the administration immediately
Always prefer the bathing ghat near the place you are staying
More information is available at the official site www.kumbhmelaallahabad.gov.in

Saturday, December 15

MP Madhya Pradesh B.Ed Entrance Exam 2014-2015

Madhya Pradesh B.Ed (MP B.Ed) Entrance Exam 2014-2015
Are you looking for the latest details about the B.Ed Entrance Exams 2014-2015 in Madhya Pradesh (MP)? Do you inspire to become a teacher in MP? Department of Higher Education - Madhya Pradesh announces the B.Ed Entrance Exam time to time along with the schedule in the official website given below.

The notification for MP B.Ed Entrance 2014 is also made available at the leading local and national news papers. The process of registration for B.Ed generally begins in the month of November every year. The candidates willing to apply should go through the details at the official website www.mponline.gov.in

Watch out for the latest notification for B.Ed Entrance Exam 2014-2015 and get the following information soon at the official website.

Important Dates for the below will be made available at the official site highlighted above

2014-2015 MP B.ed Online Registration Form Filling  

MP B.ed Online Choice Filling and preference Selection  -
MP B.ed Document Verification
MP B.ed Print Allotment Letter -
MP B.ed T.C Reporting at Agrani College -
MP B.ed Fees Deposition at Agrani College

Tuesday, October 23

Government Public Holidays List for 2015 - Festival Dates in 2015

HOLIDAY LIST OF 2015 - FESTIVAL AND GAZETTED HOLIDAYS
Do you want to plan your vacation in advance? Are you looking for the festival dates in 2015? Do you want to know the dates of Diwali, Holi, Dussehra, Eid, Bakrid, Shivratri, Janamashtmi and other festivals in 2015? Below is the list of Festival Holidays in India

Please check the list announced by government of India in the below site

http://india.gov.in/calendar


Thursday

January 01

New Years Day

Arunachal pradesh, Manipur, Meghalaya, Miizoram, Nagaland, Sikkim, Tamil Nadu only


Thursday

January 01

New Years Day

Public Sector. Telangana only. Compensated by Sat Feb 14


Saturday

January 03

Milad-un-Nabi

Birthday of Prophet Muhammad


Sunday

January 04

Milad-un-Nabi

Birthday of Prophet Muhammad. Delhi, Tamil Nadu, Telangana


Monday

January 05

Guru Govind Singh Jayanti

Punjab only. Birthday of the tenth and final Sikh prophet-teacher


Monday

January 12

Birthday of Swami Vivekananda

West Bengal only.


Tuesday

January 13

Bhogi

Andhra Pradesh Only


Wednesday

January 14

Pongal

Also known as Makar Sankranti, Lohri, Bihu, Hadaga, Poki


Thursday

January 15

Pongal

Assam, Karnataka, Tamil Nadu, Telangana


Friday

January 16

Thiruvalluvar Day

Tamil Nadu only


Saturday

January 17

Uzhavar Tirunal

Puducherry, Tamil Nadu only


Wednesday

January 21

Sonam Lhochar

Sikkim only. Tamang New Year


Friday

January 23

Netaji Subhas Chandra Bose Jayanti

Assam, Odisha, Tripura, West Bengal. Birthday of a prominent leader in the Indian freedom movement


Saturday

January 24

Vasant Panchami

Haryana, Odisha,Tripura, West Bengal only


Saturday

January 24

Sir Chhotu Ram Jayanti

Haryana only


Sunday

January 25

Statehood Day

Himachal Pradesh only


Monday

January 26

Republic Day

Commemorates the establishment of the Constitution of India


Saturday

January 31

Me-dam-me-phi

Assam. Ancestor festival


Tuesday

February 03

Guru Ravidas Birthday

Haryana, Himachal Pradesh, Punjab only


Saturday

February 14

Maharshi Dayanand Saraswati Jayanti

Haryana only


Tuesday

February 17

Maha Shivratri

Celebrated on the 13th night/14th day in the Krishna Paksha


Thursday

February 19

Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj Jayanti

Maharashtra (Mumbai) only


Thursday

February 19

Losar

Sikkim only. Tibetan New Year


Friday

February 27

Public Holiday

Haryana only. Marks the death of a key official


Thursday

March 05

Doljatra

Holi Dahan. Assam, Odisha, Uttar Pradesh, West Bengal only.


Friday

March 06

Holi



Wednesday

March 18

Public Holiday

Goa. Polling day for zilla panchayat elections


Saturday

March 21

Ugadi

Telugu and Kannada New Year. Karnataka, Maharashtra, Andhra Pradesh, Telangana, Uttar Pradesh.


Monday

March 23

Shaheedi Diwas of Bhagat Singh, Rajguru & Sukhdev

Haryana only


Saturday

March 28

Ram Navami

Celebrates the birth of Lord Rama to King Dasharatha of Ayodhya


Wednesday

April 01

Odisha Day

Odisha only. Utkal Divas


Thursday

April 02

Mahavir Jayanti

The most important religious holiday in Jainism


Friday

April 03

Good Friday

Friday before Easter Sunday


Sunday

April 05

Babu Jagjivan Ram Birthday

Andhra Pradesh, Telangana only


Monday

April 13

Vaisakhi

Haryana only


Tuesday

April 14

Dr Ambedkar Jayanti

Birthday of Bhimrao Ramji Ambedekar


Tuesday

April 14

Tamil New Year

Puthandu. Tamil Nadu only


Tuesday

April 14

Vaisakhi

Haryana only


Wednesday

April 15

Himachal Day

Himachal Pradesh only. The province of Himachal Pradesh was created on 15 April 1948


Wednesday

April 15

Bengali New Year

Tripura, West Bengal only


Wednesday

April 15

Vishu

Kerala Only. First day of Tulu calendar


Monday

April 20

Parashurama Jayanti

Haryana, Himachal Pradesh, Uttar Pradesh only


Friday

May 01

Maharashtra Day

Maharashtra (Mumbai) only. Commemorates the formation of the state of Maharashtra on 1 May 1960


Friday

May 01

May Day

Assam, Bihar, Goa, Jharkhand, Karnataka, Kerala, Manipur, Tamil Nadu, Tripura, West Bengal only


Sunday

May 03

Hazrat Alis Birthday

Uttar Pradesh only. Son in law of Prophet Muhammad


Monday

May 04

Buddha Purnima

Birth of Buddha


Saturday

May 09

Birthday of Rabindra Nath Tagore

Tripura, West Bengal. A Bengali polymath who reshaped literature and music.


Wednesday

May 20

Maharana Pratap Jayanti

Haryana, Himachal Pradesh only


Tuesday

June 02

Sant Guru Kabir Jayanti

Gazetted holiday in Haryana, Himachal Pradesh, Punjab.


Monday

June 15

Raja Sankranti

Odisha only


Tuesday

June 16

Arjun Dev Martyrdom day

Punjab Only


Friday

July 10

Jumat-ul-Wida

Last Friday of Ramadam


Saturday

July 18

Idul Fitr

All states except Goa, Jharkhand and Uttar Pradesh


Saturday

August 15

Independence Day



Monday

August 17

Teej

Haryana only


Tuesday

August 18

Parsi New Year

Jamshed Navroz. Mumbai Only


Thursday

August 27

First Onam

Kerala only. Harvest Festival


Friday

August 28

Thiruvonam

Kerala only. Harvest Festival


Saturday

August 29

Raksha Bandhan

Gujarat, Rajasthan, Uttarakhand, Uttar Pradesh only.


Saturday

September 05

Janmashtami

Celebrates the birth of Lord Shri Krishna


Tuesday

September 15

Tithi of Shrimanta Shankar Dev

Assam only


Thursday

September 17

Ganesh Chaturthi

Varasiddhi Vinayaka Vrata


Friday

September 18

Nuakhai

Odisha only. Day after Ganesh Chaturthi


Monday

September 21

Sree Narayana Guru Samadhi

Kerala only. Marks the death of a key social reformer


Wednesday

September 23

Haryana's Heroes' Martyrdom Day

Haryana only


Thursday

September 24

Idul Juha

Bakrid.


Friday

September 25

Idul Juha

Bakrid. Assam, Delhi, Himachal Pradesh, Haryana, Maharashtra


Friday

October 02

Mahatma Gandhi Birthday

Gandhi Jayanti.


Monday

October 12

Mahalaya

Karnataka, Odisha, Tripura, West Bengal only.


Tuesday

October 13

Muharram

Observed mainly by the Shia Muslim community


Tuesday

October 13

Maharaja Agrasen Jayanati

Haryana only


Tuesday

October 20

Saptami of Durgapuja

Assam, Odisha, Sikkim, Tripura, West Bengal


Wednesday

October 21

Ayudha Puja

Assam, Karnataka, Sikkim, Tamil Nadu


Thursday

October 22

Dussehra

Vijaya Dashami.


Thursday

October 22

Mahanavami

Kerala, Odisha only. Ninth Day of Dussehra


Friday

October 23

Vijaya Dashami

Assam, Kerala, Odisha, Sikkim. Dussehra


Friday

October 23

Muharram

Tamil Nadu only


Saturday

October 24

Muharram (10th Day)

Day of Ashurah


Saturday

October 24

Durga Puja

Mahastami. Odisha, Sikkim only


Tuesday

October 27

Maharishi Valmiki Birthday

Haryana, Himachal Pradesh, Karnataka, Punjab.


Tuesday

October 27

Lakshmi Puja

Odisha, Tripura, West Bengal only.


Sunday

November 01

Kannada Rajyothsava

Bangalore Only. Karnataka Formation Day


Sunday

November 01

Haryana Day

Haryana only.


Tuesday

November 10

Deewali

Deepawali.


Tuesday

November 10

Kali Puja

Odisha only. Festival dedicated to the Hindu goddess Kali


Wednesday

November 11

Kali Puja

West Bengal only. Festival dedicated to the Hindu goddess Kali


Wednesday

November 11

Deewali

Deepawali. Delhi, Haryana, Himachal Pradesh, Odisha, Punjab, Telangana


Wednesday

November 11

Diwali

Laxmi Puja. Maharashtra


Thursday

November 12

Diwali

Deepawali. Maharashtra


Thursday

November 12

Vishavkarma day

Haryana only


Wednesday

November 25

Rasa Purnima

Odisha only


Wednesday

November 25

Guru Nanak Birthday

The Birthday of Guru Nanak Sahib, the founder of Sikhism, falls on full moon day of the month Kartik


Thursday

December 24

Milad-un-Nabi

Birthday of Prophet Muhammad. Second time in 2015.


Friday

December 25

Christmas Day

Observed in all states


Saturday

December 26

Shaheed Udham Singh's Birthday




Holiday List for 2013 - Gazetted and Restricted Holidays 2013
Are you looking for the festival dates in 2013? Do you want to know the dates of Diwali, Holi, Dussehra, Eid, Bakrid, Shivratri, Janamashtmi and other festivals in 2013? Below is the list of Festival Holidays in India
Holidays in January 2013
January 24
Milad-un-Nabi
Birthday of Prophet Muhammad
January 26
Republic Day
Holidays in March 2013
March 10
Maha Shivratri
Celebrated on the 13th night/14th day in the Krishna Paksha
March 27
Holi
March 29
Good Friday
Friday before Easter Sunday
Holidays in April 2013
April 11
Ugadi
Telugu and Kannada New Year. Karnataka (Bangalore), Maharashtra, Andhra Pradesh only.
April 20
Ram Navami
April 23
Mahavir Jayanti
Holidays in May 2013
May 1
Maharashtra Day
Maharashtra (Mumbai) only
May 1
May Day
Andhra Pradesh, Assam, Bihar, Goa, Karnataka, Kerala, Manipur, Puducherry, Tamil Nadu, Tripura, West Bengal only
May 25
Buddha Purnima
Birth of Buddha
Holidays in August 2013
August 8
Idul Fitr
August 15
Independence Day
August 20
Parsi New Year
Mumbai Only
August 28
Janmashtami
Restricted Holiday. Bangalore, Delhi. Celebrates the birth of Lord Shri Krishna
Holidays in September 2013
September 9
Ganesh Chaturthi
Andhra Pradesh, Goa, Gujarat, Maharashtra, Orissa, Puducherry, Tamil Nadu only
Holidays in October 2013
October 2
Mahatma Gandhi Birthday
Gandhi Jayanti
October 14
Dussehra
Vijaya Dashami
October 15
Idul Juha
Bakrid
Holidays in November 2013
November 1
Kannada Rajyothsava
Bangalore Only
November 3
Deewali
Deepawali
November 5
Muharram
Observed mainly by the Shia Muslim community
November 14
Muharram (10th Day)
Day of Ashurah
November 17
Guru Nanak Birthday
Holidays in December 2013
December 25
Christmas day



Friday, August 10

Driving Directions Delhi – Greater Noida – Agra – Yamuna Expressway

How to reach Delhi – Greater Noida – Agra – Yamuna Expressway
Finally the much awaited Yamuna Expressway linking Delhi-Greater Noida- Agra was thrown open to the general public on 9th August 2012. Now the travel time from Delhi to Agra has decreased by over 3 hours. Now you can reach Agra from delhi in just 2 to 3 hours. Now India Gate to Agra have come so closer.
However you need to pay some premium for this ride from Delhi to Agra. The car and jeep owners need to pay toll of Rs 320. The 165-km expressway between Greater Noida and Agra is truly international class and the smooth road will definitely tempt you to drive fast. But be aware there are interceptors in between and if you cross the upper limit of 100 kms per hour on the Delhi Agra Yamuna Express highway be ready to pay high penalty.

Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Akhilesh Yadav inaugurated the Yamuna Express way via Video Conferencing. The distance of 165 kms between Agra and Greater Noida will be completed in 100 minutes.
The Yamuna Express way has been constructed by Jaypee Group which has the right to collect toll for 36 years. The maximum speed of 100 km per hour is fixed for light vehicles and speed for heavy vehicles has been fixed to 65 km per hour
Driving Directions Yamuna Expressway - Delhi to Agra
If you are in Central, North, West Delhi or coming from ISBT Kashmere gate side then you need to come to Noida More near Akshardham Temple in East delhi. From Akshardham flyover you take the Noida Road. Go straight and this road will lead you to the Express Highway.
When coming from South Delhi you can take DND flyway to Noida and keep an eye for the diversion just after paying the toll at DND. It will lead you straight to the Express way to Greater Noida and subsequently to Agra.
Alternatively you can also come via Sarita Vihar. After crossing the Yamuna Bridge at Kalindi Kunj take right from Mahamaya flyover and that road will lead you to the Yamuna Express Highway.
Enjoy your trip to Agra now via Yamuna Expressway from Delhi to Agra. Please do not cross the maximum speed limit of 100 km per hour for cars. If you do that then be ready for the fine at the next toll gate.
There are cameras installed on the Yamuna Express way for the traffic offenders so be ware.

On the way you will also see the amzing Budha International Circuit, Sports complex and cricket stadium

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Tuesday, August 7

Planning Char Dham Yatra

How to Plan Char Dham Yatra to YAMUNOTRI, GANGOTRI, KEDARNATH, BADRINATH

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Unlike Amarnath or Mansarovar where you need to register yourself for the Yatra, the registration is not required for the Chardham Yatra. It is considered as one of the most strenuous Yatras in India. The breathtaking scenic beauty of Rawaai Ghati is amazing during the journey to Yamunotri.

YAMUNOTRI
Yamunotri is the first destination of the Char Dham Yatra located up in a deep cleft on the western face of the Banderpoonch Peak. The enchanting and charming journey to Yamunotri Dham is alongside the River Yamuna itself. There is a temple here represented by a black marble idol which is dedicated to Goddess Yamuna. There is a white image of Goddess Ganga here, the other deity.


You can see the Divya Shila, a dark rock from which springs a stream of very hot water just outside the main temple. This holy area is considered to be the origin of the Yamuna. The pilgrims seek blessings here before going to the temple.
Champasar Glacier, near Saptarishi Kund, is about 1 km above the shrine where you need to trek. It is where the source of cold stream of Yamuna located. It is at an altitude of about 14,500 ft above sea level and is accessible through a very difficult terrain; you need to be careful if you wish to go there.  

The miraculous hot waters of the Taptkund is where the Pilgrims take a holy dip. It is located next to the main temple in Yamunotri. The source of the hot water is from the Suryakund nearby. The men and women have separate bathing tanks here. After the holy dip the pilgrims offer puja at the Divya Shila. This is of immense importance, and is done before visiting the main temple. Pilgrims also cook small offering of rice and potatoes in the Suryakund which offered to the deity in the main temple, and returned to the pilgrim as prasad. Pilgrims also carry water from Yamu­notri to offer it to Krishna in their homes during Janmashtami or on other special occasions related to Krishna.

The Yamuna Valley where Yamunotri is located is also known as Rawaai Ghaati. It is absolutely fabulous for its scenic beauty. The roads in the dark mountains are very narrow with recurrent twists. However the view is a surprise around every bend. The River Yamuna runs and flow with huge pace all along the journey. The vegetation all around is abundant but will not restrict the amazing view.

En route to Yamunotri, you will find a very scenic halt, Barkot which is interesting as you will witness here the mountain ranges open up. You will see exotic and exquisite stepped rice fields and red-topped choulai (a variant of spinach) fields seem to be arranged for the pleasure of the visitor.

Yamunotri Temple Timings 6 am-8 pm
Yamunotri Season - The temple opens on Akshay Tritiya (usually May) and closes on Yama Dwitiya, or Bhai Duj, the second day after Diwali
Yamunotri Main Temple Aarti timings 6.30 am and 7.30 pm.

GANGOTRI
The holy place of Gangotri ignores the rumble of River Bhagirathi and is set located in the middle of craggy mountains and deodar forests at 9,980 ft above sea level. Gangotri is the pious and holy source of one of the holiest rivers in India, the Ganga. Ganga is also known as Bhagirath here. It is named after the ancient king Bhagirath, brought her down from the heavens by performing penance. People have this faith and belief that bathing in Bhagirathi’s waters will bring deliverance from sins com­mit­ted in the present and past births. The actual source of Ganga is the ice cave of Gaumukh.


Gangotri Temple Timings 6.15 am-2 pm, 3-9.30 pm (summer); 6.45 am-2 pm, 3-7 pm (as winter approaches)
Gangotri Season - The temple opens on the day of Akshay Tritiya and closes down on Yama Dwitiya or Bhai Duj 

KEDARNATH
After Yamunotri and Gangotri the pilgrims go to Kedarnath to offer prayers and to seek blessings. Kedarnath Temple is located at around 11,746 ft above sea level, near the source of another holy River Mandakini. Once you reach Gaurikund in your vehicle you need to trek 14 kms northwards to reach the holy Kedarnath. You have other options to reach there like ponies or palanquins hoisted by four men. The amazing and breathtaking trek to Kedarnath is alongside River Mandakini. The 14 km journey itself is a heartening experience through spectacular waters, stark mountain faces, snow peaks, flowers and floating clouds. 


Kedarnath Temple Timings 6 am-2 pm, 5-8 pm
Kedarnath Season - The opening date of the Kedarnath will depend on Shivaratri (mid-Feb) by the panch purohit (five priests) in Ukhimath and then announced and communi­cated through various agencies. The opening dates usually falls around mid-May. The closing date is, however, fixed and falls on Yama Dwitiya or Bhai Duj. The temples at Yamunotri and Gangotri close on the same day.

BADRINATH
The holy Badrinath Temple is located by the banks of the River Alaknanda at an altitude of 10,276 ft above sea level, situated against the background of the Neelkanth Peak, nestled between the Nara and Narayana mountains.


Badrinath Temple Timings 4 am-noon, 3-9 pm
Badrinath Season - The decision to open the Badrinath temple is taken by the Raj Purohit of Tehri Maharaj at the Narendranagar Palace. The day of closure is decided on Vijayadashmi (mid-Oct) by the dharmadhikari of the temple committee in Badrinath.
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Where to stay: In Yamunotri - Hotels and Guest Houses in Yamunotri
On the way to Yamunotri and in Yamunotri there are numerous dharamshalas. There is a GMVN Guest House that has 3 dormatories. However you need to book it in advance. Hanuman Mandir Dharamshala run by Rambharose Das famously known as Nepali Baba is very famous. It is believed that he has not stepped out of Yamunotri for more than 40 years now.

The Hanuman Dharamshala has around 30 rooms and the charges range between Rs 500-700 per room. Other good Dharamshala’s include, Kali Kamli Dharamshala (8 rooms), Yamuna Ashram (35 rooms), Ramanand Ashram (8 rooms) and Kalindi Ashram (8 rooms).

Barkot – It is about 32 km before Yamunotri
One of the better GMVN Guest Houses is located in Barkot, Contact detail of this guest house in Barkot is Tel: 01375-224236. It has 17 rooms, four of which are deluxe.

In Sayana Chatti – It is about 13 km before Yamunotri
There are many big and small hotels and guest houses in Sayana Chatti. Some of the hotels include Hotel Kalindi (Tel: 01375-233385). There are around 20 rooms and tariff is between Rs 500 to Rs 1000 in Hotel kalindi Sayana Chatti Yamunotri. There is another good hotel named Hotel Himalaya (Tel: 233321; Tariff: Rs 500 approx). Some other hotels include Deepin Lodge which has 37 rooms. Do not forget to bargain the tariff during off-season. There is a GMVN facility which has 9 rooms.

On the way to Yamunotri there are some other good destinations like Rana Chatti 11 km before Yamunotri and Janki Chatti, 5 km before Yamunotri where you can find some good hotels and guest houses.


 Where to stay: In Gangotri - Hotels and Guest Houses in Gangotri
On the way to Gangotri and in and around Gangotri there are many private hotels and ashrams. There is a GMVN Tourist Rest House in Gangotri,located about 100 m from the Temple, the contact details are Tel: 013772-22221, the Tariff ranges between Rs 400-1,300. Other hotels in Gangotri include The Great Ganga Hotel Gangotri contact details Tel: 22272 and Tariff: Rs 300-600. Other hotels include the best hotel in Gangotri, and Bhagirathi Sadan. You will also find many ashrams are located on the other side of the river, some of which provide accommodation to visitors.

In Bhojbasa and Chirbasa
There is GMVN guest house in Bhojbasa which is 14-km trek east, ahead of Gangotri. You can also get the Tent Accommodation In Chirbasa  which is about 9-km trek east, en route Bhojbasa

Harsil is about 28 km before Gangotri which boasts of a huge army camp. There are many hotels in Harsil, some of them include Leisure Hotels, Hotel Skylark, Hotel Snow  and Hotel Mini Swiss

There is a good hotel at Dharali about 25 km before Gangotri - Hotel Springdales with all the facilities.

Hotel Rishilok at Gangnani 59 km before Gangotri is another good option while traveling to Gangotri.

You will also get good accommodation in good hotels in Uttarkashi about 100 km before Gangotri.
There is Hotel Shivlinga and Bhandari Hotel with good restaurants.

The Kali Kamli Dharamshala is also well maintained and is an economical option with neat and clean rooms..

Where to stay: In Kedarnath 
You have an option to stay at GMVN Tourist Bungalow the contact number is Tel: 01364-263210 and Tariff ranging between Rs 400-1,400. There is a very good rest house maintained and run by the temple committee. There are many other options to stay in Kedarnath as you will find number of private hotels and dharamshalas offering neat and cheap accommodation.

You can also stay in Guptkashi located about 32 km before Kedarnath
Here you will find a GMVN Guptkashi contact details Tel: 01364-267221 and Tariff ranging from Rs 650-800. You have an option to stay in Leisure Hotels’ tents the contact details are Tel: 011-26413304, 26447803; Tariff will depend on your package. Make sure that you bargain on the tariff before finalizing..


You can also stay at Gaurikund 14 km before Kedarnath. Here you have option to stay at the GMVN Gaurikund the contact details of which areTel: 01364-269202 and the Tariff ranging between Rs 600-700. There is a guest house run by temple committee with 9 rooms. Apart from these option there are number of private hotels in Gaurikund. Some of the hotels in Gaurikund near Kedarnath include Devlok Hotel,. Panjab Sindh Awas, Annapurna, Dhariwal Guest and Sunil Lodge near GMVN Gaurikund, also reasonably clean.

Accommodation and hotels in Rudraprayag (90 km before Kedarnath)
You have many options to stay in Rudraprayag. There is GMVN guest house the contact detail of which is Tel: 01364-233347 and the Tariff ranging from Rs 900-1,600. The sangam of Mandakini and Alaknanda is visible from here.  Then there is  Hotel Pinaki of the Radhe­shyam Group, and Monal Resorts in Rudraprayag which are good to stay.

Where to stay In Badrinath

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While in Badrinath you have number of hotels where you can have comfortable stay. Some of the hotels in Badrinath include Narayan Palace contact detail Tel: 01381-222380/ 1 and the Tariff ranges between Rs 2,000-5000. This is one of the best hotels in Badrinath, most luxurious option.

Now there is Park Inn. You have GMVN’s Hotel Devlok contact details Tel: 222212 and Tariff ranging between Rs 350-1,150; dormitory bed at Rs 80). Travellers Lodge in Badrinath, Govind Seva Sadan are some other options to stay in Badrinath

Places to see en route To Kedarnath
Rudraprayag
Sonprayag
Vasuki Tal
Chaukhamba Peak. 
 Ukhimath Guptkashi,

Places to see en route to Badrinath
Devprayag 
Karnaprayag
Baini Tal,
Adi Badri.
Nandprayag.
Joshimath
Chopta
Tungnath,
Panch Badri. 
Bhavishya Badri Yoga Badri
Adi Badri Vridha Badri 

While in Badrinath
The Mata Murti
Mana Village  
Govindghat 

*Please check the updated conatct details and tariffs with the respective hotels or guest houses