Home stay in Rudraprayag

Home stay in Rudraprayag Home stay in Rudraprayag is an best option to stay in lap of Himalayas in Kedar Valley. Rudraprayag is a small town in Uttarakhand, its name is derived from the name of ‘Rudra’, an incarnation of…

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Workation & Homstay
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Culture and Tradition, Himalayan Peak view, Pilgrimage Destination visit, Temples
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Home stay in Rudraprayag

Home stay in Rudraprayag is an best option to stay in lap of Himalayas in Kedar Valley. Rudraprayag is a small town in Uttarakhand, its name is derived from the name of 'Rudra', an incarnation of the Hindu god, Lord Shiva. According to Hindu mythology, 'Narada Muni' was given a boon by Lord Rudra at this place. Earlier district Rudraprayag was a part of three districts Chamoli, Pauri and Tehri. It was declared as a separate district on 16 September 1997. The city is located at the meeting point (confluence) of the Mandakini and Alaknanda rivers.

There are many Location available for Homestays in Rudraprayag district like Chopta, Ukhimath, Rudraprayag, Guptakashi, Ransi, Kimana khakara,Sari, Trijuginarayan and many other location.

What is special? Travelers around Rudraprayag.

Travellers can also visit another temple, known as Jagadamba Temple, located near the Rudraprayag temple. Tourists visit the city of Agastya Muni in large numbers to visit the 'Agastyeshwar Mahadev Temple'. According to legends, Agastya Muni did penance at this place for many years. Deoria Tal, located in Rudraprayag, is a picturesque lake. It is situated at an elevation of 2438 meters above sea level. The lake reflects pleasing and amazing images of the peaks of Gangotri, Badrinath, Kedarnath, Yamunotri and Neelkanth along with the ranges of Chaukhamba. Overlooking, boating and canting are popular activities here. Tourists can also visit 'Triyuginarayan', a small village in Rudraprayag where they can see the burning fire of the Havan Kund. It is believed that this village was the capital of 'Himvat' where Lord Shiva married Goddess Parvati after witnessing the fire of this Havan Kund. Other important tourist places of Rudraprayag are Guptkashi, Ukhimath, Jakholi and Tungnath. Tourists can also visit Kalimath, Karthik Swamy Temple, Indrasani Mansa Devi Temple, Chandrashila, Maa Hariyali Devi Temple, Koteshwar Temple, and Madmaheshwar.

Best time to visit Rudraprayag

Rudraprayag is well connected with roadways. Tourists are advised to visit Rudraprayag during summer season and winter season as the weather here is pleasant during this season.

Visiting places in Rudraprayag District

Kedarnath Temple Tungnath Temple Deoria Tal Ransi Madhmaheswar Temple Trijuginarayan Temple Kalimath Koteswar Temple Omkareswar Temple Mandani Valley Temple Many other places—

Things to do In Rudraprayag

Sightseeing Temples Visit Trekking Bird Watching Yoga & Meditation