Uttarakhand Famous Temples: Top 10 Famous Temples in Uttarakhand

• Location : Rudraprayag district of Uttarakhand

• Altitude : 3,583 meters (11,755 feet)

• Highlights : Bhairavanath temple, Rudra Cave, Adi Shankaracharya and stunning Himalayan scenery are major highlights. 

• Accessibility : Kedarnath is accessible by a 16 km moderately difficult trek from Gaurikund, taking almost 6-8 hours. 

• Best time to visit : May to June and September to October. Temple closes in winter due to heavy snow. 

• Why Visit : Visit Kedarnath to explore the divine aura of the shrine and to enrich your spiritual experience. 

During this trek, after covering almost 9–10 km, it suddenly started raining, and soon it turned into hailstorm and extreme cold. I was completely soaked, my hands and face turned red due to the freezing rain and ice, and at one point, I genuinely felt that I might not be able to reach the temple. I don’t even remember how I managed to walk the remaining 5–6 km — it felt like my body was moving, but my mind had stopped.

The next clear memory I have is standing in front of the Kedarnath Temple. At that moment, I literally said to myself, “This is not normal… this is a miracle. Mahadev truly resides here.”

That experience changed me forever. Since then, I made a promise to myself to visit Kedarnath every year, and that is exactly why Kedarnath stands at the top of my list of temples that everyone must visit at least once in their lifetime.

2) Badrinath Temple: Sacred Abode Of Lord Badrinath

Badrinath is a sacred abode of lord vishnu, one of the Panch Badri, Sapt Badri and Char Dham temples. Located in the Chamoli district of Uttarakhand, on the banks of the Alaknanda River at an altitude of 10,279 feet (3,133 meters) above sea level, it is surrounded by Nar-Narayan mountain peaks. 

The temple holds great significance; it is believed that Lord Vishnu mediated at this site to save the world from destruction, and Devi Laxmi took the form of a badri tree to protect lord vishnu from the harsh climate, which gives the place its name and makes it a sacred pilgrimage circuit. 

• Location : Chamoli District, Uttarakhand

• Altitude : 3,133 meters (10,279 feet)

• Highlights : Charan Paduka , Tapt Kund , Mana Village ,  Bheem Pul and Vasudharara Falls are major highlights. 

• Accessibility : Badrinath is easily accessible by road trip, connecting from the major cities like Haridwar and Rishikesh. 

• Best Time to visit : May-June and September-October

• Why Visit : The journey to Badrinath is filled with divine blessings and experiences, offering stunning views of the Himalayas.  

Because of the monsoon season, there was very little crowd at the Badrinath Temple. We completed our darshan within just 45 minutes , which is rare during peak months. The moment you enter the temple, you immediately feel a deep sense of energy and inner peace .

After darshan, when we came outside the temple, we noticed people sitting behind the temple , quietly chanting mantras and doing mala jap . I sat there as well, closed my eyes, and within just 10–15 minutes , I felt a powerful spiritual vibration and calmness that is hard to describe in words.

That peaceful silence, combined with the divine energy of Badrinath, made this visit truly unforgettable for me.

3) Yamunotri Temple: Source of the Yamuna River

Yamunotri is a sacred pilgrimage site dedicated to the Goddess Yamuna and renowned as the source of the Yamuna River (the second holiest river in Hinduism after the Ganga), located in the Uttarkashi district of Uttarakhand at an altitude of 10,804 feet (3,293 meters) above sea level.

Holding great spiritual significance as the first site in the char dham yatra and popular for natural hot water springs, like Surya Kund and the surrounding Himalaya scenery. It is believed that taking a holy dip in the Yamuna River purifies the sins of visitors and protects them from the fear of untimely death. The site is accessible by a 6 km moderate trek that starts from Janki Chatti.

• Location : Uttarkashi district, Uttarakhand

• Altitude : 11,804 feet (3,293 meters) 

• Highlights : Surya Kund , Divya Shilla and scenic beauty, including waterfalls, dense forests and peaks. 

• Accessibility : By a 6 km trek from Janki Chatti

• Best Time to visit : May to June and September to October; closed in winter from October to April. 

• Why to visit : Scenic trek and tranquil scenery, which provide a spiritually uplifting atmosphere.

My Personal Experience at Yamunotri Temple –  I visited here with my office group on 12 Sep 2023. My  visit to Yamunotri Temple was calm, scenic, and deeply refreshing — both physically and spiritually. The journey involved a beautiful trek from Janki Chatti , which is surrounded by waterfalls, dense forests, mountain streams, and fresh Himalayan air . The trek is moderately easy, but the peaceful surroundings make the entire walk feel light and enjoyable.

After completing the trek, the hot water springs near the temple , especially Surya Kund , felt incredibly soothing. Dipping my feet in the warm water after the climb instantly removed all tiredness and made the experience even more special.

What touched me the most at Yamunotri was the silence and purity of the environment . Unlike other crowded pilgrimage sites, Yamunotri felt less chaotic and more spiritually calming . The sound of flowing water, prayer chants, and the surrounding nature created a serene atmosphere that allowed me to connect deeply with myself and the divine.

Among all the temples I’ve visited in Uttarakhand, Yamunotri remains one of the most peaceful and spiritually grounding experiences , especially for those who seek calmness, simplicity, and inner peace.

4)Gangotri Temple: Origin Of the Ganga River

Gangotri is a sacred abode of the Goddess Ganga, known as the origin of the Ganga River, which is the most sacred river in India, originating from Gaumukh Glacier. Located in the Uttarkashi district of Uttarakhand at an altitude of 10,200 feet (3,100 meters) and known for its spiritual significance, it is associated with King Bhagirath (who meditated at this sacred spot) and is a key part of the Char Dham Yatra  and one of the most famous temples of Uttarakhand.

It is famous for its stunning natural beauty, snow-capped Himalayan peaks and pine and oak forests. It is easily accessible by motorable roads, connecting with Dehradun and the Harsil Valley . 

• Location : Uttarkashi district, Uttarakhand

• Altitude : 3,100 meters (10,200 feet)

• Highlights : Bhagirath Shilla, the Gaumukh-Tapovan trek near Gangotri and scenic beauty with pine forests, majestic peaks and thermal springs. 

• Accessibility : Easily accessible by road, with towns like Uttarkashi and Harsil. 

• Best Time to visi t: May to June and September to October, and get closed in winter from October to April.  

• Why to visit :  Visit Gangotri to seek the divine blessings of the deity and to immerse yourself in the pristine Himalayan Beauty. 

5) Tungnath: World’s Highest Shiva Temple

Tungnath is the highest Shiva temple in the world, situated at an altitude of 12,073 feet (3,680 meters) above sea level and located in the Rudraprayag district of Uttarakhand. Famous for its significance, being the third of the sacred Panch Kedar temples, where lord shiva’s arms appeared, and its stunning Himalayan scenery, including Chandrashilla peaks and beautiful bugyals. Chopta to Tungnath distance is just 3.5 kms and can be accessed by trek.  

• Location : Rudraprayag district, Uttarakhand

• Altitude : 3,682 meters (12,073 feet)  

• Highlights : Rhododendron forests and panoramic views of Nanda Devi and Chakhamba peaks. 

• Accessibility : accessible by a 3.5 km Chopta. 

• Best Time to visit : May to June and September to October

• Why to visit : Tugnath is a perfect blend of spiritual retreat and natural beauty, perfect for trekkers, nature lovers and spiritual enthusiasts. 

6) Jageshwar Dham: Complex of 100+ Temples

Jageshwar Dham is a complex of ancient temples dedicated to lord shiva, located in the Almora district of Uttarakhand at an altitude of 1,870 meters (6,135 feet) above sea level.

This is the most famous temple of Uttarakhand as it’s a cluster of over 100 small shrines like the Jageshwar, Dandeshwar and Mrityunjaya temples. It makes it a significant site and attracts devotees to seek blessings round the year. It is easily accessible by taxi, jeep or bus from Almora.

• Location : Almora district, Uttarakhand

• Altitude : 6,135 feet (1,870 meters)

• Highlights : Temple’s complex (cluster of 100-125 temples), natural beauty with deodar forest and Jata Ganga stream. 

• Accessibility : By air (Pantnagar airport nearest), train (Kathgodam railway station) and road, about 36 km from Almora. 

• Best Time to visit : March to June and September to October

• Why to visit : The site is ideal for sightseeing, birdwatching and spiritual upliftment, and the serene atmosphere is ideal for meditation and peace . 

My Personal Experience at Jageshwar Dham - I visited Jageshwar Dham in October 2022 on a family trip while exploring Almora and the nearby Kumaon region. The experience here was very different from high-altitude temples.

The temple complex, surrounded by dense deodar forests and the gentle sound of the Jata Ganga stream , felt extremely calm and grounding. Walking through the cluster of 100+ ancient stone temples gave me a feeling of stepping back in time.

Since it is easily accessible by road, Jageshwar is ideal for families and senior citizens . We spent a long time exploring the complex, sitting quietly, and enjoying the peaceful environment. It is one of those places where spirituality feels soft, slow, and deeply rooted .

7) Naina Devi Temple: One of the Shakti Peeths

Naina Devi Temple is a Shakti Peeth located in Nainital, Uttarakhand. As per the holy scriptures, it is said that this is the same place where Devi Sati’s Nayan fell, offering spiritual bliss. The site is situated at an altitude of 2,084 meters (6,837 feet) above sea level on the shore of Naini Lake and surrounded by panoramic Himalayan peaks.

The site is famous for its stunning natural significance and colourful festivals, such as Navratri and the Nanda Ashtami fair, which features grand processions and rituals. Among all the Shakti peeths in Uttarakhand, this is the most famous temple.

• Location : Nainital, Uttarakhand 

• Altitude : 6,837 feet (2,084 meters)

• Highlights : alpine Naini Lake, annual festivals, and architecture (Kumaon Himalayan style) with the sanctum of three main deity idols, Maa Kali, Maa Naina and Lord Ganesha. 

• Accessibility : by air (Pantnagar airport nearest), train (Kathgodam railway station) and road via Nainital road. 

• Best Time to visit : March to June and September to November, especially during the Navratri. 

• Why Visit : Visit Naina Devi to witness the divine energy of the shrine and to immerse yourself in the serene atmosphere of the shrine. 

My Personal Experience at Naina Devi Temple I visited Naina Devi Temple in May 2023 during a solo trip to Nainital . The temple is located near Naini Lake , and the surroundings make the visit even more special.

The temple had a steady crowd, but it never felt chaotic. The energy inside the temple was strong yet comforting . After darshan, I spent time walking near the lake, reflecting quietly.

Because of its easy accessibility and peaceful surroundings, Naina Devi Temple is perfect for solo travellers, families, and even first-time pilgrims . The blend of devotion, nature, and simplicity made this visit emotionally fulfilling for me.

8) Kaichi Dham: A holy Ashram of Neem Karoli Baba

Kaichi Dham is a holy Dham of Neem Karoli Baba, located near Nainital, Uttarakhand. The site is famous for miracles and two shrines dedicated to lord Shiva and lord hanuman. 

The ashram sits at an altitude of 4,600 feet (1,400 meters) above sea level, holding great spiritual significance worldwide; it gained international popularity after visits of Steve Jobs (co-founder of Apple) and Virat Kohli (famous indian cricketer). Nowadays, it is becoming the most famous temple in Uttarakhand, and thousands of devotees visit here daily.
 

• Location : Nainital-Almora road, Uttarakhand

• Altitude : 1,400 meters (4,600 feet)

• Highlights : Tranquil environment, including Himalayan peaks and shrines of lord hanuman and lord shiva. 

• Accessibility :  By air via Patnagar airport, train via Kathkodam railway station and road via Nainital, which is about 16 km away. 

• Best Time to visit : March to June and September to October

• Why to visit : visit here to feel the miracle of the site, and the serene atmosphere is perfect for peace seekers. 

9) Neelkanth Mahadev Temple

Neekanth Mahadev is a sacred site, dedicated to lord shiva, located near Rishikesh at an altitude of 1,330 meters (4,336 feet) above sea level. It is famous for its great mythological significance and links with Lord Shiva. It is believed that lord shiva drank poison to save the world from destruction during the Samudra manthan period, and his throat turned Blue (Neelkanth), which gives the place its name. Also, features for intricate carvings and a stunning Himalayan setting. 

• Location : Rishikesh, Uttarakhand

• Altitude : 1,330 meters (4,336 feet)

• Highlights : dense forest, hills, offering scenic views of the peaks

• Accessibility : by road via Rishikesh, about a distance of about 25 km. 

• Best Time to visit : September to March and during the Shravan months from July to August, when the grand Kawar Mela and annual festivals, like Mahashivratri, are hosted. 

• Why to visit : visit Neelkanth Mahadev for the spiritual fulfilment and cultural immersion. 

10) Dhari Devi Temple

Dhari Devi is a revered shrine dedicated to Devi Dhari, an incarnation of Devi Kali, located between Srinagar and the Rudraprayag district of Uttarakhand. The temple is situated on a rock between the Alaknanda River at an altitude of 1,837 feet (560 meters) above sea level and holds immense spiritual significance, especially for the pilgrims of Char Dham, as it is renowned as the guardian deity of the Char Dham pilgrimage circuit. 

• Location : Kalaysaur village, between Srinagar and Rudraprayag. 

• Altitude : 560 meters (1,837 feet) 

• Highlights : changing the appearance of the dhari devi idol and the stunning Himalayan setting, offering views of majestic Himalayan peaks. 

• Accessibility : By road via Haridwar, Rishikesh, and Rudraprayag roads, connected with the NH-58 route. 

• Best Time to visit : May to June and September to October, especially during the Navratri. 

• Why to visit : to witness the spiritual significance of the divine shrine and to explore the stunning natural beauty of the shrine.  

Additional Temples To Explore In Uttarakhand

• Kalimath Temple: Kalimath is a revered shrine dedicated to Goddess Kali, located in the Rudraprayag district of Uttarakhand. It is one of the 108 shakti peeths, famous for its unique worship of a Sri Yantra instead of any idol. It is easily accessible by a short drive from Ukhimath town.
  
  

• Adi Badri Temple: Adi Badri is a cluster of 16 ancient temples located in the Chamoli district of Uttarakhand, one of the Panch Badri and Sapt Badri circuits, renowned for its ancient architecture and significance.  It is accessible by a short drive from Karnaprayag .
  
  

• Triyuginarayan Temple: Triyuginarayan is a revered shrine,  located in the Rudraprayag district of Uttarakhand. It is famous as the wedding site of Lord Shiva and Goddess Parvati. Eternal flame, sacred kunds (Rudra and Brahma Kund), and surrounding scenery are the main highlights. It is Uttarakhand's famous temple for marriage. It is accessible by road via the Soneprayag road.
  
  

• Lakhamandal Temple: Lakhamanda l is an ancient temple, dedicated to lord shiva, located in the Jausar-Bawar region of the Dehradun district of Uttarakhand. Famous for its spiritual significance, it features a reflective shivling and twin dwarpalas, and it’s a monumental site protected by the Archaeological Survey of India (ASI).
  
  

• Bhairon Baba Temple: Bhairon Ghati temple is a sacred shrine dedicated to lord Bhairav, located in Bhairon Ghati near the Gangotri temple. The temple is situated on the confluence of the Jadh Ganga and the Bhagirathi rivers at an altitude of 2,789 meters above sea level, making it a significant site for devotees, also renowned as the protector deity of this region.
  
  

• Garjiya Devi Temple: Garjiya Devi Temple is a significant site dedicated to Garjiya Devi, part of the sacred Shakti Peeths, located in Ramnagar, Uttarakhand, on the banks of the Kosi River. Known for its spiritual importance, annual festivals such as Kartik Purnima attract devotees for blessings. It is easily accessible by bus or taxi from Ramnagar.
  
  

• Mahasu Devta Temple: Mahasu Devta Temple is an ancient shrine dedicated to Mahasu dev (believed to be a form of lord shiva), located in the Jaunsar-Bawar region of Dehradun district, Uttarakhand. Mostly known for its unique architecture, Huna Architecture (a blend of stone and wood) attracts devotees seeking blessings.

Best Time To Visit Temples In Uttarakhand

The best time to visit the famous temples of Uttarakhand depends on accessibility, safety and desirable experiences, such as Summer (April - June) and autumn (September to November), which are ideal times to visit for the char dham yatra due to the safety and accessibility reasons. Here is a brief about the best time to visit temples in Uttarakhand. 

• Summer months (April-June): Most accessible time period in Uttarakhand, offering pleasant weather with a temperature ranging from 10°C to 25°C and clear skies. It provides great accessibility and visibility. All the facilities, such as helicopters, hotels, and taxi and cab services, are fully operational for the Char Dham yatra and other shrines of Uttarakhand, ideal for sightseeing and visiting temples in Uttarakhand. 
  
  

• Monsoon Season (July-August): Monsoon brings moderate to heavy rain, which leads to landslides and roadblocks, affecting the accessibility of high-altitude temples, such as Char Dham, Neelkanth Mahadev, etc. Temperatures range from 10°C to 18°C, with a cloudy atmosphere. Traveling is risky and causes delays, but it’s an ideal time for those who want to explore the spiritual bliss of lord shiva’s temples in Uttarakhand, as it’s a time of the Shravan months in the Hindu calendar, which hosts festivals such as Shravan Mahashivratri. 
  
  

• Autumn Season (Sep-Oct): Autumn is another pleasant time to visit temples in Uttarakhand, as it experiences comfortable weather with a mild temperature range between 8°C and 20 °C. This period also provides great accessibility and visibility, and it experiences fewer crowds compared to the summer season, making it ideal for those who want peaceful darshan.  It is the best time to visit shrines such as Naina Devi and Dhari Devi temple. 
  
  

• Winter Season (Nov-Mar): Winter in Uttarakhand is harsh and cold with potential snow; most of the temples, such as Char Dham and Panch Badri, get closed due to heavy snowfall and extreme weather conditions. Only lower-altitude temples are accessible during this period, such as Jageshwar,  Kalpeshwar, and Neelkanth Mahadev temples, but it demands careful planning and preparation. 
  
  

How To Reach These Temples In Uttarakhand

Uttarakhand is well-accessible by air, train and road, connected to all the major cities of Uttarakhand. To reach famous temples in Uttarakhand, firstly travel to the gateway cities of Uttarakhand, like Haridwar, Rishikesh and Dehradun. 

• By Air: The Jolly Grant Airport is the nearest airport for most temples of Uttarakhand. From there, you can easily hire a taxi or bus to reach any specific temple that you want to explore. 

• By Train: Haridwar, Rishikesh and Dehradun are major railheads of Uttarakhand, connected with major cities all over India. From these railway stations, buses and taxis are easily available for most temples of Uttarakhand.  

• By Road: You can easily reach Uttarakhand by taking a state-run bus from your hometown to Haridwar or Rishikesh. Self-driving is also an option for those who prefer long scenic journeys. 
  

Travel Tips for Visiting Temples in Uttarakhand

• Weather precaution: Check the weather first before planning the trip, as the weather in the Himalayas changes rapidly, so check the full weather forecast of Uttarakhand.
  
  
•   Pack Smart: Pack light and smart, carry all the essential things, from clothing to trekking documentation and essentials such as a medical kit, power bank, backpacks, etc. 

• Trekking safely: if you plan trekking to Chopta-Tungnath, Kedarnath, Yamunotri, etc. Trek safely, stay hydrated and start early. 

• Avoid driving after sunset: Driving after sunset in hilly areas may not be safe, so avoid it. 

• Acclimatisation: properly acclimatise yourself at lower altitudes to reduce the risk of altitude sickness. 

• Start early: start your trip early to avoid the traffic rush. 

• Check Accessibility : check the accessibility, such as road conditions and opening-closing dates of temples, before planning a trip. 

FAQs 

1. Which is the most famous temple in Uttarakhand?

The most famous temple of Uttarakhand is Kedarnath, which is dedicated to Lord Shiva and one of the 12 Jyotirlingas and Panch Kedar temples. 

The second most famous temple of Uttarakhand is the Badrinath temple, dedicated to lord Vishnu and an integral part of the Char Dham Yatra Circuit. Some other prominent temples are 

• Tungnath :- Highest Shiva Temple 
• Dhari Devi :- The protector deity of Char Dham temples
• Gangotri :- Dedicated to Maa Ganga
• Naina Devi :- Place where the eye of Maa Sati is believed to have fallen
• Yamunotri :- Dedicated to Maa Yamuna

2. Which is the biggest temple in Uttarakhand?

Jageshwar Dham , a combined temple complex of 124 temples , is the biggest temple of Uttarakhand . Considering just one single temple, the Badrinath temple is the biggest in Uttarakhand. Tungnath is the highest Shiva temple situated at an altitude of  12,073 feet ( 3,680  meters)    above sea level.

Temple with the Largest Complex - Jageshwar Dham

Single Largest Temple of Uttarakhand - Badrinath Dham

Highest Temple - Tungnath

3. What are the 5 Badri Temples in Uttarakhand?

The 5 Badri Temples in Uttarakhand , also known as “Panch Badri,” are a five-sacred pilgrimage circuit of lord Vishnu, which includes Badrinath (Vishal Badri), Adi Badri, Vridh Badri, Yogdhayan Bardri and Bhavishya Badri. Each temple is associated with different legends. 

Badrinath : Prominent Vishu Temple

Adi Badri : A complex of 16 ancient temples near Karnaprayag

Vridha Badri : The Old form of lord Vishnu is being worshipped

Yogdhyan Badri : Lord Vishnu is believed to be meditating here.

Bhavishya Badri : It is considered to be the future Badri, when the Badrinath temple becomes inaccessible.

4. What are the 5 Naths in Uttarakhand? 

The 5 Nath temples in Uttarakhand are often referred to as “Panch Kedar,” a group of five revered shrines dedicated to lord Shiva, which include Kedarnath, Madhayamaheshwar, Tungnath, Rudranath, and Kalpeshwar, are associated with the Mahabharata legends, and represent different parts of Lord Shiva's body, offering spiritual and adventurous pilgrimage, as all are accessible by trekking. 

Kedarnath : The Hump of lord shiva is being worshipped here

Tungnath : Forelimbs as a shivlinga

Madhyamaheshwar : The Naval of Lord Shiva is being worshipped in this temple

Rudranath : The Face is worshipped as a Shivlinga in this temple

Kalpeshwar : Hair of lord shiva is believed to be present here

Conclusion

This blog is not just a guide, but a reflection of my real journeys across Uttarakhand. I’ve shared my personal experiences, temple visits, and honest pros and cons of travelling in different months so that you can choose what suits your body, budget, and travel preferences the best.

If you love pleasant weather and clear views , May is perfect, but be prepared for heavy crowds and higher costs. If you want a balance of good weather with slightly fewer crowds, June works well—though late June may bring light rain. For travellers who prefer peace, fewer pilgrims, and calm darshan , September is one of the best months, even if the temperature is a bit colder. And if you are a snow and snowfall lover , October can be magical—but it’s not suitable for elderly people or small children due to the cold and early snow.

From Kedarnath’s powerful energy to Badrinath’s calm spirituality, from Yamunotri’s raw nature to Gangotri’s serenity, every temple in this Uttarakhand famous temple list offers something unique. Based on my journey, Kedarnath remains the most famous temple in Uttarakhand for me—not just because of faith, but because of the miracles I’ve personally felt there.

I hope this guide to the 10 famous temples of Uttarakhand helps you plan your journey wisely. Travel with preparation, respect the mountains, listen to your body, and choose your timing carefully. Uttarakhand is not just a destination—it’s an experience that stays with you forever.

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