Badrinath

Badrinath

Badrinath : Lord Badrinath Temple was built by the Kings of Garhwal about two centuries ago.This Badrinath Temple has three sections – First Garbhagriha (Sanctum), second The Darshan Mandap, and third is Sabha Mandap. The Garbhagriha (Sanctum) houses Lord Badri Narayan, Kuber (God of wealth), Narad Rishi, Uthavar, Nar and Narayan. Lord Vishnu Narayana (also called as Badri Vishal) is armed with Shankha (Conch) and Chakra in two arms in a lifted posture and two arms rested on the lap in Yoga Mudra.The principal image is of black stone and it represents Vishnu seated in meditative pose.

The Badrinath : Lord Badrinath Temple was built by the Kings of Garhwal about two centuries ago.This Badrinath Temple has three sections – First Garbhagriha (Sanctum), second The Darshan Mandap, and third is Sabha Mandap. The Garbhagriha (Sanctum) houses Lord Badri Narayan, Kuber (God of wealth), Narad Rishi, Uthavar, Nar and Narayan. Lord Vishnu Narayana (also called as Badri Vishal) is armed with Shankha (Conch) and Chakra in two arms in a lifted posture and two arms rested on the lap in Yoga Mudra.The principal image is of black stone and it represents Vishnu seated in meditative pose.

The temple also houses Garuda (Vahana – vehicle of Lord Narayan) and Goddess Mahalaxmi. Also here are the idols of Adi Shankar, Swami Desikan and Shri Ramanujan Guru-Shisya parampara is supposed to have its roots here.The principal image is of black stone and it represents Vishnu seated in meditative pose. The temple also houses Garuda (Vahana – vehicle of Lord Narayan) and Goddess Mahalaxmi.

Valley of Flowers : “Valley of Flowers” is the name of the Himalayan area in Uttarakhand state in India. In 1931 the English mountaineer Frank Smythe stumbled across the Bhyundar Valley, an 8 km long glacier corridor in Chamoli -one of the district of Uttarakhand state .This area, surrounded by snow-capped mountains and carpeted with over 500 species of flowers , soon became a protected site. also houses Garuda (Vahana – vehicle of Lord Narayan) and Goddess Mahalaxmi. Also here are the idols of Adi Shankar, Swami Desikan and Shri Ramanujan Guru-Shisya parampara is supposed to have its roots here.The principal image is of black stone and it represents Vishnu seated in meditative pose. The temple also houses Garuda (Vahana – vehicle of Lord Narayan) and Goddess Mahalaxmi.

Valley of Flowers : “Valley of Flowers” is the name of the Himalayan area in Uttarakhand state in India. In 1931 the English mountaineer Frank Smythe stumbled across the Bhyundar Valley, an 8 km long glacier corridor in Chamoli -one of the district of Uttarakhand state .This area, surrounded by snow-capped mountains and carpeted with over 500 species of flowers , soon became a protected site.