Har Har Gange!!

• Ganga Aati at Har ki pauri

  It is believed that this is the precise spot where the Ganges leaves the mountains and enters the plains. you will see a footprint imprinted on a wall that is believed to belong to Lord Vishnu. Har Ki Pauri translates to 'Steps to Lord Shiva'. A dip in the river Ganges here is believed to wash away your sins. Must visit place in Haridwar.

• Kempty falls at Masoorie

  Kempty Falls, Mussoorie is a good tourist attraction. You can take the stairs and go to higher levels of the waterfall. Kempty has two major waterfalls: lower fall and upper fall. There is a man-made pond also for boating. This beautiful Kempty Falls, surrounded by high mountain cliffs and lush greenery, is a delight for nature lovers and shutterbugs. It is the most fascinating picnic spot or a perfect day-out place nearby Mussoorie.

• Surya Kund in Yamunotri

  Surya Kund, one of the primary attractions near the main temple, is one of the most popular locations. All tourists come here to pay their respects to the sun, who is Yamuna's father. Surya Kund is a thermal hot water spring with an 88-degree temperature and medicinal capabilities that provide relief to travelers after a long journey and cure skin illnesses and joint problems after a plunge in the water.

• Uttarkashi

  Uttarkashi is on the banks of the Bhagirathi River. Here is where Lord Vishwanath's Temple is located, as well as a massive iron trident. Ekadashi Rudra, Bhairav, Gyaneshwar, and Goddess Kuteti Devi are some of the other important temples in the area. You should not forget to visit Uttarkashi while on Jatra of Char Dham.

• Harsil Village in Gangotri

  Harsil is one of the Himalayan's most well-preserved treasures, and it's only a 25-minute walk from the Gangotri temple. The snow-capped summits are flanked by towering, lush green forests. The goddess Ganga's idol is moved here at the temple once the main gate of Gangotri is closed, and the accommodation option is also accessible in Harsil. This is one of the most well-known tourist destinations on the Chardham yatra.

• Guptkashi

  Guptkashi is known for the Vishwanath Temple, which is devoted to Lord Shiva and is located in the Mandakini River Valley in the Northern Himalayan region. While having the yatra of char Dham, you will be introduced to this amazing destination.

• Badrinath

  Badrinath is one of India’s four (char) dhams, and it is one of the most important. This temple is situated between the nar and narayan mountain ranges, under the shadow of the 3,133-meter-high nilkantha peak. It is the most popular of the five badries, also known as vishal badri, vishnu pilgrimages. You can have a bath in the tapt kund and visit bhim pul, mata murty temple, and the very famous vyas gufa.