Revel in the radiant ambiance of this spiritual travel destination of Ukhimath, settled in the Rudraprayag district of Uttarakhand. Festooned with majestic nature and the spiritual aura, this small village at an elevation of 1311 m is best known as a one of the popular Hindu pilgrimage sites for the reason that it is the abode of idols of Kedarnath and Madhyamaheshwar in winters.The highlights of this must visit place in Uttarakhand is that the deities from Kedarnath are brought here after the festival of Diwali; and from Madhyamaheshwar in November that by the end of the month of May are taken back to their original places. As the celebration of Utsav Doli begins the idols are worshipped in Omkareshwar Temple, one of the oldest and thoughtfully sculpted shrines in India. According to Hindu mythology, it's said that the wedding of Anirudh (grandson of Lord Krishna) and Usha (Daughter of Banasur) was held here. Thus, this one of a kind tourism place got its name from Usha and was earlier renowned as Ushamath, which later changed to Ukhimath.
Another fact that would interest travellers, is that, Ukhimath is also the base for the pilgrims visiting tourism destinations like Tungnath ,Deoria and Madhyamaheshwar. A sightseeing tour in Ukhimath, takes you to several places from where you can cherish the vivid views of the peaks of Kedarnath, Neelkanth, Nanda Devi, Chaukhamba, Mana Parbat. Apart from the famous Omkareshwar Temple, Ukhimath also houses several temples that are idea to be visited by families. These temples are dedicated to the divine Lord Shiva, Goddess Parvati, Mandhata, Usha, and Aniruddha. Our Ukhimath travel guide can help you at every step to make your holiday special in this religious destination in Uttarakhand. Not only does it contain all the basic information, list of top places to visit and things to do but also gives you an idea as to when you should plan your vacation here. At , we come forward with the finest tour packages that are packed with best facilities and services just to make your time in Ukhimath blissful.