Ukhimath

Ukhimath is located in the Rudraprayag region of Uttarakhand at an elevation of 1317 meters above sea level. Ukhimath is another name for Ukhimath. During the winter, Lord Kedarnath and Madhyamaheshwar reside in the town. While the Kedarnath temple remains closed in winter, worship occurs in the Omkareshwar Temple. 

The place is mostly populated by the Rawals, the Kedarnath's chief priests (pundits). Snow-capped peaks of the magnificent Himalayan range are visible from the site. Begin a journey of holy peace with the KEDARNATH TOUR PACKAGE, which combines spiritual exploration with stunning Himalayan vistas.

What is the story of Ukhimath?

According to Hindu mythology, the wedding of Usha (Vanasur's daughter) and Anirudh (Lord Krishna's grandson) occurred here. Usha called this place Ushamath, which is now famous as Ukhimath. King Mandhata apologizes to Lord Shiva.

What is the Ukhimath temple famous for?

The village provides stunning views of the Kedarnath and Neelkanth peaks. It is ideal for visitors seeking the serene and natural serenity of a hill station without the crowds.

The little village, wrapped in the Himalayas, is the ideal destination for anyone seeking quiet and spirituality. One may enjoy a breathtaking view of the Himalayan peaks, including Kedarnath. Peaks Chaukhamba and Neelkanth. 

From here, visitors can also visit well-known off-the-beaten-path destinations such as Madhmaheswar, Chopta, Tungnath, and Deoria Tal Lake. If you're visiting Uttarakhand, don't miss out on the Ukhimath among the places to visit in Kedarnath. 

The best time to visit 

Ukhimath can be visited at any time of year. The town enjoys a pleasant summer climate with pleasant temperatures and a refreshing breeze, and the winters are calm, icy, and particularly pleasant. Heavy woolens will be essential to combat the chill in the winters here. The town is beautiful all year since it is lush with flora and has a deep sense of being.