The Kedarnath Temple Committee has banned mobile phones and cameras within a 30-meter radius of the temple to maintain its sanctity and prevent incidents similar to last year. Strict security ...

To enhance tourist infrastructure in Uttarakhand and facilitate a convenient journey for pilgrims, the Union Cabinet, chaired by Prime Minister Narendra Modi, recently approved ropeway projects ...

It will make the journey easier, especially for elderly people. Pilgrims with health problems or physical limitations will benefit from this new transportation system.

It must be noted that the journey to Kedarnath temple, one of the 12 holy Jyotirlingas situated at an elevation of 3,583 m, is a challenging 16-km uphill trek from Gaurikund and is currently ...

Kedarnath Temple in February as it awaits the ropeway project approved by the cabinet today. (Image: X) The Union Cabinet approved the Kedarnath and Hemkund Sahib Ropeway project on Wednesday ...

Security personnel stand guard outside the Kedarnath Temple as it remains closed during the Winter season, in Rudraprayag on Saturday.( (ANI Photo)) The move is set to transform the Kedarnath ...

The journey to the Kedarnath temple is a challenging 16-km uphill trek from Gaurikund and is currently covered on foot or by ponies, palanquins and helicopter. The proposed ropeway is planned to ...

It was one of the first times I saw those mountains and valleys, felt that energy in the temple and the valley in general.” Her deep connection with Kedarnath is further amplified by the fact ...

The Union cabinet, chaired by Prime Minister Narendra Modi, approved the Kedarnath and Hemkund Sahib ropeway projects with a substantial financial outlay. The Kedarnath ropeway will connect ...

The 12.9 kilometres long ropeway project may prove to be a boon for the pilgrims visiting Kedarnath who spend hours on the trekking route as their travel time will cut down to approximately 36 ...

Pilgrims on the route either take helicopters or ponies from Gaurikund to Kedarnath or walk on foot on a 16-km uphill path to the temple, which is part of 12 Jyotirlings and is the most visited ...