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Kedarnath Yatra is arguably the most well-known on the Char Dham yatra.   Kedarnath Yatra   is located in the Himalayas near the source of the Mandakini river, the Chorabari glacier, and surrounded by snow-capped mountains. It is devoted to Lord Shiva and the home of the northernmost Jyotirlinga. According to mythology, after many pleas and requests, Lord Shiva granted the Pandavas redemption at the end of the Kurukshetra war at Kedarnath. Kedarnath is also one of India's most revered and holy locations. The Kedarnath temple is situated in one of the most majestic places available, with the entire rugged Kedarnath mountain range in the background. The gorgeous environment surrounding the temple appears to be quite a peace in paradise, making it a lovely spot to meditate. "Kedar" is one of Lord Shiva's numerous other names that means "strong ."The Shiva Temple, pilgrimage, and a prominent Hindu temple are popular tourist attractions in this area that draws a

Kedarnath is one of those shrines that every Hindu devotee hopes to see at least once in their lives. Actually Kedarnath Yatra is a part of the Char Dham Yatra. The main attraction of  Kedarnath Yatra  is the KedarnathTemple which is in the Rudraprayag district of the Indian state of Uttarakhand. The Kedarnath temple is also one of the Panch Kedar and twelve Jyotirlingas. Akshaya Tritiya determines the date of the opening of the Kedarnath temple. Kedarnath is not only a lovely location, but it also has historical value.  According to the history of Kedarnath Dham, Janmejaya of the Pandava dynasty built the Kedarnath temple, made of stone in the Katyrui style. However, it is also stated that Adi Guru Shankaracharya founded the Kedarnath temple.  Kedarnath attracts not just pilgrims but also nature lovers and explorers because of the tremendous spirit and beautiful environment surrounding the temple. People come here to pray to Lord Shiva but to feel as if they have attained Moksha. The