Nanda Devi Raj Jaat Yatra- Chamoli
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Nanda Devi |
This temple is located in Nauti village, here is the Siddha Peeth temple of Nanda Devi. This temple is one of the most revered temples of Mother Nanda Devi. This is the home of Mother Nanda Devi in this village.
And from this Uttarakhand historical journey Maa Nanda Devi Yatra originates, this journey takes place once in 12 years. Here Mother Nanda Devi is also worshiped as Kuldevi.
The history here tells that Mother Nanda Devi was the presiding deity of the Garhwal kings and the Katyuri dynasty of Kumaon, hence Mother Nanda Devi is called as Rajarajeshwari.
Mother Nanda Devi is worshiped here even during Navratras.
In 1982, the Nanda Devi Biosphere Reserve was established as a national park, along with it was registered as a United Nations World Heritage Site in the year 1998.
This is where Rishi Valley is situated which has an area of 620 square kilometer.
Top 5 Tourist Place Chamoli District
Gwaldam Tourist place
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Gwaldam |
Gwaldam is covered with dense trees of deodar, bamboo shoots, and apple. A beautiful and picturesque view of Nanda Dhudhanti, Trishul and Nanda Devi mountains is seen from Gwaldam due to being covered with snow.
Apple and tea are also produced here in abundance. Here the confluence of Garhwal and Kumaon culture is seen. Athari is at a distance of 15 km from Gwaldam. This place is very popular for its mythology.
At a distance of 8 km from Gwaldam, there is Badhanagarhi, after reaching here, it seems as if someone has put a mirror on these snow-capped mountains.
Hemkund Sahib Tourist Place- Chamoli Uttarakhand
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Hemkund Sahib |
Located in Chamoli district of Uttarakhand, Hemkund Sahib Temple is located about 29 km from Joshimath on Rishikesh to Badrinath road
Hemkund Sahib is situated at an altitude of 4529 meters above sea level. There are 7 snowy mountains from which Hemkund Sahib is surrounded. These mountains are called Hemkund Parvat.
And in the middle of these mountains there is a lake of clean water, in which the devotees take a bath and consider themselves to be virtuous.
From here the snow of the Saptashringi and Hathi mountain peaks nourish this lake, a small river called Himganga originates from this lake.
A very beautiful Gurudwara is situated near the lake in Hemkund Sahib, which is a pilgrimage site for Sikhs and Hindus.
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Hemkund Sahib |
It is believed here that Guru Gobind Singh Ji, as the tenth Guru of the Sikhs, had contemplated on the banks of this lake at this place in his previous life.
As indicated in the Granth Sahib, the holy book of the Sikhs, a Lakshman temple is built on the banks of this lake and the same can be seen here.
This place is very beautiful and surrounded by snowy mountains from all sides, it is a very beautiful pilgrimage site.
Roopkund Tourist Place Chamoli-Uttarakhand
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Roopkund |
A place named Roopkund is situated at a distance of 25 km from Deval block of Chamoli district, which is situated at the foothills of Trishul mountain.
This lake is 500 feet in the shape of a bowl of Beas and the height of this lake is 4780 meters above sea level. Male skeletons are spread all around in the circumference of two and a half kilometer of this lake, it still remains a matter of wonder.
It is said that when Mother Nanda Devi was passing through here, she felt thirsty, she prayed to Lord Shiva that she should get water to drink, then Lord Shiva threw his own trident and a deep pit was formed here. Quench your thirst by drinking this water
And as soon as he saw his form in the water, after that the name of that pool was named Roopkund, here it is described in local legends and Jagran.
Chandpur Garhi Tourist Place Chamoli
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Chandpur Garhi |
Chandpur Garhi is situated on Adibadri Karnprayag road in Chamoli district at a distance of 2 km from the city. Chandpur Garhi is situated on a small circular hill.
There is a stronghold left in this Garhwal, which is called the country of 52 strongholds, which is called Chandpur Garh, it is believed to be of the 9th century.
I am writing here the information I have received from the antiquity and historical archaeological evidence and records of Chandpur Garh Uttarakhand state.
It is believed that a powerful king Kanak Pal reached Garhwal from Malwa in Samvat 755 to 699 AD, who established his supremacy over the entire Garhwal region and proved himself to be the successor of King Sonpal by making Chandpur Garh the capital.
It is now a common belief among scholars that Kanak Pal was the founder of the Pawar dynasty in Garhwal.
It is believed that King Sonpal of Bhilang kingdom ruled in Chandpur fort, Raja Sonpal married his only daughter and only heir to Kanak Pal, who came from Malwa.
In the Pawar dynasty, the names of the last king Ajay Pal come from King Kanak Pal, but there is a lack of historical details in this regard. Ajay Pal was the ruler of the Pawar dynasty. Ajay Pal was the first ruler of the Pal dynasty.
The last king of Chandpur, Ajay Pal, shifted his capital to Devalgarh in present-day Srinagar Garhwal in Samvat 1415 {1358 AD 0} and probably since then Chandpur Garh gone gone gone
Located on the top of the Prasad hill, the fort's ramparts are surrounded by habitable planets, which are built from older chiseled, stronger stone blocks.
It is said that an underground passage was dug from the fort towards the valley below which provided water there whose mouth is visible near the river but no sign of this is found in the offerings.
In the year 2000 and 2007, excavations were done by the Dehradun Division of the Archaeological Survey of India, in which apart from residential buildings, iron-made weapons, copper utensils, earthenware came to light in other remains.
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