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Perched on the confluence of Alaknanda and Laxman Ganga, the region of Govindghat boasts of a salubrious climate throughout the year. Apart from the mesmerizing nature that envelops Govindghat, there are not many sightseeing options around. Valley of Flowers and Hemkund Sahib are two popular destinations where one can travel to Govindghat.
There are 0 tourist spots in Govindghat where travellers can spent their leisure time. Here you will find list of all the Govindghat sightseeing options which you must visit and plan your itinerary accordingly. Explore the hidden gems of Govindghat through this well-researched list, learn about the most happening places, things to do, famous picnic spots for a memorable vacation in Govindghat.
Hemkund Sahib: The tenth Guru of the Sikhs, Guru Govind Singhji mediated at Hemkund Sahib for years. The word Hemkund literally suggests 'Lake of snow' and the immaculate water of this lake is as cold as snow. Hemkund Saheb is located at an elevation of 4,329mts above sea level amidst several snow-capped peaks, which are collectively called Hemkund Parvat. The star-shaped Gurudwara near the lake is visited by thousands of devotees every month. A temple dedicated to Lakshman, brother of Lord Rama is also located here. One must complete a trek of 19km starting from Govindghat to reach Hemkund Sahib and the best time to visit this place is from July to November.
Valley of Flowers: Valley of Flowers National Park is nestled in the west Himalayas covering an area of 87.50sqkms. The trek of 16km to Valley of Flowers commences from Govindghat with a halt at Ghangharia. The valley is entirely covered with blooming flowers from June to October and with the sheets of snow during winters. The Valley of Flowers was declared as the national park in the year 1982 and it is now a world heritage site. The virgin beauty of this valley lures the botanists, nature lovers and adventure lovers as well. It is the home of more than 500 species of wildflowers
Ghangharia: It is the last human habitation center on the way to Hemkund Sahib and the Valley of Flowers. Ghangaria is a scenic hamlet perched at an altitude of 3,050mts above sea level at a distance of 13km from Govind Ghat. The trek becomes easy to moderate from this point if you a travel towards Hemkund Sahib. The region is prone to heavy snowfall in winters, therefore it remains open from May to October. A Gurudwara, GMVN rest houses and a few more hotels provide accommodation facilities at Ghangharia.
