Places to See in Guptkashi

Over 4 tourist spots, attractions, activities and places to see in Guptkashi.

Due to its association with Lord Shiva and the Mahabharata, Guptkashi has religious and spiritual significance that attracts pilgrims and devotees to this place. Apart from the various temples and shrines peppered in the region, there are not many sightseeing opportunities available at Guptkashi. Guptkashi, however, lays en-route to Kedarnath shrine and pilgrims tend to stop here.

Vishwanath Temple Guptkashi

Vishwanath Temple Guptkashi

Exploration Time 30 mins
Thedivine Vishwanath Temple dedicated to Lord Shiva's Vishwanath avatar that literally suggests ‘The Master of Universe’ is located in Guptkashi town of Rudraprayag district....
Narayan Koti Temple

Narayan Koti Temple

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Narayana Koti is a group of temples dedicated to Lakshmi Narayana which is associated with Pandavas. The mention of this temple group is also found in Kedarkhand. The ancient temples group of Narayankoti is an amazing pi...
Kalimath

Kalimath

Kalimath is a religious place located on the banks of Saraswati river in Rudraprayag district. Located at a height of 1800 mtr, Kalimath Temple is one of the 108 Shakti Peeths in India. Kalimath lies on lap of ...
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Triyuginarayan

Triyuginarayan

42 kms from city center
The centre of attraction of this place is the TriyugiNarayan also known as the Trijugi Narayan temple dedicated to the preserver, Lord Vishnu. The architecture of this temple resembles to that of Badrinath shrine....

Vishwanath Temple: The main temple of Guptkashi is dedicated to Lord Shiva as Vishwanath - "Lord of the Universe". It is built by regional stones and is situated in an enclosed courtyard. The small temple to its left is Ardhanarishvara.

Manikarnika Kund: It is a place where two streams of the Ganga and Yamuna meet. It is situated in the premises of Vishwanath Temple.

Ardhnareshwar: The temple of Ardhnareshwar is dedicated to Lord Shiva in his half male and half female form also known as Ardhnareshwar. It is one of the most important temples of Guptkashi.