The Five Temples of Panch Kedar

Kedarnath — (Hump of the bull)

The most famous Jyotirlinga, and the main shrine among Panch Kedar.

Situated near the Mandakini river.

2. Tungnath — (Arms of the bull)

The highest Shiva temple in the world (3,680 m).

Trekking route also leads to Chandrashila Peak with panoramic Himalayan views.

3. Rudranath — (Face of the bull)

Natural rock temple in dense forests and meadows.

Known for its mystical, peaceful surroundings.

4. Madhyamaheshwar — (Navel & stomach of the bull)

Located in a lush valley surrounded by snow-capped peaks.

The temple architecture resembles Kedarnath.

5. Kalpeshwar — (Hair of the bull)

The only Panch Kedar temple accessible throughout the year.

Located in the Urgam Valley with caves and apple orchards.

Importance of Panch Kedar Yatra

Completing this yatra is believed to absolve sins and grant divine blessings of Lord Shiva.

Pilgrims experience a mix of spiritual devotion, trekking adventure, and Himalayan beauty.

Suggested Route

A traditional Panch Kedar Yatra is done in this order: Kedarnath → Tungnath → Rudranath → Madhyamaheshwar → Kalpeshwar

Travel Tips

Best Time: May–June & September–October (avoid monsoons due to landslides).

Fitness: Most temples require trekking; moderate fitness is necessary.

Gear: Trekking shoes, woolens, raincoat, torch, and basic medicines.

Guides & Porters: Hire locally for Rudranath & Madhyamaheshwar treks.

A slow-living escape for the soul.

In a world that never stops moving, there’s a quiet corner where time feels softer.

That corner is Ferozi House.

This is not a stay for those chasing endless checklists and tourist spots.

It’s for the traveler who lingers over morning tea,

who listens to the hum of the ceiling fan and the rustle of leaves,

who finds beauty in watching sunlight shift across the walls.

Here, the ambience wraps around you like a warm blanket—

soft colors, lived-in textures,

and a rhythm that tells you it’s okay to slow down.

The air feels lighter, the conversations deeper,

and every corner holds a little story.

We welcome the wanderers who travel to feel,

not just to see.

Those who want to stay for days,

not because they must,

but because they can’t bring themselves to leave.

Under 8K a night, but worth far more in moments you’ll carry home.

A place you’ll remember not for what you did,

but for how it made you feel.

And maybe, like many before,

you’ll come back—

not to explore,

The Char Dham Yatra in Uttarakhand is more than just a journey — it’s a feeling. From the peaceful vibes of Yamunotri and Gangotri to the divine energy of Kedarnath and Badrinath, every moment feels spiritual and unforgettable.

The roads are long, the mountains are powerful, and the experience is truly once in a lifetime. 🌄

If you're planning your yatra, having a reliable travel partner makes all the difference. Trueway Taxis offers comfortable rides, experienced drivers, and a smooth journey so you can focus on what truly matters — your faith. 🙏

Brindavan Gardens Sound and Lightshow

Almora is a beautiful hill town in Uttarakhand, known for its rich cultural heritage, scenic beauty, and peaceful atmosphere. Surrounded by the majestic Himalayas, pine and oak forests, and charming villages, it offers travelers a mix of spirituality, history, and natural beauty.

Nanda Devi Temple

Almora is famous for its scenic Himalayan views, rich cultural heritage, and spiritual aura. The town is well-known as the cultural heart of Kumaon and is celebrated for:

Ancient temples like Nanda Devi, Kasar Devi, and Chitai Golu Devta.

Breathtaking views of Himalayan peaks such as Nanda Devi, Trishul, and Panchachuli.

Kumaoni traditions, festivals, and folk art, which reflect the region’s deep-rooted culture.

Unique local sweets like Bal Mithai and Singauri.

Handicrafts and woolen products, especially Angora wool and copperware.

Binsar Wildlife Sanctuary, a haven for nature lovers and trekkers.

Top Places in Almora

Nanda Devi Temple – An ancient temple dedicated to Goddess Nanda Devi, at the heart of Almora.

Kasar Devi Temple – Famous for its spiritual aura; even Swami Vivekananda meditated here.

Bright End Corner – A serene viewpoint, ideal for sunrise and sunset.

Chitai Golu Devta Temple – Dedicated to Golu Devta, known as the God of justice in Kumaon.

Deer Park – A peaceful spot to enjoy nature and wildlife.

Binsar Wildlife Sanctuary (near Almora) – A paradise for trekkers and bird watchers with stunning Himalayan views.

Zero Point (Binsar) – Offers breathtaking panoramic views of peaks like Nanda Devi, Trishul, and Kedarnath.

Lakhudiyar – Famous for prehistoric cave paintings.

Gobind Vallabh Pant Public Museum – Showcasing Kumaoni art, culture, and history.

Simtola & Martola – Picturesque picnic spots with forests and panoramic views.

Almora Travel Tips

Best Time to Visit –

March–June: Pleasant weather, ideal for sightseeing.

September–November: Clear skies with stunning Himalayan views.

December–February: Cold winters, carry heavy woolens (chance of snowfall nearby).

Getting Around –

Almora is best explored on foot to enjoy its old bazaars and heritage spots.

Taxis are available for nearby attractions like Binsar & Kasar Devi.

Food to Try –

Don’t miss Bal Mithai, Singauri, Bhatt ki Churkani, and Madua ki Roti.

Shopping –

Great for handmade woolens, copperware, Angora wool products, and Kumaoni handicrafts.

Health & Safety –

Carry light woolens even in summer as evenings get cool.

Keep motion sickness medicine if traveling by winding mountain roads.

Nearby Excursions –

Uttarakhand – A Place for Every Adventure to Become a Tale 

Some places don't just visit you — they stay with you. Uttarakhand is one of those places.

There's something about the way the Himalayas hold the sky here, the way rivers rush through ancient valleys, and the way even the quietest mountain town feels alive with stories. Whether you're chasing the thrill of a white-water rapid, searching for stillness at a riverside temple, or simply sitting on a hillside watching clouds roll in from the peaks—Uttarakhand has a way of giving you exactly what you didn't know you needed.

Sacred Land 

Uttarakhand has been attracting visitors since time immemorial because of something beyond curiosity. Uttarakhand is also known as the "Land of Gods," and it encompasses most of India's famous pilgrim centers: Haridwar, Rishikesh, Kedarnath, Badrinath, Yamunotri, and Gangotri.

Anyone who has experienced the evening aarti on the banks of the holy river Ganga will know why this land is considered so sacred. It is not merely the visit to the Char Dhams that makes the Char Dham Yatra unique; it is an endeavor for life. 

Adventure That Gets Your Heart Going

For those who feel most alive when they're pushing limits, Uttarakhand delivers without hesitation.

Hit the ski slopes at Auli when the mountains turn white. Strap into a raft at Rishikesh and take on the Ganga's rapids. Lace up your boots and head into the Valley of Flowers — a trek that genuinely looks like it belongs in a dream. Camp under skies so clear you start recognizing constellations you forgot you knew.

The mountains here don't just sit in the background. They pull you in.

For the Romantics

If your idea of a perfect trip involves cool mountain air, a lake shimmering at dusk, and nowhere you need to be, Uttarakhand's hill stations were made for you.

Nainital, Mussoorie, Kausani, Almora — each one has its own mood, its own charm. Mornings wrapped in mist. Afternoons spent wandering quiet lanes. Evenings with Himalayan sunsets that feel almost too beautiful to be real. It's the kind of setting that makes honeymooners never want to leave, and couples rediscover why they travel together in the first place.

A Holiday the Whole Family Will Remember

Kids who've never seen snow. Parents who want a break from the noise of the city. Grandparents who want to feel something meaningful. Uttarakhand works for all of them, sometimes all at once.

A wildlife safari through Jim Corbett. A peaceful walk through a deodar forest. The sheer delight on a child's face when they see the mountains for the first time. These aren't just holiday memories—they're the kind that get talked about for years.

Travel Trip Journey — Your Partner in the Himalayas

At Travel Trip Journey, we don't believe in one-size-fits-all. We've seen that the best trips are the ones shaped around you—your pace, your interests, your budget, your idea of a good day.