cHändrábädni mändir

dance on da floor of mata bhagwati

Chandrabadni Temple (2,277 m. above sea-level) , lying on the border of tahsil Devaprayag. The sacred shrine on Chandrabadani is about 22 km. from Devprayag and 8 km walking distance from jamnikhal adn route . Legends suggest that the torso of Goddess Sati, the consort of Lord Shiva fell here. There are some old statues and lots of iron trishuls (tridents) outside the temple. A fine view of the Sirkanda, Kedarnath and Badrinath peaks can be enjoyed from here.

gHändyáäl dhäár

on da way of ghandyaal

floor of ghandyaal dhaar


floor of ghanta karan mandir


floor of ghandyaal dhaar

mändäán ät sáunkuld

mandaan on 25th evening

Traditional "Dhol" is an important musical instrument. Aouji(Dholi) people play Dhol at the occasions like marriages and Dev Nritya. Group of people love to dance called "Mandaan" on the beats of Dhol and Damaun. Its sound echoes amidst mountain’s and is heard even in far flung areas. "Dhol Sagar" is its important manuscript. This instrument occupies a very significant position in "Dev Bhoomi". When Muskbin(Bagpiper) Dhol and Damaun, played altogether then each and every Uttarakhandi automatically dance spellbound on its beat.

át gHändyäál dháär

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in säunkuld villäge

in färásuli villägë

a small bridge

solar energy sheetsteps to go to da fieldnatural water source
step farming
a solar electricity
a path

ät deÖpräyäg

Deoprayag (2700 feet): Meeting place LEFT-Bhagirathi and RIGHT-Alakananda River. Above Deoprayag, rivers has separate identities but below called THE GANGES. The deoprayag bathing ghat built with multiple levels to accommodate different water levels during the monsoon. Its also the winter home of the Badrinath pandas.