The Himalayas have always been revered as the abode of divinity. The holy Ganges originate in the glaciers of the mighty Himalayas and several venerated pilgrimage sites dot the foothills and the peaks of the Himalayas.

Badrinath dhaam, situated in the midst of these gigantic mountains is one of the most sacred pilgrimage destinations. The route to Badrinath is arduous due to the lofty hilly terrain, curves and cliffs. Badrinath is open only at certain time periods of the year.

Sarovar Portico Badrinath, located amid the snow capped gigantic Himalayas with gushing white waters, provides a magnificent view of the Temple and the valley. Sarovar Portico is our humble spiritual offering in this venerated destination!

Park Inn is the finest 4 Star hotel in all of Badrinath, and comprises 56 guest rooms and suites. The hotel is centrally heated and all guest rooms and suites are aesthetically designed with contemporary interiors. The in room facilities include Tea / Coffee makers and safety vaults.

Places Of Interest :

Hot Water Springs

Tapt Kund and Surya Kund.The pilgrimage centre boasts of two natural hot water springs – Tapt Kund and Surya Kund. The sulphurous waters have a temperature of 55 C. A bath in these springs before visiting the Temple is believed to purify the body and soul.

Panch Badris

Vishal Badri: The main Shri Badri Narayan Temple, considered very sacred.

Yogathyan Badri: Located at a distance of 24 km from Badri Nath and 20 km from Joshimath, this is the place where Maharaj Pandu (father of the Pandava princes) prayed to Pandukeshwar.

Bhavishya Badri: This is 17 km from Joshimath and is a small village.

Preetha Badri: It is 17 km from Joshimath at a place called Animath. Adi Shankar is believed to have worshipped Lord Badrinath here.

Adi Badri: This is located at a distance of 16 km from Karnaprayag. Several temples constructed during the Gupt Dynasty are here, of which Mana Narayanan temple is considered to be the most popular one.

Village Manam - Vyas Guha. Vyas Maharishi, considered, by some as the reincarnation of Vishnu, composed the Mahabharata in the caves in this village. Hence the caves are named after him as Vyas Caves.

Connectivity :

By Air
The nearest airport from Badrinath is Jolly Grant at a distance of nearly 315 kms from Badrinath.

BY Rail
The nearest Railway Station is Rishikesh that is 300 kms from Badrinath.

By Road
Access by road from Delhi 540 Kms, Haridwar 325 Kms and Rishikesh 300 Kms