Gangotri Dham
Mandir
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About Gangotri Dham Mandir
Gangotri is the source of the Ganges River. The temple of Mother Ganga is located at an altitude of 3042 meters above sea level. The surroundings on the right side of the Bhagirathi are extremely attractive and enchanting. This place is situated 100 kilometers away from Uttarkashi. The construction of the temple of Mother Ganga was initiated by Gorkha Commander Amar Singh Thapa in the 18th century, and the current temple was rebuilt by the royal family of Jaipur. Every year, between May and October, thousands of devotees and pilgrims come here to witness the sacred Ganga Maiya. Similar to Yamunotri, the sacred temple of Gangotri also opens on the auspicious occasion of Akshaya Tritiya and closes on Diwali.
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Best time to visit Gangotri - Apr, May, Jun, Jul, Aug, Sep, Oct, Nov
Located in Uttarkashi, Garhwal | Famous for Hindu Temple
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Best Time to Visit Gangotri Temple
Because of its elevated location, Gangotri experiences various climatic shifts. Understanding the appropriate climate in Gangotri is crucial for a secure journey. The delightful summer season is considered one of the optimal times to explore the Gangotri shrine. During winters, the sacred shrine of Goddess Ganga remains inaccessible.
The summer season is the ideal time for a pilgrimage to Gangotri, spanning from April to May. During this period, the weather becomes cool and moderate, providing the perfect conditions for temple visits and exploration of nearby destinations in Gangotri.
Summer
(April to June)
Winter in Gangotri (November to April) brings freezing temperatures and heavy snowfall. The Gangotri temple is closed, and the area is mainly visited by pro-trekkers and mountaineers for expeditions.
Winter
(November to April)
During the monsoon season (July to August), reaching the temple becomes challenging due to numerous landslides. Pilgrims are advised to refrain from traveling during this period.
Mansoon
(July to mid-September)