It is said that in future, it will be impossible to reach Kedarnath. So this will be the place Kedarnath will be adored.
How to Get There:
You can easily reach Bhavishya Kedar Temple by air, train and by road.
How to reach Bhavishya Kedar Temple By Air : – Jolly Grant Airport is 269 km from Joshimath, Chamoli. Jolly Grant Airport is a nearest airport to Joshimath, Chamoli and well connected to motor able road you can take easily taxi from outside the Airport.
How to reach Bhavishya Kedar Temple By train : –Rishikesh is nearest railway station of from Tapovan. The distance between Rishikesh and Joshimath is 251 km. Taxi and buses are easily available outside the railway station.
How to reach Bhavishya Kedar Temple By road : – You can take private buses and Taxis from Delhi till Rishikesh or Haridwar. From Haridwar & Rishikesh you can get Government bus for Joshimath. The temple is 800 meter from bus stand.
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About Bhavishya Kedarnath
The Bhavishya Kadar is a temple that contain a picture of Lord Shiva and Maa Parvati. As the legends said, it is believed that at the Bhavisya Kedar is a next future home of Kedarnathji . when prophecy about the Kedarnath will become true then Kedarnath seat will be at bhavisya Kedar. Customarily it is trusted that daily will come when the present course to the Kedarnath will be difficult to reach and the Lord Kedarnath will be adored here and this is the reason the place is calledBhavishya Kedar.
As per the legend of Bhavishya Kedar, when detestable rises above the world, the mountains of Nara and Narayana would obstruct course to Badrinath and the holy altar would end up difficult to reach. The present world will be demolished and another one set up. At that point, Kedarnath will show up at the Bhavishya Kedar sanctuary and be revered here, rather than the Kedarnath holy place.Presently, the Bhavishya Kedar has a picture of Kedarnath ji and Maa Parvati Shakti .
About Sri Kedarnath Jyotirlinga
Kedarnath temple is one of the sacred pilgrimage centre in Northern India, located on the bank of Mandakini river at an altitude of 3584 meters above sea level. The historical name of this region is “Kedar Khand”. Kedarnath temple is a part of Char Dhams and Panch Kedar in Uttarakhand and one of the 12 Jyotirlingas of Lord Shiva in India.
In Hindu tradition, it is believed that Lord Shiva manifested in form of Jyotirlingam or the cosmic light. There are 12 such Jyotirlingas and Kedarnath is highest among them. This magnificent temple is ancient and constructed over a thousand years ago by Jagad Guru Adi Shankaracharya. It is located in the Rudra Himalaya range of Uttarakhand State. It is situated at an altitude of 3,581 mt & it is a 16 km trek from the nearest place of Gaurikund.
The Kedarnath temple is built of massive stone slabs over a large rectangular platform. The temple is ascended through large grey Steps which leads to the Holy Sanctums. We can find inscriptions in Pali language on the steps. The inner walls of the temple sanctum are adorned with figures of various deities and scenes from mythology.
The origin of Kedarnath temple can be traced to the great epic – Mahabharata. According to legends, after winning the battle of Mahabharata against the Gauravas, the Pandavas sought blessings of Lord Shiva to atone their sins of Killing men during the war. Lord Shiva eluded them repeatedly and while fleeing from them took refuge at Kedarnath in form of a bafellow. On being followed by the Pandavas, he dived into ground at the exact place where the Holy Sanctum is now present, leaving behind his hump on the floor surface, which is now visible. This Hump inside the temple is in the form of a conical rock formation and is worshipped as Lord Shiva manifested in his Sadashiva form. The Pujas and Archanas are performed on this manifestation by priests and piligrims. There is also a Holy Statue of Lod Shiva inside the temple, which is the portable manifestation (Utsavar) of the Lord.
Outside the temple door, a large statue of Nandi bafellow stands as guard. The temple, has been continually renovated over the centuries.
