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Devprayag Attractions - Tourist Places To Visit In Devprayag

  • 01Raghunath Temple

    Raghunath Temple

    Raghunath Temple is one of the most popular religious sites located in Devprayag. Dedicated to Hindu Lord Ram, this ancient temple enshrines idols of the Lord Ram along with his wife Sita and brother Laxman. People believe that Raja Jagat Singh of Kullu constructed this temple thousands of years ago.

    The construction of the present structure of the temple was started by Maharaja Gulab Singh in 1835, the founder of the kingdom of Jammu and Kashmir. However, the construction was completed in 1860, during the reign of Maharaja Ranbir Singh, who was the son of Maharaja Gulab Singh.

    The three sides of the inner walls of the temple are made using gold sheets and are engraved with images depicting the life of the Hindu deities, Ram and Krishna. Telugu speaking priests carry out the religious activities at this shrine.

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  • 02Chandrabadani Temple

    Chandrabadani Temple

    Chandrabadani Temple is one of the noted religious centres of Devprayag. The temple is devoted to the Hindu Goddess Sati, who is popularly known as the Goddess of Power. There is a statue of the goddess placed inside the sanctum. According to a legend, the torso of the Goddess fell here, as a result of which all her weapons scattered at the place.

    Travellers can see several ancient idols and iron trishuls or tridents outside the temple. Besides, travellers can also enjoy views of the beautiful peaks of Badrinath, Kedarnath and Sirkanda from here.

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  • 03Suspension Bridges

    Suspension Bridges

    Suspension Bridges of Devprayag are popular tourist attractions that are built over the Bhagirathi and Alaknanda rivers. From these bridges, tourists can enjoy beautiful views of the entire town.

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  • 04Dashrathshila Temple

    Dashrathshila Temple

    Dashrathshila Temple is one of the popular ancient shrines of Devprayag that is located on the banks of the Shanta river, named after King Dashrath’s daughter. According to Hindu mythology, King Dashrath, father of the Hindu Lord Ram, performed penance here. People believe that the small hillock located near this temple is the throne of the king.

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