Bharat Darshan: The Road to Badrinath

For more information considering Badrinath, please refer to my other post.

 

The Himalayas of Uttarakhand are Sacred to Both Sikh and Hindu Pilgrims - Here a Group of Sikh Pilgrims Stop to Rest

 

Sikhs on the Way to Hem Kund on NH 58 in Uttarakhand

Another Group of Sikhs at a Rest Stop Near Tin Dhara in Tehri Garwal

Kanwars on their Way to Gangotri

A Tata Sumo with Pilgrims on NH 58

Interstate Buses Wait for Sikh Pilgrims at Govindghat from where the Sikh Pilgrims Walk for 14 Kilometers to Hem Kund

Ganga River and the Morning Mist

Ganga River

Bhagirathi River on the Left and Alakananda River on the Right Merge at the Confluence at Dev Prayag to Form the Ganga River

Bharat Darhsan: The Enigmatic and Nomadic Sadhus of Uttarakhand, India

A Sadhu at Muni-ki-Reti, Rishikesh Eats his Lunch

Another Sadhu near Ram Jhula, Rishikesh

Sadhus Resting on the Path Adjacent to the Alkananda River at Badrinath Temple in Uttarakhand

Another Sadhu at the West Bank of Alkananda River at Badrinath

A Sadhu Catches up with the News Next to the Nepali Dharamsala at Badrinath

A Sadhu Enjoys a Hand-Rolled Ganja Joint near Rudra Prayag Next to National Highway 58 in Uttarakhand