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    » Badrinath
    It is situated in Gharwal region and is associated with Lord Vishnu. It is at the base of the Nar, Narayan and Neelkanth peaks. The two rivers Alkhananda and Rishi Ganga meet beside the temple and the hot spring here is known as the Tapt kund.

Legend holds that Vishnu on being rebuked by Narad for enjoying worldly pleasures came to this place for meditation and named this place 'Badrivan' on the berries available on which he fed.
       
    » Hemkund Sahib
    Hem kund as the name suggests is a lake at high altitude. The main attraction is the Gurudwara. It is said that Shri Guru Govind Singh Ji (Tenth Guru of Sikhs and the founder of the Khalsa Panth) meditated on the bank of the lake.
       
    » Haridwar
    Haridwar means "Door of Gods" or the Gateway to Paradise. This pilgrimage center is among the seven most sacred pilgrimages in India and is associated with Lord Shiva and Lord Vishnu
       
    » Rishikesh
    Rishikesh is 24 kms upstream Haridwar. Legend holds that Raibhya Rishi's severe penance was rewarded here. God appeared to him in the form of Hrishikesh hence the name.
       
    » Yamunotri
    Yamunotri is the source of the of the river Yamuna. The origin of the river Yamuna is the Champasar Glacier, which is very difficult to reach. However, on the western flank of Bandarpuch peak is the Yamunotri shrine dedicated to Goddess Yamuna.
       
    » Gangotri
    Gangotri is one of the four dhams of Uttarkhand. It is the source of the holy river Ganga and is situated at a height of 10200 ft above the sea level in the district of Uttarkashi.
       
    » Tirupati
    Tirupati is one of the holiest pilgrimages for the Hindus. It is known for the Vaishnavaite Shrine on top of cluster of seven hills known as Seshchala. Lord Vishnu in the form of Lord Venkateshwara is worshipped here.
       
    » Bodhgaya
    Bodhgaya in Bihar is the most important Buddhist pilgrimage center. It was here that Lord Buddha attained Nirvana under the Bodhi tree. The focal point is the Mahabodhi temple.
       
    » Mount Abu
    According to the inscriptions Mount Abu was originally the seat of Saivism. Jainism was introduced in 11th century only. The Dilwara temples here are the most important Jain center of India
       
    » Puri
    Puri is one of the four dhams,the holiest Hindu pilgrimage places in India. Jagannath temple makes this place a cardinal pilgrimage tourist center. It was built in 1198. The images of the Gods are carved from tree trunks in a child like caricature. The images kept here are of Lord Krishna, Balbhadra and their sister Subhadra.
       
    » Konark
    Konark is known for its Sun temple. It is only 3 kms from the coast. It was constructed in 13th century and was referred as 'Black Pagoda' by the sailors .The sculptures are remarkable and tourists flock here to see them.
       
    » Dwarka
    Dwarka is among the seven sacred cities which are known as Mokhsada meaning 'bestower of liberation'. It is believed to confer liberation on all those who die within their boundaries. It is also among the four Dhams or the 'Divine Abode'.
       
    » Vaishno Devi
    Sixty kms North of Jammu lies the most popular pilgrimage center for Hindus - Vaishno Devi. It is dedicated to Goddess Durga. Thousands of pilgrims visit it every year, especially during Navaratri festival in March-April and September -October.
       
    » Golden Temple
    The Golden Temple or Darbar Sahib, situated in Amritsar, Punjab, is the most sacred temple for Sikhs. It is a symbol of the magnificence and strength of the Sikh people all over the world. In the evolution of the Darbar Sahib, is entwined the history and ideology of Sikhism. In its architecture are included, symbols associated with other places of worship.
 
 
 
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