http://www.tourisminchamoli.org Tourisminchamoli.org provides Tourism In Chamoli, Chamoli Tourism Guide, Chamoli Travel Tourism Sat, 06 Mar 2010 10:47:38 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9 en hourly 1 http://www.tourisminchamoli.org/2010/03/adi-badri-travel-information/ http://www.tourisminchamoli.org/2010/03/adi-badri-travel-information/#comments Sat, 06 Mar 2010 10:47:38 +0000 admin http://www.tourisminchamoli.org/?p=92 This is a group of 16 temples en route to Ranikhet and close to the confluence of Karnaprayag. It’s about 19 kms from Karnaprayag. The main temple is dedicated to Narayanan and has a raised platform in a pyramidal form. It is believed that these temples dating to the Gupta Age were sanctioned by Adi shankracharya.
Approachable from Karnprayag by a motorable road on the way to Ranikhet, are remains of 16 small temples. Seven among them are ancient ones, belonging to the late Gupta period.

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Adi Badri is located 3 kilometres (1.9 mi) from Chandpur fort or Garhi located on the hilltop, which was built by the Gorkha kings to fight the British. Adi Badri is an hour’s drive from Karnaprayag and close to Chulakot on the way to Ranikhet. On shifting of Badrinath (also known as Raj Badri) to Bhavishya Badri, Adi Badri will be called the Yog Badri.

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Adi Badri
Adi badri is a remains of 16 small temples. Seven among them are ancient ones, belonging to the late Gupta period.Adi Badri is on it’s way to Ranikhet from Karnprayag by a motorable road .It is sais that Adi Guru Shankaracharya had built these temples. The main temple belongs to the Lord Vishnu and it is distinguished by a raised platform in the pyramidal from where the idol is enshrined. sculpted out of black stone, the idol of Lord Vishnu is a metre high. ]]> http://www.tourisminchamoli.org/2010/01/adi-badri/feed/ 0