Roast Dham Yatra has an uncommon importance in Hinduism. Singe Dham alludes to four consecrated dwelling places that are supposed to be sacred attributable to their strict noteworthiness and notices in the Hindu sacred texts. The Himalayan Char Dham journey circuit or the Chota Char Dham comprises of four sacred spots in the territory of Uttarakhand in particular, Gangotri, Yamnotri, Kedarnath and Badrinath. While Yamnotri and Gangotri are both Shakta locales, Badrinath is Vaishnava and Kedarnath is a Shaiva site. All these are especially viewed as blessed by the four factions of Hinduism.

All the Char Dhams are situated in Garhwal area of Uttarakhand, explicitly in Uttarkashi, Rudraprayag, Badrinath and Chamoli areas. With the enormous improvement in transportation foundation, it has gotten simpler for explorers to finish the entire excursion in only 15 days. 

Considered as one of the most delightful and devout zones on the planet, the Char Dhams are known for their otherworldly emanation. Hindus from around the globe stay with the Char Dhams and it is viewed as an obligation of a Hindu to visit the burn dhams once in a blue moon.

Yamunotri

Yamunotri Dham is the first of the four dhams and is supposed to be the wellspring of Yamuna River. Explorers visit the sanctuary of Goddess Yamuna to take an interest in the Aarti that happens from 6:30 pm to 7:30 pm and have darshan of Goddess Yamuna that is revered as a silver sculpture inside the Yamunotri Temple. 

As per legend, sage Asit Muni used to wash in Ganga and Yamuna streams. As mature age held the wise, he couldn't visit Gangotri up the slopes and the equivalent arose inverse to Yamunotri to give him relief in his mature age. 

Aside from the Yamunotri sanctuary, one can visit Saptrishi Kund-the real wellspring of stream Yamuna, Surya Kund-the warm springs and Divya Shila-the solid stone column.

Gangotri

Arranged in Uttarkashi at an elevation of 3048 meters, Gangotri is a significant spot for explorers. Travelers ask Goddess Ganga at the Gangotri Dham who is said to appear as a stream and plunge to earth when King Bhagirath ruminated and petitioned her to free his archetype's spirits. As per another legend, Goddess Ganga is supposed to be resulting from kamandalu of Lord Brahma. 

As Ganga is supposed to be the most devout waterways in Hinduism, dedicated travelers come to Gangotri dham to implore and look for gifts of the stream goddess.

Kedarnath Dham

Supposed to be the seat of Lord Shiva, Kedarnath dham is arranged in the middle of snow-clad heaps of the Himalayas. As indicated by the legend, manifestations of Lord Vishnu-Nar and Narayan petitioned Lord Shiva and consequently were conceded a help. They mentioned Lord Shiva to take a perpetual seat at Kedarnath as a Jyotirlinga to favor his enthusiasts and free them from their tragedies.

Badrinath Dham

Situated in Chamoli District, Badrinath dham is supposed to be the seat of Lord Vishnu and individuals come here to venerate him as Badrinarayan. Curiously, Badrinath is likewise one of the spots in the antiquated singe dhams. As per the legend, Pandavas crossed Badrinath on their excursion to paradise and the Nar and Narayana thought here. Ved Vyasa is additionally said to have composed Mahabharata at a cavern close to Badrinath. Thus, this spot has an extraordinary essentialness in Hindu religion.