Badrinath

Brahma Kapal

Open Time : Open 24 hours

Entry : Free

Address : PFWV+C37 Badrinath, Uttarakhand 246422, India

Why to visit Brahma Kapal

Brahma Kapal is located on the banks of the Alaknanda River in Badrinath, where they pay homage to their ancestors' dead souls. Brahma Kapal is a flat platform that is very important to Hindus because it is where they perform rituals, pay homage to departed souls, and offer Shraddha to their ancestors.

Important facts about Brahma Kapal

  • It is said that Lord Brahma exists here, and that if someone performs Rituals and Shraddha Karma for his family's departed souls, he will be saved from the cycle of birth and death. 
  • It is only 100 metres north of the Badrinath Temple.
  • Brahma Kapal believes that Lord Shiva was released from his curse of killing Brahma at this location. 
  • Brahma's head is also said to have fallen off Shiva's trident here at Brahma Kapal. 
  • Nearby religious attractions include Sheshnetra, Charanpaduka, and the Mata Murthy Temple.
  • This is also where people come to pay their respects to the deceased in order to obtain "mukti," or salvation from rebirth.

Nearby Attractions

  • Tapta Kund Badrinath
  • Bheem pul

How to reach?

Brahma Kapal is located in Near Badrinath ( about 5 minutes walking distance from Badrinath temple). Many public transports are available.

Entry Fees 

Free

Best time to visit 

Anytime as per your convenience 

Visiting Duration 

30 mins

FAQ on Brahma Kapal

When is the best time to visit Brahma Kapal?

You can visit the temple anytime as per your convenience.

What are the nearby attractions?

You can also visit Tapta Kund and Bheem pul

What is the opening time of Brahma Kapal?

Brahma Kapal is open from 6 am to 7 pm.

What are the Restaurants near Brahma Kapal?

Some of the best rated restaurants near Brahma Kapal are Saket Restaurant and Mishra Restaurant.

Special Tip

Although there is no specific dress code for entering a temple. However, before going there, remember to cover your head with a scarf and remove your shoes before entering the sacred place

By Tanisha Vishwakarma

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