Rishikesh
Kunjapuri Temple Trekking
Open Time : Open 24 hours
Entry : paid
Address : Rishikesh, Uttarakhand, India
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Why to visit Kunjapuri Temple Trekking
Kunjapuri, at the height of 1645 metres, offers a panoramic view of the Himalayan peaks to the north and Rishikesh, Haridwar, and the Doon valley to the south. The Kunjapuri Temple trek is well-known among trekkers in Rishikesh.
Travelling towards Gangotri, the road splits about 6 kilometres from Narendra Nagar at Hindola Khal, leading to the shrine, which is 5 kilometres away. As a major religious site, it attracts thousands of visitors throughout the year. The Greater Himalayan Peaks and the vast Indo-Gangetic plains offer spectacular sunrise and sunset views.
Things to remember while trekking:
- T-shirts and track pants are preferred.
- Rubber-soled shoes.
- Sunshade caps.
- Carry water for drinking.
- Bring food with you.
Distance: 9 to 12 km
Time Duration: 4 to 5 hours
Grade: Moderate.
FAQ on Kunjapuri Temple Trekking
How many stairs are there in the Kunjapuri Temple?
The main shrine of the Kunjapuri Devi Temple is accessible from the road by 80 steep steps. The stunning temple complex at Kunjapuri Devi Temple is located at the summit of a hill.
How challenging is the Kunjapuri Trek?
Rishikesh to Kunjapuri temple hiking is a fantastic opportunity to soak in the environment. Any physically fit person can complete the 9-kilometer one-way uphill walk and drive back to Rishikesh. It will take about 4-5 hours to travel to the temple.
How many kilometres are there between Rishikesh and Kunjapur
The Chamba-Narendra Nagar path takes travellers 27 kilometres from Rishikesh to the Kunjapuri Devi Temple.
What time of year in Rishikesh is ideal for a Kunjapuri Trek?
The winter and start of the summer seasons, which are between the months of October and March, are the ideal times to embark on a Kunjapuri temple trek.
Special Tip
On the occasion of Navratri and Durga Puja, the temple is lavishly decorated with flowers and lights, and it is the best time to visit.
By Mehrosh Shamim
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