Journey to Omkareshwar Temple in Ukhimath, the winter home of Lord Kedarnath! Imagine snow-kissed peaks surrounding you as you explore this ancient shrine. Ukhimath, once called Ukhamath, holds centuries of history and spiritual significance. Nearby, Chopta beckons with its stunning meadows, a perfect base for trekking and experiencing Uttarakhand's natural beauty. Discover the divine and the daring in one unforgettable trip!
Attend The Morning Aarti Ceremony
Enjoy The Serene Atmosphere
Explore The Temple Complex And Carvings
Learn About The Local Traditions
Offer Prayers To Lord Kedarnath
October to April
Morning
₹500 per person
The Omkareshwar Temple's history is closely linked to the Kedarnath shrine. When the Kedarnath temple closes for winter, the symbolic idol of Lord Kedarnath is ceremoniously brought to Ukhimath. According to legend, the temple was established by Mandhata, a king of the Suryavanshi dynasty. Ukhimath holds immense importance as the winter abode of Lord Kedarnath and the priests (Rawals) reside here during the winter. The rituals and prayers for Kedarnath are performed here during the winter months, ensuring the continuity of worship. The temple's structure and the traditions followed have evolved over centuries, reflecting the rich cultural heritage of the region.