One of the four Dhams, the Badrinath temple, is a mystery and a wonder in and of itself. Lord Vishnu is sitting in a position of meditation. Learn about the fascinating details surrounding this temple.
Badrinath Dham is situated in Uttarakhand state’s Chamoli district, on the banks of the Alaknanda River. It is among India’s holiest and most significant pilgrimage destinations. Both the Char Dham and Chota Char Dham, or Himalayan Char Dham Yatras, feature it.
Badrinath Dham is the residence of Lord Vishnu. This location was given the name Badrinath because it is thought that Lord Vishnu performed penance here beneath the Badri tree.
It may surprise you to learn that Badrinath Dham does not have any dogs that bark. The reason for this is fascinating. In addition to dogs, there will be lightning but no thunder, and clouds will shower but no thunder.
In reality, everyone in Badrinath Dham, including the animals and nature, is helping Lord Vishnu in his penance while he is in a contemplative stance. Support for the environment is also demanded of the devotees who visit.
Over 3,000 meters above sea level is where the Badrinath temple is located. The temple’s architecture is in the Nagar style. Badrinath, a black stone idol of Lord Vishnu fashioned from Shaligram Shila, is located inside the sanctum sanctorum. The idol, which is in Padmasana, shows Vishnu in a four-armed pose.
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