Panch Prayag

Rudraprayag is situated 67 kilometers from Devprayag and 142 kilometers from Rishikesh on the Uttarkashi road. Rudraprayag is also an important commercial place. In Rudraprayag, one can find the Rudraprayag Confluence, which has a Rudranath and Chamunda Devi temple in this confluence. At Rudraprayag, the Alaknanda river meets with the streams of Mandakini river, which originates from the springs fed by the melting snow of Charabari glacier about 1 kilometers above Kedarnath temple.

Karnprayag (further indicated as Karnaprayag) is situated at 12 km from Gauchar and 31 km from Rudraprayag. In Karnprayag , one can find the Karnprayag Confluence which has two temples in this confluence, one dedicated to Goddess Durga (Uma) and the other dedicated Karna (the tragic hero of the Mahabharata).

Devprayag is 68 kilometers north of Rishikesh. In Devprayag, one can find the Devprayag Confluence, which is the most spectacular among all the confluences. Devprayag Confluence is the point where Alaknanda river meets the Bhagirathi river, coming from Gomukh, to form the mighty Ganga.

Nandaprayag is a beautiful treasure in the Indian state of Uttarakhand, situated at the foot of the towering Himalayas; the town attracts those in search of peace and those curious about India's rich cultural heritage. The town's location at the meeting point of the Alaknanda and Nandakini rivers gives it a special charm that draws in those looking for spiritual solace as well as those seeking beautiful natural scenery and fascinating historical sites.

Vishnuprayag in Uttarakhand, is a fascinating example of how spirituality and natural beauty can live in perfect harmony, and it is located in the heart of the Garhwal Himalayas. In Uttarakhand, India, near the meeting point of the Alaknanda and Dhauliganga rivers, visitors may find a magical place steeped in Hindu mythology and offering a unique combination of peaceful spirituality and breathtaking scenery.