trip to haridwar , yamnotri , gangotri, rishikesh on 31/05/11 part 3

3 rd June - BARKOT - UTTARKASHI - HARSIL

by 7.00 am we left Barkot and reached Harsil by 2.00pm . Checked in the GVMN hotel

on thw way to uttarkashi


dharsu





view from uttarkshi hotel








temple at harsil


harsil


flowers at gvmn harsil



harsil village


4th June - HARSIL - GANGOTRI - UTTARKASHI
in the morning  we went to the Gangotri temple & had a most comfortable darshan of the deity 
The Bhagirath shila where king Bhagirarath stood & meditated to bring Ganga to earth is inspiring. Post monsoon all the rivers we saw were muddy. We came back to the hotel & headed for our return journey when we passed the tallest bridge on the river china ganga which comes from china after having a darshan of Bhairavnath.  Finally we reached Uttarkashi at 4.30 & stayed at GVMN hotel  a decent & economical one.


gangotri temple


gangotri temple






gangotri temple
















ganga flow
during mansoom the water becomes muddy






GANGOTRI



gvmn uttarkashi




gvmn uttarkashi


gvmn uttarkashi



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