Rudraprayag Sangam

Peaceful place for mediation and spents your time there , a beautiful view during sunset and sunrise 🌅.
It's famous for two holy rivers of Mandakini and alaknanda river. If we see then can imagine boths river water is diff. Colour and different water coldness.

All the sangams are very powerful places. Around south East Asia temples were built in sangams. Rudraprayag is a powerful sangam of alakananda and mandakini river. The rivers are brown and green and the holy rivers are merging here to become alakananda. The river colours the powerful chamunda temple in the ghat and rudranath shiva temple above the ghat makes it an amazing place to meditate after taking a refreshing dip.

The sangam looks awesome with different color rivers merging in one. There is Main temple in Sangam whose corridor gives awesome view of sangam.

The majestic confluence of the river Alaknanda and Mandakini is a breathtaking view, both the rivers in different colors merging into one and called as Alaknanda.
Alaknanda becomes Ganga at Devprayag.
As one gets glued to the beauty of the river, this place gives eternal peace of mind and solace.

Confluence is very amazing to see
Water is very cold and amazing taste

Easy to access and can even go to a literal spot where both Alaknanda and Mandakini merge into each other.

A majestic confluence of two great rivers Alakananda and mandakini.. the most famous of the Panch prayags .. and the most beautiful one as well.. one can distinguish the colour of two rivers distinctly.. went here back in 2000 during my visit to kedarnath and badrinath.. here are some pictures from the day...

In the heart of the Himalayas, where the mountains touch the sky and the rivers sing hymns of ancient tales, lies a sacred journey that beckons the intrepid traveler. Embarking on a pilgrimage from the charming city of Belagavi to the hallowed grounds of Rudraprayag, en route to the revered shrine of Kedarnath, was a voyage that transcended physical boundaries and touched the deepest recesses of my soul.

As I crossed state borders and ventured deeper into the heart of Uttarakhand, the sacred aura of Rudraprayag began to make its presence felt. The town, nestled at the confluence of the holy Alaknanda and Mandakini rivers, exuded an otherworldly charm. The air was thick with devotion, and the echo of ancient chants seemed to reverberate through the very stones.

Rudraprayag's serene landscapes seemed like a prelude to the grandeur that lay ahead. As I stood on the banks of the confluence, my eyes were treated to a spectacle of divine beauty. The rivers, pure and untamed, merged with an elegant grace, their union a metaphor for the spiritual journey that pilgrims undertake to attain oneness with the divine.

In conclusion, my pilgrimage from Belagavi to Rudraprayag on the way to Kedarnath was an odyssey of the spirit. It was a testament to the human spirit's yearning for the divine, a voyage that intertwined culture, nature, and devotion into a tapestry of unforgettable memories. This journey has reaffirmed my belief in the power of travel to touch the soul, and I will forever cherish the moments spent traversing the mystical landscapes of Uttarakhand on two wheels.

Rudraprayag, where the Mandakini and Alaknanda river meet.. the scene has a perfect view. You can feel the vibe..

A beautiful view where river Alaknanda and Mandakini flows together. Enjoy the mesmerizing view and get some good pictures and help people. Please Don't litters around 😊

Very few places where you see 2 rivers meeting and combining into one.
A place you'll never feel like leaving.
The calm nature of river on the right gives you soothing feeling, while the rough, fast and hunky flow of the river on the left takes your breath away and shows you its wrath.
Indeed a place worth visiting!

Rudranath Temple Rudraprayag is named after Lord Shiva, and the temple of lord Rudranath is situated at the confluence of the Alaknanda and Mandakini rivers.

Total five prayag is in uttarakhand. U can easily see the difference bet the colour of two river

Was there on the 21st of April '23' and went to the Sangam of the Mandakini with the Alaknanda.
Very beautiful place and peaceful with a small, beautiful temple on the way down to the river. There is also a mesmerising carving of Narada singing to Rudra avatar of Shiva.

The Temple above the road is also very enchanting with a vedashala attached.

Feel very blessed to have visited this Divine place.

Rudraprayag is a city and a municipality in Rudraprayag district in the Indian state of Uttarakhand. Rudraprayag is one of the Panch Prayag (five confluences) of Alaknanda River, the point of confluence of rivers Alaknanda and Mandakini. Kedarnath, a Hindu holy city is located 86 km from Rudraprayag
.Rudraprayag lies on national highway NH58 that connects Delhi with Badrinath and Mana Pass in Uttarakhand near the Indo-Tibet border. Therefore, all buses and vehicles that carry pilgrims from New Delhi to Badrinath, via Haridwar and Rishikesh, in the pilgrimage season of summer months, pass through Rudraprayag on the way to Joshimath, and further north. Rishikesh is a starting point for road journeys to Rudraprayag, and regular buses operate from Rishikesh bus station to Rudraprayag. The road distance from Rishikesh to Rudraprayag is 141 km (88 mi) via Devprayag and Srinagar.

Take a holy dip at the sangam and don’t forget to feed the fishes.

A very picturesque intersection (confluence) of rivers Alaknanda and Mandakini.

Rudraprayag Sangam is situated in a town Rudraprayag district in the Indian state of Uttarakhand. Rudraprayag is one of the Panch Prayag (five confluences) of Alaknanda River, the point of confluence of rivers Alaknanda and Mandakini.

There are mountains all around. It is quite a popular tourist destination with all the recent spotlight for its interesting sights that it holds among its rich treasures.

Rudraprayag is named after the presiding deity of the town, Lord Shiva; owing to the presence of the legendary Rudranath temple dedicated to Lord Shiva that is situated at the confluence of Alaknanda and Mandakini since ages.

This sangam looks beautiful and mesmerizing. The meeting point of River Bhagirathi and River Alaknanda

Confluence and Sangam of Alaknanda and Mandakini River , These are the tributaries of Ganga river.This is the place which is on the way of Holy Kedarnath temple from Rishikesh.

The beauty of Rudraprayag lies in its stunning surroundings, blessed with breathtaking landscapes and panoramic views of the Himalayas. The snow-capped peaks, dense forests, and pristine rivers create a picturesque backdrop that captivates the senses of visitors.
One of the most striking features of Rudraprayag is the confluence of the Alaknanda and Mandakini rivers. The meeting point is believed to be auspicious and holds great religious significance for Hindu pilgrims. The rushing waters and the confluence itself create a powerful and awe-inspiring sight, reflecting the raw energy and majesty of nature.
The beauty of Rudraprayag lies in its enchanting landscapes, the confluence of rivers, ancient temples, and its role as a starting point for various adventures in the Himalayas. It is a place where nature and spirituality blend harmoniously, providing a serene and captivating experience to those who visit.