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Legend has it that there was a priest at the Kedarnath temple in Uttarakhand, India who used to do the morning puja at the mentioned temple and the evening puja at the Badrinath temple. He was the first person to do the reverse Panpatia Trek .
Physically and geographically, this is impossible because the shortest distance between the temples is through the Himalayan passes and through inhospitable terrain. The crow’s distance itself would be around 40 kms, not to mention that a route would first have to be found amongst the snowfields and glaciers which can go up to a height of 4800 mtrs. But then that does not stop an apocryphal story from becoming a legend.

Panpatiya
Surrounded by legends and fables the Panpatia Glacier trek that takes you through Panpatia Col route requires endurance and willpower to get through harsh yet beautiful nature. Located between the holy shrines of Badrinath and Kedarnath, the region is rich with wondrous stories of ‘sadhus’ and sages who have lived here.
The journey kicks off from the holy Badrinath Shrine; a place where Shiva and Parvati are believed to have lived. Stay in charming campsites in alcoves, along lakesides and over flatlands on the way and enjoy walking through a trail that is well planned and fun at the same time. Marvel the magnificent peaks of Chaukhamba and Nanda Devi to finally come to a landscape that is as white as snow can be! Wherever your eyes go you can see the vast snow fields that have inspired many holy jouneys!

Mandani Velly
Mandani Valley trek is one of the tough and less explored treks in the Garhwal Region of Uttarakhand. The valley connects the Madhmaheswar trail to Kedarnath at Chorabari Glacier, the origin of river Mandakini. The trek involves crossing 3 high altitude Cols, the highest being the Bisali Col (4750 mts)
Mandani Bugyal is a heavenly place with beautiful views of valley, flowers and snowy peaks. Apart from trekking, the trail and valley have a strong mythological association with Pandavas, who crossed it during their final ascent to Swargarohini .