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Sahastra Tal is located on the western end of the stunning Khatling Glacier. It is a cluster of seven lakes near the glacier, about 30 kilometres away from Mala. The name suggests that there are or were many more glacial lakes like these scattered in this fairly remote region. Seven lakes have been identified, namely Dudhital, Darshantal, Lumbtal, Lingtal, Kokalital, Narsingtal and Parital.
Sahastra Tal is located on the western end of the stunning Khatling Glacier. It is a cluster of seven lakes near the glacier, about 30 kilometres away from Mala. The name suggests that there are or were many more glacial lakes like these scattered in this fairly remote region. Seven lakes have been identified, namely Dudhital, Darshantal, Lumbtal, Lingtal, Kokalital, Narsingtal and Parital.
The journey to these lakes passes through the panoramic Bhilangna River valley. One can capture unforgettable views of such sublime peaks as the Jogin group, Kirti Stambh and Meru. The trek to these lakes takes one through profuse woodlands and vastly expansive verdurous meadows. In the rainy season, the region explodes with vibrant floral magnificence.
The source of the Vasuki Ganga is the Vasuki Tal, a small glacial lake located in the glacial trough east of Chor Gamak glacier, near Kedarnath.
Story of vasuki ganga
There is mention of Vasuki river also known as Son river which is a small river and flows in downside of Kedarnath hills. Son is also known as Vasuki Ganga.:- Source:- Aitihasik Sthanavali (A book written by Vijayendra Kumar Mathur and published by Rajasthan Hindi Granth Akadami, Jaipur). Confluence of the rivers Vasuki Ganga and Mandakini is known as Sonprayag/Vasukiprayag is situated at 14 kilometer distance from famous Triyuginarayan temple (site where Lord Shiva and Parvati got married together.). Five kilometer pedestrian distance from here.
the place where this Vasukiprayag/Sonprayag is situated is known as Bhilangana region. there are so many prayagas in that area. source- shloka-23, chapter-44, Kedarakhanda, Skandapurana. confluence of two rivers that are called sangam in rest of the India, they are known as prayag in Uttarakhand, India.
About Kedarnath
The temple, at a height of 3,583 m (11,755 ft), 223 km from Rishikesh, on the shores of Mandakini river, a tributary of Ganga, is a stone edifice of unknown date. It is not certain who built the original Kedarnath temple and when.
The name "Kedarnath" means "the lord of the field":
it derives from the Sanskrit words kedara ("field") and natha ("lord").