TEHRI

TEHRI DAM:

Tehri dam is renowned as the largest and highest dam in Asia and is considered as the 10th tallest dam in the world harnessing water from Bhilangana and Bhagirathi, the two essential rivers in the Himalayas. The dam is located 13 km away from New Tehri and generates more than 1000 MW of electricity. It is also a tourist attraction as the dam reservoir is a must visit for boating expeditions.

CHANDRABADNI TEMPLE:

Devoted to Goddess Sati, Chandrabadni is one of the most revered Shaktipeethas and spiritually blessed temples of the divinity. The temple is carved with white marbles and tiles and is set at an elevation of 2277 m from where one can witness an all-round view of the mountains.

SEM MUKHEM TEMPLE:

Making its place in the heart of the devotees and New Tehri is the Sem Mukhem Temple situated at a height of 2903 m. The temple is dedicated to the snake god, and to reach the temple set on the hilltop, one has to trek 7 km from Khamba Khal which is 64 km away from New Tehri.

BUDA KEDAR:

If you traverse 59 km from New Tehri, you will find this old temple settled at the conflux of Dharam Ganga rivers and Bal Ganga rivers. Buda Kedar is believed to be the spot where Duryodhan from Mahabharata offered Tarpana. Besides, one can also sight birds soaring high in vivid colours from Buda Kedar.

PANTWARI VILLAGE:

This village serves as the base camp for the Nag Tibba trek and makes its mark near the famous hill stations like Dehradun and Rishikesh. Pantwari village is located 124 km away from New Tehri and is covered with rhododendron and oak trees, mountains peaks and is home to many beautiful birds.

KHATLING GLACIER:

For a good trekking experience, you can opt hiking to Khatling Glacier. The trek begins from Ghuttu which is 62 km away from New Tehri and once you start making your way you will witness the mesmerizing view of the Himalayas.