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![]() 'Kedar' is also another name for Lord Shiva - the protector and the destroyer. According to the legend the Pandavas after having won over the Kauravas in the Kurukshetra war, felt guilty of having killed their own brothers and sought penance with Lord Shiva's blessings. Lord Shiva eluded them repeatedly and on being detected by them assumed the form of a bull. The second of thePandavas - 'Bhim' tried to pick him up, but Shiva sank into the Earth and only the hump came in Bhima's hand. Seeing their determination the Lord was pleased and freed the Pandavas from their sin and requested them to worship his hump at Kedarnath. The town of Kedarnath lies in a cup like valley ringed by lofty peaks. The Mandakini River falls down from a great height in a zigzag line to a depth of over 1300-ft. by the side of the town.The Kedarnath shrine faces the Mandakini Valley against a background of Majestic, Snowy peaks and is one of the twelve most sacred places dedicated to Lord Shiva. The simple stone shrine is constructed on a ridge at a height of 3584 Mts. and at right angles to the Mahapanth Peak. It is said about Kedarnath that: Distance CLOTHING 1475 mm. |
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