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Posted On: September 14th 2026, 11:04 pm
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Kedarnath Dham in Uttarakhand has transformed into a breathtaking winter wonderland as fresh snowfall blankets the sacred temple town and surrounding Himalayan peaks in white, creating picture-perfect scenes that have captivated devotees and social media users alike. Fresh snowfall on October 29, followed by another spell reported on November 2, covered Kedarpuri in a layer of white as temperatures dropped sharply across the region. Stunning visuals of the ancient Shiva temple surrounded by snow-covered mountains have surfaced online, with visitors capturing the spectacular scenery on their phones. Despite the freezing conditions, pilgrims continue to arrive at the shrine to seek Lord Shiva’s blessings before the annual pilgrimage concludes. According to Rudraprayag Police, over 18.80 lakh devotees have visited Kedarnath Dham this season as of November 2. Meanwhile, the doors of Kedarnath Temple are scheduled to close for the winter season at 8:30 AM on November 11, coinciding with Bhai Dooj. Following the closure, the ceremonial idol of Lord Kedarnath will be carried to Omkareshwar Temple in Ukhimath, where worship will continue throughout winter. Authorities have advised pilgrims to carry adequate winter clothing, monitor weather updates and follow safety guidelines as temperatures continue to fall in the high-altitude region. For now, the snow-covered Himalayan shrine offers a spectacular meeting of nature and devotion, giving visitors one last glimpse of Kedarnath’s winter beauty before its doors close for the season.
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