Discover the Kalimath to Kedarnath Temple Trek: All-New Route

The straight-line distance between Kalimath and Kedarnath is approximately 18-20  kilometers, . This new  trekking route from Kalimath to Kedarnath Temple will be easy and less difficult than Gaurikund to Kedarnath trek in the rugged terrain of the Himalayas.

This travel blog takes you on an enchanting details of all new trekking route  from Kalimath to Kedarnath Temple Trek, exploring the all-new route that promises to make this Kalimath to Kedarnath Temple Trek an unforgettable experience.

Kalimath Temple Uttarakhand

Nestled in the serene landscapes of Uttarakhand, Kalimath Uttarakhand is a hidden gem of spirituality and natural beauty. Revered as one of the 108 Shakti Peeths, Kalimath is a place of deep devotion, where the divine presence of Goddess Kali is worshipped. While Kalimath itself is a destination for spiritual seekers, it also serves as an ideal starting point for an incredible journey to one of the holiest shrines in India—Kedarnath Temple.

 Arrival at Kalimath

Our journey begins in Kalimath, a tranquil village located 49 kilometers from Rudraprayag, at an altitude of 1,800 meters. Known for its powerful Goddess Kali Temple, Kalimath offers a serene environment that instantly puts your mind at peace. After arriving at Kalimath, we took the time to explore the temple and soak in the divine vibes. The temple, unlike others, worships a sacred Kund (pond) covered by the Rajatpat Sri Yantra, which is opened only once a year during Navratri. The surrounding natural beauty, with the Saraswati River flowing nearby, adds to the spiritual aura of this place.

Kalimath to Sonprayag by Road

Kalimath is about 40 kilometers away from Kedarnath. takes  around 1.5 hours . However, the travel time may vary depending on the vehicle you use, the road conditions, or the speed you travel at.

On the map, Kedarnath is located south of Kalimath. The blue line on the Google map shows the road you would take to reach Kedarnath. Along the way, you might find hotels, picnic spots, tourist places, petrol pumps, and other religious sites.

I hope this project help the pilgrims from Kalimath to Kedarnath Temple Trek .