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The Panch Kedar by motorcycle
The five Panch Kedar shrines of Garhwal — where parts of Shiva are said to have surfaced after the Mahabharata war. Four of the five have a Roar Riders route to their roadhead: you ride in, then walk the last stretch. The fifth, Kedarnath, is a permit-and-pony pilgrimage of its own from Sonprayag.
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Delhi to Chopta & Tungnath
Chopta is a string of meadows at about 2,900 m with a road running right through it and a huge view of the Kedarnath range.
Best Apr–Jun, Sep–Nov
See the route → OutstationDelhi to Madmaheshwar
Madmaheshwar (Madhyamaheshwar), at about 3,490 m, is the second of the five Panch Kedar — a stone temple in a high meadow with Chaukhamba standing right behind it.
Best May–Jun, Sep–Oct
See the route → OutstationDelhi to Rudranath
Rudranath, at about 3,600 m, is the fourth of the Panch Kedar and the one most riders never reach — a natural-rock Shiva face under an overhang, on a…
Best May–Jun, Sep–Oct
See the route → OutstationDelhi to Kalpeshwar & the Urgam Valley
Kalpeshwar, at about 2,200 m, is the fifth of the Panch Kedar and the only one open all year and reachable almost to the door — a short walk from Devgram…
Best Apr–Jun, Sep–Nov
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