Bhavishya Badri is situated amidst dense cedar forests near Subhai village in the Dhauliganga valley at an elevation of 2,744 meters. According to prophecy in the Sanatana texts, when the Nar and Narayana mountain ranges eventually close the route to Badrinath at the end of Kali Yuga, Lord Badrinarayan will manifest and be worshipped exclusively here.
Sacred Overview & Architectural Heritage
Essential Pilgrim Facts & Logistics
Verified Data
District
Chamoli
Circuit / Cluster
Panch Badri
Primary Deity
Lord Vishnu
Altitude
2,744 m
(9,003 ft)
Trek & Roadhead
3.5 km trek from Subhai Village (Tapovan)
Recommended Season
May to June & September to October
Pilgrimage Schedule
Opens: May to November | Closes: Late November
Winter Worship Seat (Gaddi Sthal)
Subhai Village
Priesthood Lineage
Local temple committee / BKTC
OpenStreetMap Route & Pilgrimage Access Map
Live spatial coordinates and transit route from the most searched transit hub to Bhavishya Badri Temple.
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On-Foot Trek
3.5 km from Subhai Village (Tapovan)
Route via Rishikesh: Main pilgrimage base with extensive taxi union, bus depot & rail connectivity.
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