Sem Mukhem is revered across the Garhwal Himalayas as the supreme pilgrimage seat of King Nagaraja, regarded locally as an incarnation of Lord Krishna who subdued the serpent Kaliya. Situated atop a dense ridge of oak and rhododendron forests near Pratapnagar, the temple features an arresting 14-foot boulder sanctum etched with ancient serpentine motifs and topped with a silver umbrella. A scenic 2 km forest trek from Khamba Khal brings pilgrims to this remote shrine, where thousands gather during the historic biennial Sem Mukhem Mela.
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