Triyuginarayan Temple is one of the most revered Vedic wedding destinations in Sanatana tradition, marking the celestial spot where Lord Shiva and Goddess Parvati entered holy matrimony in the divine presence of Lord Vishnu as the ritual witness. A perpetual holy flame (Akhand Dhuni) has burned uninterrupted in front of the stone sanctum since the Treta Yuga, earning the temple its title of Akhand Dhuni Mandir. Four sacred holy water kunds (Rudra-kund, Vishnu-kund, Brahma-kund, and Saraswati-kund) encircle the sanctum, where pilgrims offer wood samidha to the eternal fire.
Sacred Overview & Architectural Heritage
Essential Pilgrim Facts & Logistics
Verified Data
District
Rudraprayag
Circuit / Cluster
Local & Vedic Heritage
Shiva Shrines of Uttarakhand
Primary Deity
Lord Vishnu & Shiva-Parvati
Altitude
1,980 m
(6,496 ft)
Trek & Roadhead
Direct roadhead access at Sonprayag / Triyuginarayan Village (Direct motorable road)
Recommended Season
May to June, September to November
Pilgrimage Schedule
Opens: Open year-round (06:00 AM - 08:00 PM) | Closes: Open year-round (Winter access subject to heavy snowfall)
Winter Worship Seat (Gaddi Sthal)
Same sanctum
Priesthood Lineage
Local Dimri Brahmins
OpenStreetMap Route & Pilgrimage Access Map
Live spatial coordinates and transit route from the most searched transit hub to Triyuginarayan Temple.
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Roadhead Access
Sonprayag / Triyuginarayan Village (Direct motorable road)
Route via Rishikesh: Main pilgrimage base with extensive taxi union, bus depot & rail connectivity.
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