Rohit Kandwar

16/09/2025

22/06/2025

The Gaumukh Tapovan trek presents stunning vistas of several notable Himalayan summits, such as Shivling, Meru, and the Bhagirathi group. These mountains dominate the scenery, especially when observed from the Tapovan meadow, a high-altitude sanctuary.

Here is a detailed examination of some of the significant peaks:

Mount Shivling:
Recognized for its unique pyramid-like form, Shivling stands out as one of the most notable and visually captivating peaks observable from Tapovan.

Meru Parbat:
Frequently linked with the "Shark's Fin" climbing route, Meru is yet another remarkable peak that can be admired during the trek.

Bhagirathi Peaks:
The Bhagirathi massif comprises Bhagirathi I, II, and III, and these summits provide breathtaking views throughout the journey, particularly when seen from Tapovan.

Kedar Dome:
This peak, characterized by its dome-shaped structure, is also visible from Tapovan.

Sudarshan Parbat:
Situated in proximity to the Bhagirathi peaks, Sudarshan is another impressive mountain that can be seen during the trek.

The trek concludes in the tranquil Tapovan meadows, encircled by these magnificent peaks, offering a truly inspiring experience.

30/05/2025

Global warming and climate change may significantly impact glacier retreat, yet I fail to comprehend what our state or central government is waiting for. Why are they not taking action? How can we allow the major Ganga River, originating from the Gaumukh glacier, which is a life-giver and holds immense sacred value for every Hindu devotee, to be neglected? We Indians cannot imagine life without the waters of Maa Ganga. The central government is implementing the Namami Ganga project to clean the river, so the question arises: when will this project be completed? Will it be when there is no water left in the Ganga, when the entire glacier has melted? It seems to be a matter of deceiving the innocent people of India. Furthermore, during my pilgrimage to Gangotri, I observed garbage being dumped into the Ganga, even in Gangotri itself, and in many areas of the Uttarkashi district, litter and waste were thrown into the valley, directly entering the holy river. What, then, is the state government doing? They claim to be doing so much for the Char Dham Yatra, yet why is there such negligence towards the Ganga River, which is revered as a mother figure by all Indians? Even Mr. Modi recently spoke highly of Maa Ganga during the winter session in Mukha village. Why this hypocrisy?☹️😞🥺

30/05/2025

Gomukh Tapovan Trek: A Journey to the Source of the Ganges

The Gomukh Tapovan Trek is one of the most rewarding and spiritually uplifting treks in the Indian Himalayas. Nestled in the heart of Uttarakhand’s Garhwal region, this trek takes adventurers to the sacred Gomukh Glacier, the origin of the holy River Ganga, and onwards to the high-altitude meadow of Tapovan, offering awe-inspiring views of majestic peaks like Shivling, Bhagirathi, and Meru.

A journey that I will remember for my entire life, such an incredible lifetime memorable experience. I feel so blessed to have reached that sacred place and to have witnessed the beauty of the divine location.