Hemkund Sahib is 43 kms from Badrinath . Near the Valley of flowers is the holy lake Hemkund- an important pilgrimage of the Sikhs and Hindus. Along its shores is the sacred Sikh shrine where Guru Gobind singh, the tenth Guru unified with god after Prolonged meditation in his previous birth. The reflection of surrounding snow- clad peaks in its placid waters offers a scenic sight.

Mana Village is 43 kms from Badrinath. Inhabited by Indo-Mangolian tribe, it is considered to be the last indian village before Tibet . On this route, nearby are Vyas Gufa-the rock cave of saint Ved Vyas, the writer of Mahabharata. Bhim Pul- a natural bridge over the Saraswati river and Vasundhara Falls- a 122 mts. high waterfall - forming an important part of the pilgrimage to Badrinath.

Satopanth is 25 kms from Badrinath. A three cornered lake with a circumference of about 1 km., is situated at an elevation of 4,402 mts. above sea level. It is named after the Hindu triad - Brahma, Vishnu and Mahesh, who are blieved to occupy one corner each of the lake. The trek is hazardous with dramatic landscapes.

Auli is 57 kms from Badrinath. An ideal shi resort in the Garhwal Himalayas with its slopes comparable to the best in the world. Perched at an elevation of 2,500 mts, Auli not only offers a magnificent view of the Himalaya ranges but is a delight for winter sports enthusiasts.