Temple of Goddess Yamuna
The temple was built by Maharani Gularia of Jaipur in the 19th century. It was destroyed twice in the present century and rebuilt again. The temple remains closed from November to May.

Lakhamandal Lakhamandal
Pass Kempty falls 75 kms. On the Mussoorie – Yammnotri road lies Lakhamandal. Legend has is that the Kaurvas made a shelter house and conspired to bum the Pandavas alive here.

Surya Kund
One of the important thermal springs known for its very high temperature of 190 f. Pilgrims cook rice and potatoes here to offer to deity in the temple.

Divya Shila
A huge rock pillar venerated before entering the Yamunotri Temple.

Jankichatti
The theral springs here offer a spectacular sight and a refreshing bath for the pilgrims.

Hanumanchatti
The confluence of Hanuman Ganga and Yamuna river forms the starting point for the scenic Dodi Tal trek. (Rishikesh – Barkot – Hanumanchatti – Yamunotri – hanumanchatti – Darvatop – Dodital – Agora – Uttarkashi – Rishikesh). Porters. Ponies and Palanquines are available for the journey to Yamunotri. Their rates are fixed by District Magistrate before the start of every Yatra season.

Sayanachatti
A scenic spot along the bank of river yamuna that makes a lovely sight enrouted the trek up to Yamunotri.

Saptarishi Kund
Saptarishi Kund is at a distance of 10 km from Yamunotri and is the actual source of the river. This lake is generally covered with ice. The place is known for the rare Brahma lotus, which grows here. It is a beautiful picnic spot as well.