Join Madmaheshwar Trek with Firstrek. Sacred Panch Kedar Yatra with expert guides, stay, meals & scenic Himalayan trails in Uttarakhand.
The Madmaheshwar Trek is a sacred Himalayan pilgrimage leading to Madmaheshwar Temple, the second temple of the revered Panch Kedar Yatra, dedicated to Lord Shiva. Situated at an altitude of approximately 3,289 meters (10,791 ft), Madmaheshwar is surrounded by high Himalayan peaks, alpine meadows, and dense forests.
This trek offers a balanced combination of spiritual devotion and natural beauty, making it ideal for pilgrims and trekkers seeking a meaningful journey in the Garhwal Himalayas.
Madmaheshwar Trek Overview
| Detail | Information |
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| Region | Garhwal Himalayas, Uttarakhand |
| Altitude | 3,289 m / 10,791 ft |
| Trek Distance | ~16 km (one way) |
| Duration | 4–5 Days |
| Difficulty Level | Moderate |
| Best Season | May–June, September–October |
| Base Village | Ransi |
Religious Significance
According to Hindu mythology, Lord Shiva manifested at Madmaheshwar in the form of his navel (nabhi) after eluding the Pandavas. The temple is considered extremely auspicious, and devotees believe that visiting Madmaheshwar helps in attaining spiritual peace and liberation from past karmas.
Madmaheshwar holds a vital place in the Panch Kedar circuit and is often visited before or after Kedarnath.
Trek Route Details
Rishikesh / Haridwar → Ransi Village → Gaundhar → Madmaheshwar Temple
The trekking trail passes through:
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Traditional Garhwali villages
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Rhododendron and oak forests
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Alpine meadows and mountain streams
The route is well-defined and suitable for trekkers with basic fitness levels.
Best Time to Visit Madmaheshwar
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May to June: Pleasant weather, clear trails, and blooming meadows
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September to October: Stable weather with excellent mountain views
The trek remains closed during monsoon and winter due to heavy rainfall and snowfall.
Madmaheshwar Trek Package Inclusions – Firstrek
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Guided trek with experienced local professionals
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Accommodation in guesthouses or camps
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All vegetarian meals during the trek
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Trek permits and forest entry charges
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Basic medical support and safety equipment
Customized private and group departures are available.


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