A secluded group of ancient stone temples in the lower Garhwal hills, carrying Vishnu devotion, old architecture, and a deep sense of stillness.
About the place
Adi Badri is a historic temple group set among the quieter hills of Chamoli. Dedicated mainly to Lord Vishnu, its stone shrines connect the landscape with the wider Badri tradition. The peaceful setting and surviving architecture make it valuable for pilgrims, heritage travellers and anyone exploring Garhwal beyond its busiest pilgrimage roads.
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