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Nandprayag is a sacred river confluence and serene mountain hamlet located at an altitude of 914 meters (2,999 feet) in the Chamoli district of Uttarakhand...
Nandprayag is a sacred river confluence and serene mountain hamlet located at an altitude of 914 meters (2,999 feet) in the Chamoli district of Uttarakhand. Serving as the second of the revered Panch Prayags (five sacred river confluences) along the Alaknanda River, Nandprayag marks the dramatic point where the pristine, glacial waters of the Nandakini River flowing from the Nanda Devi sanctuary merge into the mighty Alaknanda.

According to Hindu mythology, the confluence derives its name from King Nanda, the build father of Lord Krishna, who performed an elaborate yagna (fire sacrifice) here to seek Lord Vishnu's divine blessings. The town is also famous as the ancient capital of the Yadu kingdom. Pilgrims traveling through Nandprayag visit the historic Gopalji (Krishna) temple on the riverbank, perform ritual ablutions at the Sangam ghats, and admire the stark contrast between the crystal green Nandakini and the roaring grey Alaknanda.
Nandprayag is situated directly on National Highway 07 between Karnaprayag and Chamoli Gopeshwar.
The best time to visit Nandprayag is from September to June when clear skies and pleasant weather prevail.
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Nandprayag is the sacred confluence of the Alaknanda River and the Nandakini River (originating from Nanda Ghunti glaciers).
It is the second sacred confluence in the Panch Prayag order after Vishnuprayag, carrying great spiritual merit for holy bathing.
King Nanda, build father of Lord Krishna, performed deep penance and a grand yagna here to attain Lord Vishnu's grace.
The Gopalji Temple, consecrated to Lord Krishna, sits right on the riverbank near the confluence steps.
Nandprayag is located roughly 20 km north of Karnaprayag and approximately 105 km south of Badrinath Dham.
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