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Madmaheshwar trek — also called Madhyamaheshwar trek or Buda Madmaheshwar trek — is not like any other trek to a mountain top or to the top of a meadow. Yes, you will reach the meadows at the end of the trek. But, the specialty of this trek is that the trail to the top is taken by pilgrims to offer their prayers at Madhyamaheshwar temple, which is one of the five “Panch Kedars”.

The place is filled with mythology and the legend is linked to the period of Mahabharata — one of the two epics in Hinduism — where Bhima, the second born of the Pandavas built the Madhyamaheshwar temple to atone for their sin of killing Kauravas and Brahmans in the Kurukshetra war. The temple is dedicated to Lord Shiva and is worshipped in the form of a navel shaped Lingam.

Madmaheshwar trek is situated in the Kedarnath Wildlife Sanctuary in the northern Himalayas. The sanctuary is famous for the Himalayan Musk Deer and is protecting this endangered species. It is also the largest biodiversity in India with most varieties of flora and fauna are found here.

It is a treat to hike this trail which has a plethora of things to watch out for!

This 3-day, 32 km trek takes you through quaint villages, coniferous forest and grasslands with the Madhyamaheshwar Ganga river flowing beneath you on the first day.

The view of the first light of the sun on the Chaukhamba massif from Buda Madmaheshwar is the icing on the cake that is worth all your effort. If there is one reason to do the Madmaheshwar trek, it is this!

Info Source - Indiahikes.com