RUDRAPRAYAG
Rudraprayag is a district in Uttarakhand as well as a city and municipality. It is known as one of the five confluences of the Alaknanda River with Mandakani River. The holy city of Kedarnath is located 86 kms from Rudraprayag. Rudraprayag is also known for the man-eating leopard who was hunted by Jim Corbett.
Situated at an elevation of 2,936 ft, Rudraprayag was affected by the 2013 floods which severely damaged several buildings and bridges. It is characterized by mountainous terrain. The key towns and cities in the district include Rudraprayag, an administrative centre as well as Augastmuni, Guptkashi, Ukhimath, the holy town of Kedarnath, Sonprayag, Chopta and Kalimath.
The nearest airport to Rudraprayag is the Jolly Grant Airport in Dehradun which is 183 kms from Rudraprayag. The nearest railway station is in Rishikesh. Rudraprayag is well connected with a National Highway connecting Delhi with Badrinath near the Indo-Tibet border.
The main attraction for Rudraprayag is the religious significance of the area. Devotees visit the area for the confluence of the two holy rivers. There are also some temples in the area like the Jagdamba Temple and the Shiva Temple.
 Koteshwar Mahdev Temple |  Karthik Swami Temple |  Karma Jeet Temple |
|---|---|---|
 Dhari Devi Temple |  Chandrapuri |  Augustmuni |
ATTRACTIONS
Kakdagaad Birding Trail
Augustmuni, Uttarakhand
Kakdagaad, near Augustmuni in Mandakini Valley, is a hidden, unspoiled birding paradise. Best visited from October to March, it offers sightings of species like the Tawny Fish Owl, Crested Kingfisher, and Brown Dipper, alongside mammals like Grey Ghoral. The area is ideal for intimate wildlife photography and nature immersion
Syalsaur
Rudraprayag, Uttarakhand
Syalsaur is an isolated hill station that is yet to be discovered by many. This place will surely make travelers wonder about what this tiny region can offer them. It is often used as an enroute for those traveling to do dham(Kedarnath-Badrinath) and Tungnath and some other destinations. People who are looking for an exciting and adventurous getaway in the lap of mother nature should definitely consider visiting Syalsaur.
Basukedar Temple
Rudraprayag, Uttarakhand
Nestled amidst the verdant embrace of the Garhwal Himalayas, the Basukedar Temple in Rudraprayag beckons pilgrims and nature lovers alike. This ancient sanctuary, steeped in history and mythology, offers a captivating blend of spiritual aura, serene beauty, and a chance to delve deeper into the rich tapestry of Hindu beliefs.