Bramha Kapal

Friday 24 hours open

PFWV+C37, Badrinath Temple Rd, Badrinath, Uttarakhand 246422, India
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Bramha Kapal is a hindu temple located in Badrinath, Uttarakhand. The average rating of this place is 4.60 out of 5 stars based on 134 reviews. The street address of this place is PFWV+C37, Badrinath Temple Rd, Badrinath, Uttarakhand 246422, India.

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Where is Bramha Kapal located?
Bramha Kapal is located at PFWV+C37, Badrinath Temple Rd, Badrinath, Uttarakhand 246422, India.
What is the contact number for Bramha Kapal?
The contact number for Bramha Kapal is +91 135 255 2626
What is the off day for Bramha Kapal?
Bramha Kapal is 7 days open 24hr
What people say about Bramha Kapal

Sharad Kumar Gupta 18 months ago

Brahma Kapal is situated inside the holy Dham of Badrinath and is the place where Lord Shiva was freed from his sin of Brahma Hatya. It is a popular belief that performing the ritual of Pind Daan here will free the souls of your ancestors from hell. As compared to the pilgrimage at Gaya performing Pind Daan at Brahma Kapal is said have eight times more the positive result. Not just lord Shiva the Pandava brothers are also believed to have achieved their freedom from the sin of committing Brahma Hatya. This place has also found its mention in the holy Vedas as well as the Puranas. Here is an interesting story related to this place:

This holy site is also associated with the origin of the entire universe. It is believed that when Brahma had approached his daughter Prithvi with wrong intentions in his mind, Lord Shiva had cut one of his heads off from his body with the help of his Trishul. Brahma’s head got stuck in his Trishul and Lord Shiva then became sinful. In order to get rid of this sin Lord Shiva had to descend to the earthly realm to perform penance. Lord Shiva came to the current spot of Brahma Kapal and this was the place where Lord Shiva had separated the head of Brahma form his trishul here. This place was also visited by the Pandava brothers who had defeated and killed their own kin during the war of Mahabharata. In order to get rid of the sin of killing their kin the Pandava brothers were on their way for their journey to heaven and they stopped here to offer their prayers to the souls of their departed ancestors. As per instructed by Lord Krishna Pandavas also did the ritual for Shradh in order to attain salvation for their ancestors as well as for the people who lost their lives in the battlefield. It is said that performing deep penance here will grant your ancestors with moksha or salvation from the karmic cycle of birth and rebirth.

Shivani Kothiyal 47 months ago

Just near Badrinath mandir a very religious place.... wonderful view of the Himalayas with lots of serene sites...the place has lots of different areas to visit like Vyas cave, Vasudhara and trekking through the Himalayas... the place explains itself when you visit so do travel and trek to this place

Himanshu Dixit 71 months ago

It is about 100-200 mts from the main temple. ghat situated on the banks of Alaknanda River.
It is the final place for doing pind daan for ancenstors. No need to do it at any other place after doing it here.

Process is very simple. Go to temple 1 day before the day you want to do pind daan. Buy a ticket of Rs 31 from temple. You will get bhog from temple next morning at 6:30 AM. That needs to be taken to the ghat. You will find lot of panda's there who will do. Best thing about this place is the process they have. All panda's are from temple. They will not force you to give more amount.. its all your intent.. there are 3 steps there. 1. Pind daan ( you are supposed to give some dakshina here), 2. Tarpan - this is next to the Alaknands river (here also some dakshina) and 3rd is shanti Havan (Dakshina here as well). Overall it will takne 1-1.5 hrs.

I found lot of peace here and felt really good.

Contact
Address
PFWV+C37, Badrinath Temple Rd, Badrinath, Uttarakhand 246422, India
Phone
+91 135 255 2626
Bramha Kapal's Timetable
Thursday 24hr open
Friday 24hr open
Saturday 24hr open
Sunday 24hr open
Monday 24hr open
Tuesday 24hr open
Wednesday 24hr open

N.B. The timetable is based on our last updated data on January 25, 2024.

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