Narad Kund

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Narad Kund is a revered holy water pool near the Badrinath temple in Uttarakhand, India, associated with Hindu sage Narada and used by pilgrims for ritual bathing.

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Narad Kund canonical 2

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Hindu religious site
holy water tank
pilgrimage site
access short walk from Badrinath Temple
associatedWithDeity Vishnu
associatedWithSage Narada
category Badrinath area religious sites
Hindu pilgrimage sites in Uttarakhand
Water bodies in Uttarakhand
country India
feature cold Himalayan water
natural rock enclosure in the river
hasCulturalSignificance site of ritual ablutions before visiting Badrinath Temple
hasMythologicalBelief place where sacred texts related to Vishnu were recovered or revealed
place where sage Narada is believed to have composed or received the Narada Bhakti Sutra
locatedIn Badrinath
Chamoli district
Garhwal Himalayas
linked to: Garhwal Himalaya

Uttarakhand
locatedNear Badrinath Temple
locatedOn banks of the Alaknanda River
namedAfter Narada
partOf Badrinath pilgrimage circuit
linked to: Badrinath Yatra
religion Hinduism
stateProtected yes
usedBy Hindu pilgrims
usedFor purification rites
ritual bathing
visitedDuring Badrinath temple pilgrimage season
Char Dham Yatra
linked to: Char Dham
waterSource Alaknanda River

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Badrinath hasSacredSpot Narad Kund
Tapt Kund isNear Narad Kund