The future Badri is located at 2, 744mts. amidst the thick forest surrounding tapovan.

According to a divination, it is here that all devoteess will throng once Badrinath is no more. While there can be no conceivable reason why this should hapeen, scientists agree that joshimath, the entry point into the area before the final, most strenuous climb, is sited on an ancient landslide and has been sinking, and with a barrage coming up close by, may actually see the fulfilment of the divine prophecy.

But whatever happens, Bhavishya Badri is popular even now, Enshrined here is the lion-headed image of Narsingh.

Visitors pass the serene tapovan a place known for its hot water springs enroute to the banks of the Dhauliganga, and on to the shrine.

How to Get There :

Air :
Nearest airport is Jolly Grant, dehradun Rail : the nearest railhead, Rishikesh, is 280 kms.

Road :
Bhavishya Badrik is connected by a motorable road up to Saldhar, which is 274 km from Rishikesh and 19 km from Joshimath. From saldhar, pilgrims have to trek 6km. Up to the shrine.