The Panch Badri circuit in Uttarakhand is a sacred pilgrimage route dedicated to Lord Vishnu, encompassing five significant temples. The circuit stretches from Satopanth, about 24 km above Badrinath, to Nandprayag in the south. The primary temple, Vishal Badri (Badrinath), is the most renowned, where Vishnu is worshiped in the form of a conical-shaped lingam. Yogadhyan Badri, located in Pandukeshwar, signifies Vishnu’s meditation. Bhavishya Badri, in Tapovan, symbolizes Vishnu’s future manifestation if Badrinath becomes inaccessible. Vriddha Badri, near Janglachhi, represents Vishnu in his elderly form, while Adi Badri is an ancient site marking early Vishnu worship. Together, these temples reflect the diverse aspects of Vishnu and hold profound spiritual significance in the region.