Madhyamaheshwar Temple

Address: Madhyamaheshwar, Uttarakhand, India (Uttarkashi district)

Hours: Temple timings variable; typically open mornings and evenings (check local sources)

Admission: Free to approach; temple access governed by local temple authorities (donations customary)

Madhyamaheshwar is a Hindu temple and pilgrimage site in the Garhwal Himalaya of Uttarakhand, India. It is one of the Panch Kedar temples dedicated to forms of Lord Shiva.

Pilgrims visit the temple as part of the broader Panch Kedar circuit; access requires mountain trekking and the shrine is typically open only during the snow-free season each year.

The temple has religious significance in regional Shaivism and is reached by routes that traverse alpine terrain and local mountain villages.

Geographically the shrine sits in Uttarakhand’s highlands at approximately 30.63702 N, 79.2927 E, within the mountainous landscape of the Garhwal region.

• Pilgrimage circuit: Part of the Panch Kedar circuit of Hindu pilgrimage sites in the Garhwal Himalaya and accessible by mountain trails during the summer months when snow has cleared.

Madhyamaheshwar is reached by road and trek from the nearest motorable points in Uttarkashi district. The pilgrimage routes typically start from valley villages and proceed on foot; visitors should consult local temple authorities or trekking operators for current access routes and seasonal conditions.

• If undertaking the pilgrimage route, plan for steep terrain and check local schedules for puja times at the temple.
• Respect dress codes and temple protocols; footwear is usually left outside temple precincts.
• High-altitude weather can change quickly - carry warm layers even in summer.