After the horrific disaster in the year 2013, Kedarnath Dham has been renovated again under Kedarnath Master Plan. Much work is yet to be done for the convenience of the pilgrims in the Kedarnath Dham. Abode of Lord Shiva, Baba Kedarnath Temple and its premises are being reconstructed as a dream project of Prime Minister Narendra Modi. In the second phase of Master Plan, construction works including museum, hospital, guest house are to be done. About 150 crore works have been done so far.
In 2013, there was huge destruction in Kedarnath Dham due to natural disaster. In the first phase, widening of Kedar temple complex, 200 meters long walkway in front of the temple, construction of platform, 400 meters long Aastha Path on Mandakini river, Garuda Chatti to Kedarnath walkway, residence of pilgrimage priests, construction of ghat on Saraswati river and Flood protection works were carried out.
Whereas in the second phase, the process of doing museum, hospital, guest house, faith path in Mandakini river, queue management, seating arrangement for pilgrims, construction of rain shelter and other works is going on through the Ministry of Culture at a cost of 120 crores.
The corona epidemic has stopped the enthusiasm of devotees coming to see Baba Kedar for two years. In view of the pandemic, this year also the Chardham Yatra has not started yet. Whereas these days there was a huge crowd of pilgrims in Kedarnath Dham.
After the disaster, the number of pilgrims visiting Kedarnath Dham was increasing every year due to the decoration of Kedar Dham. In the year 2019, about 10 lakh pilgrims reached Kedarnath. Whereas only 1.35 lakh devotees have come in the year 2020 due to the corona epidemic.
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Why destroy the natural beauty of that place by constructing a man made park there?