Do you know about the Farthest village in India?

It is literally the farthest a traveler is allowed to go within the boundaries of India.

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It is a calm and tranquil spot before the onset of Tibet/China.

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It traces from Mahabharata where Pandavas moved towards their journey to Heaven.

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Veda Vyasa composed the Mahabharata at Veda Guha (cave).

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‘Mana’ village is culturally associated with Badrinath temple and Matha Murthi fair.

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It is located in Uttarakhand at 3118 meters above sea level.

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The inhabitants trace their origin back to Mongol tribes and the Bhotia community.

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Saraswati River merges with Alaknanda River

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Bheem built a rock bridge to cross the Saraswati River.

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