Gopalji Temple

Gopalji Temple is a Hindu temple dedicated to Lord Krishna located in Nandprayag, Chamoli district, Uttarakhand. The temple houses an Ashtadhatu (eight-metal) statue of Lord Krishna established in 1892, with the temple structure built in 1918. Situated near the sacred confluence of Alaknanda and Nandakini rivers, it is one of the main religious attractions in this Panch Prayag site.

Visitors can see the Ashtadhatu statue of Lord Krishna within the temple premises. The temple is located near the riverbanks offering views of the Alaknanda-Nandakini confluence. Devotees perform prayers and worship, especially during Krishna Janmashtami when large gatherings occur. The temple setting provides a peaceful spiritual atmosphere amidst the Himalayan landscape.

The Ashtadhatu statue of Lord Krishna was established in 1892, and the temple was constructed in 1918. According to mythology, King Nand visited this place in his final days to worship Lord Vishnu. After the death of the last mahant, the temple came under the care of the Badrinath-Kedarnath Temple Committee.

Gopalji Temple is one of the main religious centers in Nandprayag, which is one of the five sacred Panch Prayag confluences. The temple holds significant importance for devotees visiting Badrinath and celebrates Krishna Janmashtami with special gatherings.