Devprayag is an ancient and supremely holy destination, situated on the confluence of the Alaknanda and Bhagirathi Rivers. This is the spot where two rivers meet to form the pious Ganga River. Situated nearly 850 meters high, this location is scattered with multiple ancient temples and shrines dedicated to Lord Shiva and Lord Ram primarily. The Raghunath Temple is the most famous one in the town and is said to be thousands of years old. Camping and trekking here is also highly enjoyable due to the pleasant weather conditions all year round. To learn more about the best things to do here in Devprayag, read below.

Amongst all of the five confluences or Panch Prayags, this is the point where Alaknanda and Bhagirathi meet and thicken into the holy Ganga River. It is a beautiful location, where pilgrims and nature lovers gather to soak in the surrounding natural beauty. The neighbouring Himalayan mountain ranges can be seen towering over the town of Devprayag. A trip here is not be missed as the entire area is steeped in Hindu mythology and folklore.

One of the oldest temples in dedication to Lord Ram, this temple is said to be nearly 10,000 years old. There are idols of both Lord Lakshman as well as Goddess Sita in this holy shrine. The temple construction involves a mix of both South Indian and Buddhist architectural styles, something rarely seen. The temple was later restored in 1839. A visit here is one of the best things to do, especially for design and history enthusiasts.

About 22 km away from Devprayag, this temple is dedicated to Goddess Sati who has an idol enshrined inside. It is famed for its wall-art and ancient statuettes surrounding the temple. It is famed for the surrounding beauty of the Himalayan Mountain Ranges and the Alaknanda and Bhagirathi Rivers flowing through. As the temple is situated on the way to Devprayag, it tends to be frequented by visitors who freshen up in the rivers and take some time out to meditate here.

A visit to the local suspension bridges also makes for an interesting activity for visitors of all ages. The views overlooking the town of Devprayag, with the towering Himalayas is spectacular, especially during sunrise and sunset. This is a very popular spot for photography as well. There is also a shrine of Lord Ram close by, that was repaired in 1803 following an earthquake that struck the area.

A Hindu renaissance style temple, it is dedicated to Lord Shiva and was built way back in the 8^th century. The temple also has idols of both Ganesha and Kartikeya. From the temple grounds, visitors can enjoy stunning panoramic views of the snow-capped Himalayas and the surrounding valley down below. Devotees tend to flock here, particularly during the Mahashivratri time, to truly soak in the holy and historic atmosphere of this place.

The town of Devprayag is ideal for both these activities of trekking as well as overnight camping. The well-balanced weather conditions, natural beauty and deep history of the surrounding areas lead to some memorable camping locations and trekking trails. Nature lovers tend to flock here during the winter season due to the unique charm that the town has during this time of the year. The trekking trails here are varied and can be taken up based on visitors' experience and know-how.