The Kedarnath Temple in Uttarakhand, India, was severely affected by the devastating floods in June 2013. The floods, triggered by heavy rainfall and cloudbursts, led to widespread destruction in the region. The temple complex was not spared from the wrath of nature.
The floodwaters and debris caused significant damage to the Kedarnath Temple and its surroundings. Many nearby buildings and structures were washed away, and the temple itself suffered damage to its outer walls and infrastructure. The area around the temple was also altered due to the force of the flooding.
Efforts were undertaken to restore and rebuild the temple, and it has since been reopened to pilgrims. The 2013 Uttarakhand floods were a tragic natural disaster that had a profound impact on the region, and recovery and restoration efforts were extensive.
