Journey to India's video: KedarnathYatra Kedarnath Most of the People are Unaware of this Fact

Scientists claim that Kedarnath temple was under snow for almost 400 years and say that most of the people are unaware of this fact. Under snow for 400 years! Geologists claim that the temple of Kedarnath was under snow for nearly 400 years, some time around 1300-1900 AD, a period known as the Little Ice Age. Scientists from the Wadia Institute of Himalayan Geology, Dehradun, say the several yellow lines on the temple walls point to glacial activity in the region. The temple not only survived being under the snow for 400 years but also escaped any serious damage from glacial movement, as per reports. सालतकबर्फमेंदबाथा #केदारनाथमंदिर Journey to India Facebook https://www.facebook.com/KapuJourneyToIndia/ Scientists say that even the inside of the temple shows signs of glacial movement and the stones are more polished. The report further adds that scientists studied the architecture and concluded that the those who designed the temple not only kept in mind the terrain but also the formation of snow and glaciers, and ensured that the structure was strong enough not only to withstand natural disasters and the passage of time.