Gurdwara Gobind Ghat is on the way to Hemkunt Sahib, this is the place from where journey on foot starts because no vehicle can go forward to Hemkunt sahib. After staying for a night at Joshi Math, the Pilgrims start for the next halt at Gobind Ghat. From Joshi Math to Gobind Ghat the Pilgrims travel in buses ,cars ,scooters. This journey is of about 25 miles. Gobind Ghat is situated at an altitude of 6000 feet above sea level. Gobind Ghat is also a confluence of Alaknanda and Hem Ganga. The water of Hem Ganga comes down from Hemkunt Sarovar. From Gobind Ghat one road leads to Hemkunt Sahib and the other to the historical temple of Badri Nath. This Gurdwara was built under the supervision of Havaldar Modan Singh in 1944-45 A.D. There is also a big Langar Hall. The next journey from Gobind Ghat to Gobind Dham has to be completed on foot.