Chardham Yatra Package from Haridwar 20269N/10D
Chardham Yatra Package from Haridwar 2026
Start & City : Haridwar
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Highlights
- Start & End Point: Haridwar
- Duration: 10 Days
- Places Covered: Yamunotri → Gangotri → Kedarnath → Badrinath
- Comfortable transport with experienced mountain drivers.
- Neat and cozy accommodation en route.
- Fresh, hygienic meals. (Lunch & Dinner)
- Enroute sightseeings.
Essence of Journey
The experiences that capture the true spirit of the entire trip.
| Days | Route | Distance (Approx) | Major Highlights |
|---|---|---|---|
| Day 01 | Haridwar – Mussoorie | 40 Km | After pick up drive ahead, at Mussoorie take a short break at Kempty Fall enroute. |
| Mussoorie – Barkot ( Night Halt) | 145 Km | Scenic mountain drive via Yamuna Bridge. | |
| Day 02 | Barkot – Jankichatti | 45 Km | Drive through Hanuman Chatti, ahead to Jankichatti. |
| Jankichatti – Yamunotri (Trek) | 6 Km (one-way) | At Yamunotri, cover Surya Kund(hot spring), Divyashila, Yamunotri Temple Darshan | |
| Yamunotri – Jankichatti (Return Trek) | 6 Km | Optional: At evening visit Kharsali Village (Shani Temple, Winter seat of Yamuna Ji) | |
| Jankichatti – Barkot ( Night Halt) | 45 Km | Return to Barkot for overnight halt. | |
| Day 03 | Barkot – Shiv Gufa | 55 Km | Scenic drive via Dharasu Bend. Vist Shiva Gufa a naturally formed cave at Mehargav Village. |
| Shiv Gufa – Uttarkashi ( Night Halt | 35 Km | In Uttarkashi, visit Kashi Vishwanath Temple, manikarnika ghat | |
| Day 04 | Uttarkashi –Maneri- Gangnani | 45 Km | Maneri Dam Situated on the banks of river Bhagirathi, Stop at Rishikund / Tapt Kund for holy dip |
| Gangnani – Harsil | 30 Km | Optional :- visit to Harsil Valley if time permits | |
| Harsil- Gangotri | 30 Km | Holy dip in Ganga, Visit Surya Kund & Submerged Shivling, Gangotri Temple Darshan | |
| Gangotri – Uttarkashi ( Night Halt) | 80 Km | Return to Uttarkashi, Overnight Stay | |
| Day 05 | Uttarkashi – Lambgaon Viewpoint | 52Km | Drive via Moolgarh, Lambgaon and enjoy classic Himalayan valley & river views. |
| Lambgaon - Ghansali | 52 Km | Small mountain town on the Bhilangana River, stop for snacks, tea, and river-side photos | |
| Ghansali - Tilwara | 68 Km | Beautiful sunset and peaceful Mandakini river sounds | |
| Tilwara – Guptkashi ( Night Halt) | 35 Km | Ardhnarishwar Temple, Guptkashi (if time permits) | |
| Day 06 | Option 1 (By Helicopter) | ||
| Guptkashi – Phata/Sersi | 30-45 Km | Drive to helipad | |
| Enjoy Aerial View of Kedar Valley, Attend Kedarnath Aarti | |||
| Option 2 (By Trek) | |||
| Guptkashi – Sonprayag | 40 Km | Road is narrow with rough patches, takes around 1 hrs (exceed sometimes due to traffic ) | |
| Sonprayag – Gaurikund | 5Km | Hire local jeep on direct payment basis | |
| Gaurikund – Kedarnath (Trek) ( Night Halt) | 17 Km | Pony/Palki options available, Attend Kedarnath Aarti | |
| Day 07 | Bhairavnath Darshan (By Trek) | 1Km | Temple is a sacred shrine dedicated to Lord Bhairav |
| Option 1 (By Helicopter) | Take a return ride to Phata/Sersi | ||
| Option 2 (By Trek) | |||
| Kedarnath – Gaurikund (Trek) | 17 Km | Return trek, Pony/Palki options available, Secnic view of Kedar Valley | |
| Gaurikund – Sonprayag (Local Jeep) | 5 Km | Hire local jeep on direct payment basis | |
| Sonprayag - Trijuginarayan Temple - Sonprayag | 30 Km | Optional :- visit to Trijuginarayan Temple , it is wedding site of Lord Shiva & Goddess Parvati | |
| Sonprayag – Guptkashi | 40 Km | Drive back for overnight stay | |
| Day 08 | Guptkashi – Kalimath | 30 Km | Optional :- Kalimath is famous for the Kali Mata Temple |
| Guptkashi - Rudraprayag | 44 Km | Confluence of rivers - Alaknanda River (from Badrinath) meets the Mandakini River (from Kedarnath). | |
| Rudraprayag - Karnaprayag | 32 Km | Karnaprayag: Confluence of the Pindar and Alaknanda rivers. | |
| Karnaprayag - Nandaprayag | 21 Km | Nandaprayag: Confluence of the Nandakini and Alaknanda. | |
| Nandaprayag - Helang | 48 Km | Optional:- Diversion point for Urgam Valley & Kalpeshwar Temple, one of the Panch Kedar | |
| Helang - Joshimath | 16 Km | NarsinghTemple, Shankaracharya Math, Kalpavriksha - 1200 years old | |
| Joshimath - Vishnuprayag | 08 Km | Vishnuprayag- Confluence of the Dhauliganga and Alaknanda rivers. | |
| Vishnuprayag- Pandukeshwar | 15 Km | Optional:- Yogadhyan Badri Temple- One of the Sapta Badri shrines. | |
| Pandukeshwar - Badrinath ( Night Halt) | 22 Km | Scenic drive via Hanuman Chatti, stop for Tea & washrooms, Badrinath Temple Darshan, Attend Evening Aarti | |
| Day 09 | Badrinath Sightseeing | Badrinath Temple:- Dedicated to Lord Vishnu (Badri Vishal), Surrounded by Neelkanth Peak ,Tapt Kund, Mata Murti Temple Charanpaduka, Sheshnetra Temple, Brahma Kapal - perform Pind Daan & Shradh here | |
| Badrinath – Mana – Badrinath | 10 Km | Mana Village - Bheem Pul, Ganesh Gufa, Vyasa Gufa, Bheem Pul, Saraswati River, First Tea Shop of India | |
| Vasudhara Falls | 05 Km | Optional:- A beautiful waterfall located at 5 Km trek from the Mana village, it is peaceful meditation spot | |
| Mana – Karnaprayag | 120 Km | Scenic mountain drive via Nandaprayag & Karnaprayag, Stop for Lunch | |
| Koteshwar Mahadev Temple | 10 Km | Optional- It is cave temple of Lord Shiv, peaceful and scenic riverside | |
| Karanprayag – Rudraprayag ( Night Halt) | 35 Km | Karna Temple, Ravil Village Viewpoint, Gopalji Temple – Dedicated to Lord Krishna (Gopal) | |
| Day 10 | Rudraprayag – Dhari Devi | 20 Km | Dhari Devi Temple - One of the most important Shakti Peeths & believed to protector of Chardham |
| Dhari devi - Devprayag | 43 Km | Enroute - Srinagar Dam Viewpoint, Devprayag Sangam:- Confluence of Alaknanda & Bhagirathi forming the Ganga, Raghunathji Temple:- Dedicated to Lord Rama | |
| Devprayag – Rishikesh | 70 Km | Optional:- Lakshman Jhula- Iconic suspension bridge, Tera Manzil Temple, Parmarth Niketan Ashram | |
| Vashishtha Cave (Near Shivpuri) | Optional :- Ancient cave where Sage Vashishtha meditated, Popular meditation point. | ||
| Rishikesh – Haridwar | 30 Km | Haridwar Railway station/ Hotel Drop, Tour Ends |
About
Chardham is a spiritual yatra that every hindu wants to do once in his lifetime. If you're the one wanted to the Chardham Yatra from Haridwar then this package is the one that help you to provide you once in a life time experience. It is a 9 nights 10 days package covering all the Dhams in a proper sequence starting from Yamunotri, Gangotri, Kedarnath and ends at Badrinath. It comes with a comfortable vehicle depending on the group size, cosy stay with satvik food (breakfast + dinner) for 9 nights and 10 days.
If you want to go on this trip it is best to start in the holy city of Haridwar. This city is a place to begin because it has a lot of history spiritual meaning and it is easy to get around.
Choosing a Chardham Yatra package from Haridwar can make planning your trip much easier. The Chardham Yatra package from Haridwar will help you no matter what you want to do. Whether you want to feel closer to your side test your physical strength or just enjoy the beauty of the Himalayas. This guide will tell you everything you need to know about the Chardham Yatra package from Haridwar. Help you get ready for your trip, to the Chardham Yatra.
Why Begin the Chardham Journey From Haridwar?
Haridwar is the known as the entry gate for the Chardham Yatra. The city is know for its centuries old temples, legends, and the divine. If you book a Chardham Yatra tour package from Haridwar your body will get used to the mountains slowly. Also watching the Ganga aarti at Har Ki Pauri is a unique experience; taking blessing and praying to Maa Ganga to make their journey complete without any obstruction and disturbance. The Chardham Yatra is a special experience and starting from Haridwar makes it even more special.
Chardham Weather and Planning
In Uttarakhand specially on high altitude the weather become very unpredictable. The best time to visit the shrines are from May to June and Sept to Oct. The monsoon season, which is in July and August has a lot of rain. This can cause landslides and road blockages making it unsafe to travel.
In the summer it gets very cold at night in the high-altitude shrines. For example before you go to Badrinath temple and Kedarnath you should always check the weather. A clear morning can quickly turn into a freezing, afternoon. So you need to keep an eye on the weather.
You must check the weather at Badrinath temple and Kedarnath before you go. The weather, in the Himalayas can change quickly.
Chardham Yatra Circuit and Route Map
Chardham Yatra is a spiritual circuit that follows a proper sequence. Firstly let me introduce the fact - as like bigger Chardham (Badrinath, Jagannath Puri, Rameshwaram, and Dwarka) this Uttarakhand CharDham or Chota Chardham circuit is also present by the Adi Shankacharya. Both the circuit follow clockwise direction - like you do parikrama in temples. The major point while doing the Yatra is as follows-
Route Map of Chardham Yatra from Haridwar
Yamunotri Dham: Haridwar - Barkot - Janki Chatti - Yamunotri (6 km trek)
Gangotri Dham: Barkot - Uttarkashi - Gangotri
Kedarnath Dham: Uttarkashi - Guptkashi - Sonprayag - Gaurikund - Kedarnath (16–19 km trek)
Badrinath Dham: Guptkashi - Rudraprayag - Joshimath - Badrinath
Return: Badrinath - Rudraprayag - Rishikesh/Haridwar
How Many Days Are Needed
To complete the Chardham yatra from Haridwar required at 10 days which is around more than 1400 km long journy which you cover in this. A planned itinerary of 10 to 12 days from Haridwar is considered ideal. This is not just to visit all four dhams but to truly experience them. This duration gives you time for traveling across the mountains. You also get darshan at each shrine. Importantly your body gets time to adjust to the changing altitudes.
The Char Dham Yatra route is carefully planned to balance distance, terrain and rest.
It typically starts with Haridwar to Barkot on Day 1.
Then you visit Yamunotri. Return to Barkot on Day 2.
From there the journey moves to Uttarkashi on Day 3. Then to Gangotri with a return to Uttarkashi on Day 4.
As you go deeper into the Himalayas on Day 5 you go to Guptkashi. This serves as the base for the Kedarnath trek. Days 6 and 7 are for Kedarnath. This allows time for the trek, darshan and descent without pressure. The journey then continues to Badrinath on Day 8. You have a night halt at Rudraprayag on Day 9. Finally you return to Haridwar on Day 10.
During the yatra you will experience, high and lows, tired but mesmerized, enchanted by beautiful peaks, clear rivers and all sudden changes of weather. That’s why a 10 to 12 days plan ensures a smoother and safer experience. In short this is not a trip you complete. It is one you absorb step by step, temple by temple moment by moment, during the Char Dham Yatra.
Haridwar to CharDham Package Price Range
For the Superior Category the cost of Char Dham Yatra packagee from Haridwar is Rs. 39,999/ person. This is not a fixed price it is subject to change on the time you are planning, no. of days, no. of persons, hotel and rooms category and vehicle type. Here is the cost difference of different categories -
Superior: ₹38,000 to ₹45,000 per person
Deluxe: ₹48,000 to ₹55,000 per person.
Luxury: ₹56,000 per person or more.
Many things influence the pricing of your Char Dham Yatra. These include the type of transport you choose. You can choose shared or private transport. You can choose sedan or SUV. The category and location of your hotel also matter. Hotels near Kedarnath and Badrinath are more expensive. Your meal plan also affects the cost. You can choose from MAP or CP or AP. The time of year you travel also matters. Peak months are more expensive. Extra services like VIP darshan or helicopter options or palki or pony also add to the cost.
The starting price of your Char Dham Yatra may look similar across providers.. Your experience can be completely different. Choosing the category ensures that your Char Dham Yatra is completed with comfort and ease and peace of mind. Your Char Dham Yatra is not about completing it. It is, about enjoying it with comfort and ease.
What is included
Transportation
Accommodation
Meals (breakfast + dinner)
Darshan & Sightseeing Coordination
Pilgrimage Assistance (on request at extra cost)
What is excluded
Personal Expenses
Lunch, Food & Beverages (Outside Plan)
Travel Insurance
Pony / Palki / Porter Charges
Tips & Gratuities
Entry Fees / Special Darshan Charges
Best Time to do Chardham Yatra
The best time to go on Char Dham Yatra is really important. It can make your Char Dham Yatra feel very nice and peaceful. It can be very crowded.
The temples for Char Dham Yatra usually open at the end of April or beginning of May. They close by October or November.. All the months are not the same when you are actually, on Char Dham Yatra.
| Weather | Months | Temperature | Monsoon Update | Crowd | Best for |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
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Summer |
April to June |
8°C to 22°C |
5 July |
High Crowd |
Ideal time for Yatra, smooth travel, but higher hotel & taxi prices |
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Monsoon |
July to mid Sept |
5°C to 18°C |
5 July |
Less Crowded |
Budget travel, easy darshan, but high travel risk |
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Autumn |
Sept to Oct |
5°C to 15°C |
5 July |
Medium Crowd |
Peaceful darshan, pleasant weather, balanced pricing |
|
Winters |
Nov to March |
-5°C to 8°C |
5 July |
Very less Crowded (Winter Chardham) |
Yatra closed, get darshan at Winter Chardham |
Weather
Families, Seniors, And Groups
Families
We tune rooming to real life: early sleepers, snack-happy kids, grandparents who prefer quieter rooms. We schedule sensible halts with reliable washrooms and keep meal timings practical. If you want “everything sorted,” choose the Chardham pilgrimage package with meals & hotel so mornings and evenings feel restful.
Seniors
BizareXpedition ensures that the journey is comfortable for senior citizens through relaxed planning, customised tours, no hectic schedules, and extra buffer days.
If you are an elderly person and travelling alone, we can arrange a guide for you. He will assist you throughout the trip.
Your accommodations are carefully chosen near the road, so that you have easy access.
We also value our elderly-first approach and eliminate any unnecessary stairs or struggle for you.
You will also get basic medical support along the route (with oxygen facilities at key points).
Arrangement of a wheelchair (subject to accessibility) can also be made to help you.
Our expert team can also organise Doli or Palki services upon request.
Our drivers are experienced and will make sure you have a comfortable ride to your destination.
The BizareXpedition team stays connected with you throughout the entire journey.
Groups
If you are going on a group tour, the Chardham Yatra group package from Haridwar with friends or a spiritual group. The itinerary is defined in advance so that you do not have to do the maths for expenses. There are many options suitable for everyone in the group. From deciding who will take which room, vehicle type, and deciding between the hotel rooms, per head maths is done prior to so that you enjoy the journey fully.
Chardham Yatra Opening Closing Date
| Temple | Opening Date | Closing Dates |
|---|---|---|
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Yamunotri Dham |
19 April 2026 |
11 Nov 2026 |
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Gangotri Dham |
19 April 2026 |
10 Nov 2026 |
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Kedarnath Dham |
22 April 2026 |
11 Nov 2026 |
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Badrinath Dham |
23 April 2026 |
20 Nov 2026 (Tentative) |
Chardham Opening Dates
Things to know before Travel to Char Dham Yatra
Check the weather update, road status before travel.
Yatra registration is mandatory, so before anything do your yatra registration and all the members that are traveling with you.
Carry all your documents like yatra registration, id card, passport, medical certificate etc and keep it handy.
Carry physical copies of your biometric registration and ID, as phone batteries drain quickly in the cold.
Carry enough cash at least ₹4,000–₹8,000 in cash, as networks are not reliable here and ATM, UPI services frequently fail in higher regions.
Carry rain cover, rain coat or ponchos, water proof shoes Use waterproof trekking shoes with deep-lug soles and ankle support.
To avoid heavy crowds, start the trek early in the morning around 4:30 AM to 5:30 AM.
In Kedarnath mobile networks are limited; BSNL is the most reliable for voice calls, Jio and Airtel also work fine in the region.
High-Altitude Health Precautions
Oxygen levels at this height drop by nearly 40% compared to sea level, which significantly increases the risk of altitude-related illnesses.
It is strongly recommended to stay overnight at a base camp like Guptkashi (1,319m), Phata (1,524m), or Sonprayag (1,829m) before starting the trek. Do not attempt the trek immediately after arriving from a low-altitude city.
Start daily exercising like brisk walking, running, and yoga at least one month prior to the trip to increase lung capacity and overall stamina.
Don’t smoke and drink alcohol during the trek and at least one week before the trip.
If you having a symptoms like severe headache, vomiting, extreme fatigue, or confusion, descend immediately. A descent of 1,000 meters often helps symptoms resolve. Or visit the nearby medical checkup point.
Senior citizens, pregnant, or have pre-existing conditions like heart or lung disease must consult a doctor before planning.
Carry doctor-prescribed AMS medication (such as Diamox), ORS or Electrol sachets for hydration, pain relief spray for muscle cramps, and ample supplies of any chronic medications.
Spiritual Significance of Chardham Yatra
The Char Dham Yatra is a special journey. It is not about traveling through the Himalayas it is about looking inside yourself. The Char Dham Yatra is a part of Hindu beliefs. Hindus think that every person who believes should go on the Char Dham Yatra at one time in their life. This is so they can get blessings from God and feel closer to being free
The four sacred temples are - Yamunotri, Gangotri, Kedarnath and Badrinath. Each of the temple has its own importance and value in the yatra. Yamunotri and Gangotri are the starting points of the rivers Yamuna and Ganga. Yamnotri dham you seek protection, Gangotri your sins wash awya. In Kedarnath you seek spiritual awakening, and in Badrinath you get free from maya jaal, free from the cycle of reincarnation.
What makes the Char Dham Yatra really special is that people think it helps wash the bad things they have done. The Char Dham Yatra also helps people get closer to freedom. The Char Dham Yatra is not about religion it is also something that people have done for a very long time. Families plan the Char Dham Yatra together. Older people do the Char Dham Yatra because they have always wanted to. People who do the Char Dham Yatra think it is very meaningful.
High-Altitude Health Precautions
Oxygen levels at this height drop by nearly 40% compared to sea level, which significantly increases the risk of altitude-related illnesses.
It is strongly recommended to stay overnight at a base camp like Guptkashi (1,319m), Phata (1,524m), or Sonprayag (1,829m) before starting the trek. Do not attempt the trek immediately after arriving from a low-altitude city.
Start daily exercising like brisk walking, running, and yoga at least one month prior to the trip to increase lung capacity and overall stamina.
Don’t smoke and drink alcohol during the trek and at least one week before the trip.
If you having a symptoms like severe headache, vomiting, extreme fatigue, or confusion, descend immediately. A descent of 1,000 meters often helps symptoms resolve. Or visit the nearby medical checkup point.
Senior citizens, pregnant, or have pre-existing conditions like heart or lung disease must consult a doctor before planning.
Carry doctor-prescribed AMS medication (such as Diamox), ORS or Electrol sachets for hydration, pain relief spray for muscle cramps, and ample supplies of any chronic medications.
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Itinerary (Day Wise)
Start your Char Dham Yatra from Haridwar with a drive to Barkot, followed by a trek to Yamunotri from Jankichatti on Day 2. Continue to Uttarkashi and visit the sacred Gangotri Temple before heading toward Guptkashi. From there, proceed to Gaurikund and trek to the holy Kedarnath Temple. After darshan, return to Guptkashi and travel to Badrinath via scenic mountain routes. Visit the Badrinath Temple and nearby attractions before driving to Rudraprayag. Conclude your spiritual journey with a return drive to Haridwar on Day 10.
Day 1
Haridwar – Mussoorie – Barkot (250 Km)
Route: Haridwar - Mussoorie - Kempty Fall - Yamuna Bridge - Barkot
After breakfast, begin your journey from Haridwar toward Mussoorie, one of Uttarakhand’s most charming hill stations. Enjoy the beautiful drive with panoramic views of mountain curves and fresh mountain air. Your first short Stop is Kempty Fall, a waterfall surrounded by lush greenery. Spend some time here capturing photos. Continue the drive towards to Yamuna Bridge (Yamuna Pull). This stretch offers a breathtaking mountain drive with deep valleys on one side and dense forests on the other. The route continues alongside the Yamuna River, making it one of the most serene segments of the day. By evening, reach Barkot, a peaceful hill town and one of the major bases for the Yamunotri Yatra. Check into your hotel after the day’s journey. Enjoy a cosy dinner and prepare for Yatra.
Experiences:
- Scenic mountain drive from Haridwar to Mussoorie with cool Himalayan views.
- Visit the refreshing Kempty Fall, ideal for photography and nature breaks.
- Serene drive along the Yamuna River after the Yamuna Pull.
- Peaceful evening atmosphere in Barkot surrounded by mountains.
Food Suggestions:
- Uttarakhand Tourism Cafe (near Mussoorie Road) – breakfast snacks, tea, Maggi.
- Kempty Fall Market Cafes – chole bhature, parathas, quick snacks.
- Roadside Dhabas on Yamuna Bridge Route – simple vegetarian meals, rajma–rice, roti–sabzi.
Activities:
- Short break and photography at Kempty Falls.
- Scenic stop near Yamuna Bridge for valley views.
- Relaxation and acclimatization upon reaching Barkot.
- Evening stroll near your stay (weather permitting).
Day 2
Barkot – Jankichatti – Yamunotri Darshan – Barkot (100 Km)
Route: Barkot -Hanuman Chatti - Jankichatti - Yamunotri (trek) - Jankichatti – Barkot
After an early breakfast in Barkot, begin your scenic mountain drive toward Jankichatti, the base point for the sacred Yamunotri trek. The route passes charming hill villages and picturesque Himalayan landscapes. As you pass Hanuman Chatti, enjoy the refreshing views of the river valley. By mid-morning, arrive at Jankichatti, a lively pilgrim hub surrounded by towering peaks. From here, begin the 6 km trek to Yamunotri. Pony and palki services are available for convenience. As you near the shrine, the sound of flowing water and the scent of incense blend into a peaceful, divine atmosphere. Visit Surya Kund, a natural hot spring where pilgrims traditionally cook rice as prasad. Then, offer prayers at Divya Shila, the sacred rock located just before the temple entrance. Proceed for Yamunotri Temple Darshan, dedicated to Goddess Yamuna—one of the four sacred Dhams.
After darshan, begin the return trek back to Jankichatti, enjoying downhill views and serene forest sounds. If time permits, you may take a short optional detour to Kharsali Village, home to the ancient Shani Temple, also known as the winter seat of Goddess Yamuna. By evening, drive back to Barkot through the same mountain route. Return to your hotel, relax after the long spiritual day, and enjoy a warm dinner.
Experiences:
- Scenic early-morning mountain drive via Hanuman Chatti.
- Trek through waterfalls, cliffs, and river views toward Yamunotri.
- Sacred dip/visit at Surya Kund hot spring.
- Worship at Divya Shila before entering the shrine.
- Peaceful and blessed Yamunotri Temple Darshan.
- Optional village walk to Kharsali (Shani Temple).
Food Suggestions:
- Tea stalls at Jankichatti – tea, Maggi, parathas.
- Small eateries on the trek route – snacks, energy drinks.
- Jankichatti Market – simple vegetarian lunch options.
Activities:
- Photography stops en route to Hanuman Chatti.
- Trekking, pony ride, or palki service to Yamunotri.
- Bathing/washing hands at the natural Surya Kund.
- Village exploration at Kharsali (optional).
Day 3
Barkot - Shiv Gufa - Uttarkashi (100 Km)
Route: Barkot - Dharasu Bend - Mehargav Village (Shiv Gufa) – Uttarkashi
After breakfast, depart from Barkot for a scenic drive toward Uttarkashi. The route unfolds through lush forests and curving mountain roads. As you approach Dharasu Bend, enjoy panoramic views where the Yamuna and Bhagirathi valleys begin to meet—one of the most beautiful junction points of Uttarakhand’s hill routes. Continue your journey toward Mehargav Village, home to the mystical Shiv Gufa. This naturally formed cave shrine is dedicated to Lord Shiva and is known for its peaceful aura, cool interior, and naturally dripping water from the rock formations. After visiting Shiv Gufa, resume your drive toward Uttarkashi, a spiritual town nestled on the banks of the sacred Bhagirathi River. Upon arrival, check in to your hotel and take some time to relax. In the evening, explore Uttarkashi at your own pace. Visit the revered Kashi Vishwanath Temple, an ancient shrine dedicated to Lord Shiva and a major pilgrimage point for Char Dham travelers. Then, walk toward Manikarnika Ghat, a peaceful riverside spot known for its traditional cremation rituals and calming spiritual ambience. Return to your hotel for dinner and unwind after a fulfilling day.
Experiences:
- Scenic mountain drive from Barkot via Dharasu Bend.
- Calm spiritual visit inside the naturally formed Shiv Gufa cave temple.
- Darshan at Kashi Vishwanath Temple in Uttarkashi.
- Peaceful moments at Manikarnika Ghat.
Food Suggestions:
- Roadside cafes near Dharasu Bend – tea, pakoras, local snacks.
- Local eateries in Uttarkashi – thali meals, parathas, hot soups.
- Hotel dining – simple and fresh dinner preparations.
Activities:
- Photography stop at Dharasu Bend viewpoint.
- Exploration inside Shiv Gufa (natural cave).
- Evening darshan at Kashi Vishwanath Temple.
- Riverside walk near Manikarnika Ghat.
Day 4
Uttarkashi – Maneri – Gangnani – Harsil – Gangotri – Uttarkashi (100 Km One side)
Route: Uttarkashi – Maneri – Rishikund/Tapt Kund – Gangnani – Harsil – Gangotri – Uttarkashi
In the morning, after an early breakfast, drive towards Gangotri. En route, visit the famous Maneri Dam & later continue driving to Gangnani, a spiritually significant spot known for its natural Tapt Kund, Drive further to Gangotri, the sacred origin point of Goddess Ganga. Begin with a holy dip in the freezing waters near Surya Kund, followed by a visit to the mystical Submerged Shivling. Proceed to offer prayers at the historic Gangotri Temple, surrounded by lofty deodar trees and snow-draped peaks. After darshan, start your return drive back to Uttarkashi. Enjoy after darshan, drive back to Uttarkashi, en route visit Harsil. Later, continue driving to the hotel, followed by dinner & overnight stay.
Experiences:
- Warm holy dip at Gangnani Tapt Kund, surrounded by mountains.
- Optional stroll in Harsil Valley, famed for apple orchards and peaceful riversides.
- Darshan at Gangotri Temple with spiritual calm and crisp mountain air.
- View of the natural Submerged Shivling, deeply revered by pilgrims.
Food Recommendations:
- Local Dhabas near Maneri – fresh parathas, chai, and simple vegetarian meals.
- Gangnani Highway Cafes – Maggi, rajma-chawal, pakoras, mountain herbal tea.
- Harsil Riverside Cafes – apple pie, momos, thukpa, hot soup.
- Gangotri Market Eateries – kadi-chawal, khichdi, aloo-puri, warm halwa.
Activities:
- Photo halt at Maneri Dam viewpoint.
- Holy dip at Tapt Kund / Rishikund in Gangnani.
- Leisure walk in Harsil Valley (optional).
- Visit to Surya Kund & the Submerged Shivling in Gangotri.
- Shopping for woollens, rudraksha, & souvenirs in the Gangotri market.
- Scenic riverside photography throughout the journey.
Day 5
Uttarkashi – Guptkashi (200 Km)
Route: Uttarkashi – Moolgarh – Lambgaon Viewpoint – Ghansali – Tilwara – Guptkashi
After breakfast, drive towards Guptkashi via Moolgarh & Lambgoan. Further, you can see the beautiful river Mandakini at Tilwara and continue driving to Guptkashi. If time allows, visit the Ardhanarishwar Temple, where you can offer your prayers. Post-darshan, continue drive to the hotel, on arrival check in, followed by dinner & overnight stay.
Experiences:
- Enjoy expansive valley and river views at Lambgaon Viewpoint.
- Tea & snacks break in Ghansali, a quiet riverside Himalayan town.
- Witness a beautiful Mandakini River sunset near Tilwara.
Recommended Food Stops:
- Local tea stalls at Moolgarh – chai, pakoras, Maggi.
- Small dhabas in Ghansali – parathas, rajma-rice, fresh snacks.
- Riverside cafes near Tilwara – tea, cold drinks, light meals.
Activities:
- Scenic photography at Lambgaon Viewpoint.
- Relaxed riverside walk in Ghansali.
- Sunset photography near Tilwara.
- Optional visit: Ardhnarishwar Temple, Guptkashi.
Day 6
Guptkashi - Kedarnath
Guptkashi - Phata/Sersi (Drive – 1hr) Phata/Sersi – Kedarnath (Helicopter)
Or
Guptkashi - Sonprayag (Drive – 1hr approx)
Sonprayag – Gaurikund (Local Jeep – 6 Km)
Gaurikund - Kedarnath (17 Km- Trek)
The Trek for Kedarnath Ji starts from Gaurikund & Sonprayag and is the one-stop before Gaurikund at a distance of 06 km. Private Vehicles are allowed only till Sonprayag. The Pilgrims need to hire a local vehicle from Sonprayag to Gaurikund. Upon arrival, start your journey on the zigzag and well-laid trail to Kedarnath, and you can avail the services of pony/palki/palanquin. Helicopter services are also available for Kedarnath from the different helipads. The vehicle will drop off at the respective helipad from where the ride is booked. On arrival, proceed to the holy Darshan of Kedarnath Temple. Overnight stay at Kedarnath.
Experiences:
- Scenic morning drive through the Mandakini Valley.
- Once-in-a-lifetime helicopter ride over Kedar Valley.
- Pilgrim atmosphere at Gaurikund.
- Trek through changing landscapes—from forests to high-altitude rocky terrain.
- First sight of Kedarnath Temple under towering Himalayan peaks.
Food Suggestions:
- Tea & Maggi stalls at Sonprayag and Gaurikund.
- Trek-route cafes serving hot rotis, dal-rice, khichdi, and packed snacks.
- Simple vegetarian meals near the Kedarnath temple.
Activities:
- Aerial photography / scenic views (helicopter route).
- Trekking, pony or palki ride (road route).
- Evening darshan at Kedarnath.
- Walk around the valley for glacier and mountain views.
Day 7
Kedarnath - Return to Guptkashi
Kedarnath - Phata/Sersi (Helicopter) Phata/Sersi – Guptkashi (Drive - 1 hr)
Or
Kedarnath – Gaurikund (17 Km- Trek)
Gaurikund – Sonprayag (Local Jeep)
Sonprayag – Guptkashi (Drive -1 hr)
Commence trek back early for Gaurikund to reach on time. Upon arrival at Gaurikund, hire the local jeep back for Sonprayag. Later, proceed to your booked hotel & on arrival, check in at the hotel, followed by dinner and an overnight stay.
If a helicopter ticket is booked, then report at the time to fly back to Sersi/ Phata
Experiences:
- Breath-taking helicopter view of the Kedar Valley.
- Scenic downhill trek with waterfalls, forests & panoramic vistas.
- Spiritual visit to Trijuginarayan Temple (optional).
Food Suggestions:
- Basic breakfast stalls near Kedarnath.
- Tea, Maggi & snacks at Gaurikund.
- Local dhabas at Sonprayag serving hot vegetarian meals.
Activities:
- Aerial photography (helicopter route).
- Trekking and nature photography on the Kedarnath trail.
- Optional spiritual detour to Trijuginarayan Temple.
Day 8
Guptkashi – Badrinath(195 Km )
Route: Guptkashi – Kalimath – Rudraprayag – Karnaprayag – Nandaprayag – Hailang – Joshimath – Vishnuprayag – Badrinath
Begin your morning journey from Guptkashi as the road winds through lush Mandakini Valley, offering refreshing mountain views and a cool Himalayan breeze. Today’s route is filled with sacred river confluences (“Prayags”), ancient temples, and dramatic valley landscapes—making it one of the most scenic stretches of the Char Dham Yatra.
Experiences:
- Visit to the sacred Kalimath Temple (optional).
- Witnessing multiple Prayag confluences in a single day.
- Spiritual energy of Joshimath’s ancient temples.
- Yogdhyan Badri, one of the Sapta Badri shrines.(Optional).
- Evening Aarti at Badrinath Temple.
Food Suggestions:
- Breakfast dhabas near Guptkashi.
- Tea & snacks at Rudraprayag and Karnaprayag.
- Lunch options in Joshimath (North Indian & Garhwali meals).
- Evening prasad & light meals near Badrinath Temple.
Activities:
- Photography at 5 confluence points.
- Optional detour to Kalimath or Urgam Valley.
- Temple visits in Joshimath.
- Evening darshan at Badrinath.
Day 9
Badrinath - Mana – Rudraprayag(160 Km )
Route: Badrinath -Mana - Vasudhara Falls (optional) - Nandaprayag - Karnaprayag - Rudraprayag
Begin your morning in the sacred town of Badrinath, surrounded by towering Himalayan peaks and crisp mountain air. After a warm breakfast, head out for temple darshan and local sightseeing.
Experiences:
- Early morning darshan at Badrinath Temple with Neelkanth Peak.
- Optional trek to the serene Vasudhara Falls.
- Scenic Prayag drive through Nandaprayag & Karnaprayag.
- Riverside spiritual sites near Rudraprayag.
Food Suggestions:
- Breakfast near Badrinath Temple.
- Tea & light snacks in Mana.
- Lunch at Karnaprayag (North Indian & Garhwali meals).
Activities:
- Temple visits & photos at Badrinath.
- Walking tour of Mana Village.
- Trekking to Vasudhara Falls (optional).
- Prayag photography stops.
Day 10
Rudraprayag - Haridwar (160 Km)
After breakfast, proceed to drive back to Haridwar via Devprayag. En route, pay your offering to the Dhari Devi temple in Srinagar. Later, continue driving towards Dehradun Airport for onward departure.
Experiences:
- Morning blessings at Dhari Devi Temple.
- Witnessing the birth of the River Ganga at the Devprayag Sangam.
- Exploring highlights of Rishikesh—ashrams, suspension bridges, riverside ghats.
- Optional meditation at Vashishtha Cave.
Food Suggestions:
- Breakfast at Rudraprayag.
- Local eateries near Devprayag.
- Lunch & evening snacks in Rishikesh (cafes & riverside restaurants).
Activities:
- Temple visits & spiritual sightseeing.
- River confluence photography.
- Ashram visits & meditation.
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