Char Dham Yatra Package from Haridwar (9N/ 10D)9N/10D
Char Dham Yatra Package from Haridwar (9N/ 10D)
Start & City : Haridwar
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Updated On: Oct 30, 2026
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Highlights
Start where the yatra traditionally begins: Haridwar, the "gateway to the gods", with the Ganga aarti at Har Ki Pauri before you head into the hills.
All four dhams in 10 days: Yamunotri, Gangotri, Kedarnath and Badrinath, in the traditional west-to-east order.
Your own private car and driver: Sedan, SUV or tempo traveller depending on your group, with an experienced hill driver throughout.
Hotels and meals arranged: 9 nights in hotels along the route, with breakfast and dinner every day.
Planned around darshan: Early starts on trek days, smart night halts and help with Kedarnath helicopter tickets if you want to skip the trek.
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
The Char Dham yatra from Haridwar is a 9-night, 10-day road trip to Yamunotri, Gangotri, Kedarnath and Badrinath in a private car. It starts and ends in Haridwar, with night halts at Barkot, Uttarkashi, Guptkashi, Kedarnath, Badrinath and Rudraprayag. Hotels, breakfast and dinner are included. It costs from ₹35,500 per person on twin sharing.
For generations, families have begun the Char Dham yatra in Haridwar with a dip in the Ganga and the evening aarti at Har Ki Pauri. It's still the most practical starting point: Haridwar is well connected by train from Delhi, Mumbai, Kolkata and most of North India, and the road into the hills starts right here.
Over the next ten days, you cover about 1,400 km of mountain road, walk to Yamunotri and Kedarnath, and reach the four temples in the order set by Adi Shankaracharya. We handle the car, hotels, meals and timing. You focus on the darshan.
Char Dham yatra from Haridwar at a glance
| Key facts | Details |
|---|---|
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Duration |
9 nights / 10 days |
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Start and end |
Haridwar (railway station or hotel) |
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Route |
Haridwar – Barkot – Yamunotri – Uttarkashi – Gangotri – Guptkashi – Kedarnath – Badrinath – Rudraprayag – Haridwar |
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Total distance |
About 1,400 km by road |
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Vehicle |
Private car with driver (sedan, SUV or tempo traveller by group size) |
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Meals |
Breakfast and dinner |
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Treks |
Yamunotri about 6 km each way; Kedarnath about 16–18 km each way (pony, palki or helicopter available) |
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Price |
From ₹35,500 per person on twin sharing, plus GST |
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Best months |
May–June and September–October |
Char Dham yatra from Haridwar at a glance
The Four Dhams on this route
Yamunotri
The source of the Yamuna, at about 3,290 m in Uttarkashi district
About 6 km on foot, by pony or palki from Janki Chatti
Cook rice and potatoes in the Surya Kund hot spring as prasad, and pray at the Divya Shila before darshan
Gangotri
Goddess Ganga's temple on the Bhagirathi, at about 3,100 m, reached by road
Bhagirath Shila, where King Bhagirath is believed to have meditated
On the way: Harsil valley and the hot springs at Gangnani
Kedarnath
One of the 12 Jyotirlingas of Lord Shiva, at 3,583 m
Reached by a trek of about 16–18 km from Gaurikund, or by helicopter from Phata or Sersi
Adi Shankaracharya Samadhi behind the temple and Bhairavnath Temple on the ridge above
Badrinath
Lord Vishnu as Badri Vishal, on the Alaknanda at 3,133 m, reached by road
Tapt Kund, Brahma Kapal and Mana village nearby
On the way: the Panch Prayag confluences: Rudraprayag, Karnaprayag, Nandaprayag and Vishnuprayag on the way up, and Devprayag on the way back
Why start the Char Dham yatra 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.
| Info | Haridwar (this package) | Dehradun | Delhi |
|---|---|---|---|
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Best for |
Train travellers and those who want a Ganga snan and aarti before the yatra |
Pilgrims flying in to Jolly Grant Airport |
Those who prefer to drive from home |
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Getting there |
Direct trains from Delhi (about 4–5 hours), Mumbai, Kolkata and more |
Flights from major cities |
Starting point |
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Spiritual start |
Har Ki Pauri Ganga aarti, Mansa Devi and Chandi Devi temples |
Limited |
None |
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Extra time on the road |
Baseline |
Saves about 2 hours on Day 1 |
Adds about 5–6 hours each way |
Why start the Char Dham yatra from Haridwar?
Tip: Arrive in Haridwar a day early to attend the evening Ganga aarti at Har Ki Pauri. It is the traditional way to begin the yatra, and gives you a rest day before the long drive to Barkot.
Who should choose the Char Dham yatra from Haridwar?
Families travelling by train from Delhi, UP, Rajasthan, Gujarat, Maharashtra or the East.
First-time yatris who want the traditional start with Ganga snan and aarti.
Groups of 2–12 people, with a vehicle sized to your group.
Pilgrims who want to do the Kedarnath trek, with an extra night at Kedarnath built in.
NRIs combining the yatra with a few days in Haridwar and Rishikesh.
Is the 10-day Char Dham yatra from Haridwar worth it?
For most families, yes. Ten days is the comfortable minimum for all four dhams by road, with a night at Kedarnath and no rushed days.
Why it's worth it
All four dhams in the traditional order, with a private car throughout
A night at Kedarnath, so the trek isn't a same-day rush
Night halts placed to keep drive times manageable
Hotels and two meals a day sorted in advance
When another option may suit you better
You are flying in: start from Dehradun instead
You want a lower budget and a faster trip: see our budget Char Dham yatra (8N/9D)
You are travelling with elderly parents: see the Char Dham yatra for senior citizens
You have only 6 days: see the Char Dham Yatra by Helicopter
Char Dham yatra from Haridwar: Package Price
The Char Dham yatra from Haridwar starts at ₹35,500 per person on twin sharing, plus GST. Your price depends on the hotel category and vehicle you choose.
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 can change your final price?
Season: May–June is the peak and costs more.
Group size: Larger groups share the vehicle cost.
Room sharing: Twin, triple and single occupancy are priced differently.
Add-ons: Kedarnath helicopter, pony, palki, VIP darshan and special pujas.
What's included
Private car with driver for the whole route, Haridwar to Haridwar
9 nights' hotel stay on twin sharing
Breakfast and dinner every day
Fuel, tolls, parking, state taxes and driver allowance
Pickup and drop at Haridwar railway station or hotel
Help with Char Dham yatra registration
Darshan and sightseeing coordination along the route
What's not included
GST
Lunch, snacks and drinks
Kedarnath helicopter tickets
Sonprayag–Gaurikund shared jeep
Pony, palki or porter charges at Yamunotri and Kedarnath
VIP darshan, special pujas and temple offerings
Travel insurance, tips and personal expenses
Treks on the Char Dham route
| Dham | Trek | Distance (each way) | Alternatives |
|---|---|---|---|
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Yamunotri |
Janki Chatti to temple |
About 6 km |
Pony, palki |
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Gangotri |
None; road to the temple |
– |
– |
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Kedarnath |
Gaurikund to temple |
About 16–18 km |
Pony, palki or helicopter from Phata/Sersi |
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Badrinath |
None; road to the temple |
– |
– |
Treks on the Char Dham route
Start both treks early, around 4:30–5:30 AM, to avoid the heat and the afternoon rain. If you plan to take the Kedarnath helicopter, book it as soon as the IRCTC HeliYatra portal opens, as seats sell out within minutes.
Char Dham registration and documents
Registration with Uttarakhand Tourism is compulsory for every yatri and every vehicle. It is free and done on the official registration portal. Our team helps you complete it.
Carry with you:
Yatra registration letter with QR code, printed and on your phone
Original photo ID (Aadhaar, voter ID, driving licence or passport)
Medical certificate, if you are under treatment
₹4,000–8,000 in cash; ATMs and UPI are unreliable in the hills
High-altitude health precautions
Prepare a month ahead: Walk daily to build stamina for the Yamunotri and Kedarnath treks.
Go slowly: Rest well at Guptkashi before the Kedarnath trek.
Drink water, eat light and avoid alcohol and smoking during the yatra.
Know the signs of altitude sickness: headache, nausea, breathlessness. Descend and rest if they get worse.
See a doctor before travelling if you have heart, lung or BP problems, and ask about medicines such as Diamox.
What to pack
Thermals, a warm jacket, woollen cap and gloves (Kedarnath and Yamunotri are cold even in May)
Raincoat or poncho, and quick-dry clothes
Waterproof trekking shoes with good grip
Personal medicines, ORS and a small first-aid kit
Sunscreen, sunglasses and lip balm
Power bank and a torch
Tips from our ground team
Reach Haridwar a day early. The evening aarti at Har Ki Pauri is a beautiful way to begin, and you'll start Day 1 rested.
Keep a small daypack for trek days. Leave the big bags in the car.
BSNL usually has the best signal at Kedarnath; Jio and Airtel work in most towns.
Book Kedarnath helicopter tickets the day the IRCTC portal opens if you don't want to trek.
Leave early every day. Our drivers start at dawn to beat traffic jams on the narrow hill roads.
Best time for Char Dham yatra from Haridwar
| 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 |
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Winters |
Nov to March |
-5°C to 8°C |
5 July |
Very less Crowded (Winter Chardham) |
Yatra closed, get darshan at Winter Chardham |
Best time for Char Dham yatra from Haridwar
Yamunotri and Gangotri open on Akshaya Tritiya, usually in late April or early May. Kedarnath's date is announced on Maha Shivratri and Badrinath's on Basant Panchami. The temples close between Diwali and November. We'll share the 2027 dates as soon as they're declared.
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Itinerary (Day Wise)
For generations, families have begun the Char Dham yatra in Haridwar, with a dip in the Ganga and the evening aarti at Har Ki Pauri. This 10-day trip follows that tradition. In your own car with an experienced hill driver, you visit Yamunotri, Gangotri, Kedarnath and Badrinath in the traditional order. You stop for the night at Barkot, Uttarkashi, Guptkashi, Kedarnath, Badrinath and Rudraprayag, so the drives stay manageable. The trip includes a night at Kedarnath, which means you don’t have to rush the trek up and back in one day. Ponies, palkis and helicopter tickets can be arranged if you’d rather not walk. Hotels, breakfast and dinner are booked for you, so you can focus on darshan.
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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How many days does the Char Dham Yatra from Haridwar take?
A complete Char Dham Yatra from Haridwar typically takes 9 nights and 10 days. This duration ensures a balanced pace for visiting:
Yamunotri and Gangotri
Kedarnath (including trek/helicopter time)
Badrinath and Mana Village
Spiritual confluences like Devprayag and Rudraprayag
What is the cost of the Char Dham Yatra from Haridwar?
₹27,000–₹45,000 per person, depending on hotel and vehicle choice.
Which is the best time to go for Char Dham Yatra?
The best time for the Char Dham Yatra is May to June and September to October. These windows offer stable weather and clear roads. It is highly recommended to avoid the monsoon months of July and August due to heavy rains and landslide risks.
Are ATMs available at all destinations during the Chardham Yatra?
Limited ATMs at very few locations, so we advise you to carry sufficient cash with you.
What are the necessary documents required?
Important necessary documents required valid identification, proof of booking, Chardham Yatra registration, and any permits required for the journey.
Is it possible to include nearby destinations in this itinerary?
Yes, our package is flexible, allowing you to add your preferred destinations.
What is the cost of the Char Dham Yatra package from Haridwar?
The Char Dham Yatra package from Haridwar starts at approximately ₹28,830 per person on twin sharing. The final price varies based on:
Hotel category (Budget, Deluxe, or Premium)
Vehicle type for mountain transfers
Group size and specific travel dates
What is included in the Haridwar Char Dham tour package?
The 10-day Haridwar Char Dham package generally includes:
9 nights of hotel accommodation
Daily breakfast and dinner
Private transport with experienced mountain drivers
Sightseeing at Kempty Falls, Rishikesh, and the Panch Prayags
What are the exclusions in the Char Dham Yatra package?
Standard exclusions for the Char Dham Yatra from Haridwar include:
Lunch and personal snacks
Helicopter tickets for Kedarnath
Pony, Palki, or local jeep charges (e.g., Sonprayag to Gaurikund)
VIP Darshan fees and personal pooja expenses
What are the physical fitness requirements for the full Char Dham Yatra?
Pilgrims should have good cardiovascular health and stamina for high-altitude treks, especially the 17 km Kedarnath climb and 6 km Yamunotri trek.
Medical check-ups are mandatory for some age groups.
Helicopter, Pony, and Palki services are available for those with limited mobility.
How do I plan a 10-day Char Dham Yatra starting from Haridwar?
To plan a 10-day trip, start by booking a comprehensive package that includes a private vehicle and pre-arranged stays. Your journey will follow the traditional clockwise sequence: Barkot (Yamunotri), Uttarkashi (Gangotri), Guptkashi (Kedarnath), and finally Badrinath, before returning to Haridwar via Rishikesh.
Is Haridwar a good starting point for the Char Dham Yatra?
Yes, Haridwar is considered the most traditional and convenient gateway for the Char Dham Yatra. It is well-connected by train and road to major cities like Delhi. Starting here allows you to attend the Ganga Aarti at Har Ki Pauri before beginning your spiritual ascent into the Himalayas.
Can I get a helicopter for Kedarnath if I start my tour from Haridwar?
Absolutely. While the journey from Haridwar to the mountains is by road, your tour operator can help you book a helicopter shuttle from Phata, Sersi, or Guptkashi. This saves you from the strenuous 17 km trek and allows you to complete the Kedarnath darshan much faster.
What are the most important temples to see on the Haridwar to Char Dham route?
Beyond the four main Dhams, you should visit:
Kashi Vishwanath Temple in Uttarkashi.
Dhari Devi Temple near Srinagar (the protector of the Dhams).
Triyuginarayan Temple, the site of Lord Shiva and Parvati's wedding.
Raghunathji Temple at the Devprayag confluence.
What kind of clothes should I pack for a Char Dham trip in June?
Even in summer, temperatures at Kedarnath and Badrinath can drop significantly at night. Pack layered clothing, including thermals, a heavy jacket, a raincoat or poncho for sudden showers, and comfortable trekking shoes with excellent grip for the slippery mountain paths.
Are there medical facilities available during the Char Dham Yatra from Haridwar?
Yes, the Uttarakhand government and local authorities provide basic medical relief centers and oxygen points along the trekking routes and at the main shrines. However, it is vital to carry your own first-aid kit and prescribed medicines, as specialized care can be several hours away.
How difficult is the Yamunotri trek compared to Kedarnath?
The Yamunotri trek is significantly shorter at 6 km compared to the 17 km Kedarnath trek. While Yamunotri is steep, it can usually be completed in a few hours. Kedarnath is much more demanding due to the distance and higher altitude, often requiring an overnight stay at the top.
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