Chardham Yatra

Be ready for a comfortable flight as you depart from Ahmedabad, and our committed team member will make sure that your transfer to the next stage of your travel in Delhi Airport goes smoothly. A calm and peaceful travel to Haridwar is promised, providing the ideal environment for the spiritual exploration this holy city has to offer.

Check into the hotel as soon as you arrive in Haridwar. Explore the Mansa Devi Temple in the afternoon and take in the breathtaking Ganga Aarti at Har Ki Pauri. Go to Haridwar and stay the night. At approximately 6:30 p.m., after sunset, Har Ki Pauri hosts the famous evening Ganga Aarti. Join the throngs of people gathered on either side of the canal that carries the Ganges water. The ghats get lively amid the loud melodies honouring Shiva and Ganga Maiya. The 30-minute Aarti is a colourful show with wick lamps decorated with flowers that create an independent and charming ambiance.

After breakfast, proceed to Barkot by way of Vikasnagar. Before going on to Barkot, stop at the Lakhamandal Temple along the way. When you get in Barkot, check into your hotel so you can have dinner and spend the night. By car, this 200-kilometer route takes roughly 8 hours to complete.

Begin the day with a morning drive to Jankichatti/Phoolchatti, followed by a 6-kilometer walk to Yamunotri. You can choose to walk, ride a horse, or rent a Doli at your own expense. Once you arrive, take a soothing dip in the warm waters of Jamunabai Kund and prepare rice in the hot springs. After that, head back to Barkot and spend the night at the hotel. By road, the trip takes about three hours and covers about 45 kilometres.

Breakfast should be your first meal of the day, and then lunch in the afternoon. After that, drive 85 kms to Uttarkashi, which should take around 4 hours. As you arrive, settle into your hotel before going to the well-known Kashi Vishwanath Temple, which is renowned for its enormous iron trident. On the banks of the Bhagirathi River, Uttarkashi is the location of numerous other important temples, such as those dedicated to Goddess Kuteti Devi, Bhairav, Ekadash Rudra, and Gyaneshwar. Enjoy a stay of one night in Uttarkashi.

After an early breakfast, set out towards Gangotri (3048 metres above sea level). Before travelling through the lovely Harsil Valley, which is renowned for its scenic splendour, Deodar trees, and mountain views, make a stop in Gangnani for a cleansing soak in the Garam Kund. Dip into the Ganges' sacred waters, also called Bhagirathi, as soon as you get to Shree Gangotri. At the shrine to the goddess Ganga, the Gangotri Temple, perform Pooja and Darshan, and then unwind in the tranquil environs. Drive back to Uttarkashi to spend the night. It will take approximately 4 hours to cover the 100km distance from Uttarkashi to Gangotri.

After breakfast, take a beautiful drive through Moolgarh and Lambgoan to Guptkashi. Enjoy the stunning vistas of the Mandakini River at Tilwara, which rises near Kedarnath, along the route. Drive to Guptkashi following the river, stopping along the way to see the ArdhNarishwar Temple. Arrive at your Guptkashi hotel and spend the night in this peaceful town.
290km 8-9 hours

Start the day with breakfast and drive to Gaurikund. Trek from there or take a pony or Doli ride to reach Shri Kedarnath Ji, which is 3584 metres away. Don't forget to pack necessities for your overnight visit. After arriving, check into the hotel, change into clean clothes and perform Pooja at the hallowed Shri Kedarnath Ji Temple. Investigate the adjacent Adi Shankaracharya Samadhi.
Situated near the Mandakini river and encircled by snow-capped peaks, Shri Kedarnath is 3,581 metres high. Adi Shankaracharya erected this 8th-century structure close to the Pandavas' former temple, and the murals on its walls feature scenes from mythology and god figures. There's a statue of a Nandi Bull at the entryway. Once your spiritual journey is over, drive back to Guptkashi and take around an hour to reach the Sitapur bus parking. 30Kms, or about 1 hour, from Guptkashi to Busparking

As a safety measure against any weather-related delays or other unanticipated problems, we'll stay in Guptkashi today for the benefit of both trekkers and flyers to Shri Kedarnath Ji. Because of the difficult geography and climate of Kedarnath Ji, it is imperative to avoid spending consecutive nights there. For an enriching experience, you may choose to visit the optional Shri Triyugi Narayan Temple (Additional Cost) to make the most of your time in Guptkashi/Sitapur.

After breakfast, travel through Rudraprayag, Chamoli, and Piplekoti on a beautiful route to Shri Badrinath. After travelling for around four hours and covering about 120 kms, the trip ends with an overnight stay at Pipalkoti

After breakfast, go for Badrinath via Joshimath. Before going on to Shri Badrinath, stop at Joshimath to explore the Narsingh Temple. One of the four main sacred locations in Hinduism, this pilgrimage honours Nar and Narayan, the fourth avatar of Lord Vishnu. 'Jo Jaaye Badri, Vo Na Aaye Odri,' a widely held belief connected to this Dham, asserts that visitors to Badrinath are freed from the cycle of rebirth. It takes around three hours and travels about 70 km. After that, return to Pipalkoti and check into the hotel.

After breakfast, travel to Rishikesh and then to Haridwar. Located on the banks of the Ganga River and encircled by the Shivalik range of the Himalayas, Rishikesh is a highly regarded spiritual destination known as the "place of sages." According to legend, the region got its name from a miraculous manifestation to Raibhya Rishi, also called 'Hrishikesh.' After arriving, visit some of Rishikesh's most revered sites, such as Laxman Jhulla and Ram Jhulla. Continue driving for another 7-8 hours, or roughly 235kms, to Haridwar, where you will spend the night.

After breakfast, check out of the hotel and travel to Delhi. You will be taken to the airport or train station in Delhi so you can continue your travels.