23500 25500
/
per person
- 11 Nights / 12 Days
- Max People : 40
- Uttarakhand
Overview
Embark upon the revered Char Dham Yatra, a majestic Hindu pilgrimage that whisk’s devotees away to four hallowed destinations nestled within the tapestry of Indian Himalayas. This venerable journey is esteemed as one of the most sublime and spiritually enriching voyage in Hinduism, beckoning million of pilgrims annually to partake in its transcendent splendor.
INCLUSION
- Deluxe accommodations on double/triple sharing basis
- Vegetarian meals, including daily breakfast & dinner
- Guided sightseeing as per the itinerary
- Comprehensive package covering fuel, driver allowance, tolls, and taxes
EXCLUSIONS
- Personal expenses including gratuities, laundry, etc.
- Insurance coverage
- Delays resulting from natural disasters, landslides, road blockages, or other unforeseen events
- Additional costs for helicopter, auto, ropeway tickets, or other services not specified in the inclusions
Why Choose This Tour?
- Char Dham is believed to wash away sins and grant salvation to the pilgrims.
- The yatra is considered a journey to the abode of Gods, offering spiritual enlightenment and self-realization.
- The scenic beauty of the Himalayas, combined with the spiritual significance of the four Dhams, makes the Char Dham Yatra an unforgettable experience.
Itinerary Overview
- Commence with a 7am pick-up from Dehradun/Haridwar
- Embark on a scenic drive to Barkot via Mussoorie and Kempty Fall. En-route, indulge in photography and sightseeing
- Arrive at the hotel by evening and unwind. Explore the local market for authentic Pahadi handicrafts and souvenirs
- Savor a delightful dinner, followed by a restful night’s stay amidst Barkot's pleasant climate ranging between 25-30°C
- Commence with a 7 AM pick-up from Dehradun/Haridwar.
- Embark on a scenic drive to Barkot via Mussoorie and Kempty Fall. En route, indulge in photography and sightseeing.
- Arrive at the hotel by evening and unwind. Explore the local market for authentic Pahadi handicrafts and souvenirs.
- Savor a delightful dinner, followed by a restful night’s stay amidst Barkot's pleasant climate ranging between (25-30)°C.
- Embark on an early morning pilgrimage to Yamunotri, departing at 4am
- Trek 6km from Jankichatti to the revered temple, nestled in the Himalayas
- Return by evening and rejuvenate with a sacred dip in the hot kund at Yamunotri Mata Mandir. Optional horse or Palki services available
- Conclude the day with a scenic drive back to Barkot, followed by a relaxing dinner and overnight stay at the hotel
- Bid farewell to Barkot after a leisurely breakfast
- Embark on a scenic journey to Uttarkashi, a charming hamlet nestled on the banks of the sacred Ganges
- En-route, pause at Harshil/Dharali for a photographic interlude, capturing the breathtaking beauty of the surroundings
- Upon arrival, pay homage to the revered Kashi Vishwanath Temple
- Unwind with a relaxing dinner and overnight stay at Uttarkashi
- Rise early and depart for Gangotri after a nourishing breakfast
- Upon arrival, purify your spirit with a sacred dip in the River Ganges, also known as Bhagirathi
- Pay homage to the divine with a poignant pooja and darshan at the temple. Bask in the serenity of the surroundings, rejuvenating your senses
- Return to Uttarkashi by evening, traversing the 100-kilometer journey
- Grab a satisfying dinner and have a relaxing night’s stay at the hotel
- Bid farewell to Uttarkashi after a leisurely breakfast
- Embark on a scenic drive to Guptakashi/Phata, winding through picturesque hill roads
- Arrive at the hotel by evening and indulge in a relaxing check-in experience, followed by a restful night’s stay
- Rise early and prepare for a sacred journey to Kedarnath, the revered abode of Lord Shiva
- Commence with a shuttle service from Sonprayag to Gaurikund, followed by an 18-km trek to the temple. Alternatively, opt for Doli, Pony, Pitthu, or Helicopter services at your own arrangement
- Upon arrival, rest and rejuvenate before partaking in the evening darshan
- Retire at your camp/guest house/GMVN cottage for dinner and a peaceful overnight stay
- Rise before dawn around 4am to experience the serene morning darshan. This sacred hour offers a rare opportunity to venture inside the Garbha Griha and behold the revered hump of the Bull
- Following breakfast, embark on a downhill trek from Kedarnath to Guptkashi
- Arrive in the evening and delve into the satisfying dinner followed by an overnight stay
- Rise early and commence the day with a nourishing breakfast, followed by a prompt check-out from the hotel
- Embark on a scenic journey, visiting the sacred confluence of Karanprayag, Nandprayag, and Vishnuprayag before arriving at Joshimath. Pay homage to the revered Narasimha Temple
- Arrive at Joshimath by 7:30 PM and retire to your hotel for a relaxing evening
- Depart from the hotel and begin the day with a sacred morning darshan at the temple
- Embark on a scenic drive to Mana, the first Indian village situated at the Indo-Tibetan border
- Continue your journey to Joshimath, nestled 188 km from Badrinath
- Arrive in the evening at the hotel for an overnight stay
- Depart for Haridwar after a leisurely breakfast, driving via the picturesque towns of Devprayag and Rishikesh
- Upon arrival, check into your hotel and freshen up
- Spend the evening exploring Haridwar’s iconic landmarks, including Laxman Jhula, Ram Jhula, and the sacred Triveni Ghat
- Retire to your hotel for an overnight stay
- Bid farewell to Haridwar after a nourishing breakfast and embark on a scenic drive to Delhi
- Upon arrival, our representative will escort you to Delhi Airport/Railway Station, marking the conclusion of your journey
“As we bid adieu, may the cherished memories of this enchanting journey linger forever, leaving an indelible mark on your heart.”
Frequently Asked Questions
Ans- The Char Dham Yatra is a sacred pilgrimage to the four holy shrines in Uttarakhand: Yamunotri, Gangotri, Kedarnath, and Badrinath. These temples are considered among the holiest in Hinduism, with each dedicated to a specific deity – Yamuna, Ganga, Lord Shiva, and Lord Vishnu, respectively.
Ans-The best time to visit Char Dham is from May to October, as the temples are open during these months. The pilgrimage is closed in winter due to heavy snowfall and extreme weather conditions. The peak pilgrimage season is between May and June, and September to October.
Ans-You can reach Char Dham by road from major towns like Haridwar, Rishikesh, and Dehradun. The nearest airports are Jolly Grant Airport (Dehradun) and Pantnagar Airport. Helicopter services are also available, especially for Kedarnath, to reduce the physical strain of trekking.
Ans-The trek to Char Dham involves high altitudes and rugged terrain, making it moderately challenging. The trek to Kedarnath (18 km uphill) is the most demanding, while the other shrines like Yamunotri and Gangotri have shorter, easier treks. However, elderly people and those with health issues should consult a doctor before attempting the journey.
Ans-For your Char Dham Yatra, carry essential items such as comfortable trekking shoes, warm clothing (even in summer), a water bottle, snacks, medications, rain gear (if traveling in monsoon), and your ID. Also, consider carrying a portable charger for your devices and a first aid kit for emergencies.