Duration

12 Days 11 Nights

Country

India

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4300Feet

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Very Cold

Chardham Yatra

India Cultural Tours, Heritage

The Char Dham Yatra is one of the most sacred pilgrimages in India, especially for Hindus. It refers to visiting four holy shrines in the Garhwal Himalayas of Uttarakhand. The term “Char Dham” means four abodes of God, and these temples are believed to wash away sins and lead to moksha (salvation).

The Four Shrines of Char Dham:

Yamunotri – Dedicated to Goddess Yamuna (source of River Yamuna).

Gangotri – Dedicated to Goddess Ganga (source of River Ganga).

Kedarnath – Dedicated to Lord Shiva (one of the 12 Jyotirlingas).

Badrinath – Dedicated to Lord Vishnu (part of the 108 Divya Desams).

Overview

The benefits of trekking don’t just apply to your physical, mental or social health – it can also benefit your management skills, believe it or not! When planning your trek, you may find yourself setting training targets, planning for the trek, organising your schedule, setting goals, learning how to adapt to change and developing your mental strength. These are all skills that are highly valued in the working world, and can be a foundation for personal growth that you may surprise you with a newfounded self confidence! The benefits of trekking don’t just apply to your physical, mental or social health – it can also benefit your management skills, believe it or not! When planning your trek, you may find yourself setting training targets, planning for the trek, organising your schedule, setting goals, learning how to adapt to change and developing your mental strength. These are all skills that are highly valued in the working world, and can be a foundation for personal growth that you may surprise you with a newfounded self confidence!

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Day 1 - Arrival At Delhi International Airport
Arrive at Delhi
Get picked up from Delhi from specific location and get transferred to Rishikesh, which is approximately 5 hours drive. On arrival at Rishikesh check-in to the hotel and do local sightseeing according to the availability of time. At Rishikesh, you can visit Ram Jhula, Laxman Jhula, Sita Phool, Shri Bharat Mandir, Triveni Ghat, The Beatles Ashram, Neelkanth Mahadev Temple, and Parmarth Niketan. Rishikesh is a good market for handicrafts, please don't forget to collect some souvenirs from here. In the evening attend the evening Aarti at Parmarth or Shatrughan Ghat. Later get back to the hotel for food and rest.
Day 2 - Rishikesh to Barkot
Rishikesh to Barkot
This scheduled pilgrimage really starts from Rishikesh, with departure at 6 AM. The mode of transport will be a non-air conditioned vehicle according to the number of passengers. The road to Barkot is very scenic and you will arrive at Lakha Mandal (A place related to lacquer house in Mahabharatha) around 1 pm. After an hour-long visit to the temple and lunch, the vehicle will start again for Barkot. You reach Barkot at

3.30 pm. Check into the hotel, have rest, and dinner later. The distance between Rishikesh and Barkot is around 170 km but the roads are comparatively in good condition and the journey will be smooth.
Day 3 -Barkot to Yamunotri
Barkot to Yamunotri
The third-day schedule will include a 46 km drive and a 10 km trek (to & fro). You will depart from Barkot at 5 am with a packed breakfast which you can have on your way. You will arrive at Jankichatti at around 9 am. Start your trek of 5 KM to Yamunotri. You can also choose to travel on a pony or hire a doli (palanquin). Once reached take a holy dip in the Surya Kund, offer prayers and puja, and halt for lunch. After an hour, start the return trek journey to Jankichatti and the vehicle journey to Barkot. You will be back at Barkot by evening. Check into the accommodation and take your well- deserved rest.
Day 4 - Barkot to Utharkashi
Barkot to Utharkashi
On this day you will travel entirely by vehicle and only cover 80KM. So it is advisable to explore nearby places like Ganga Nani Kund, and Triveni Sangam at Barkot and, have lunch before you leave. You will arrive at Uttarkashi around 2 pm. Check in to the hotel and take a rest. In the evening visit Kashi Vishwanath Temple and attend the Aarti. Hit bed early as the next day will be a long one.
Day 5 - Uttarkashi to Gangotri and back
Uttarkashi to Gangotri and back
The vehicle will depart from Uttarkashi by 6 am with a packed breakfast. You can have it in between the trip. You will arrive in Gangotri at around 10 am. After a holy dip in river Ganga, offer your prayers at the temple and you will depart from Gangotri, post-lunch at about 1 pm. En route, if time permits have a hot water bath at Ganga Nani, a natural hot water spring. Around 4.30 pm you can reach Uttarkashi and there you stay overnight. The entire route is about 200 km.
Day 6 - Uttarkashi to Guptkashi/Phata
Uttarkashi to Guptkashi/Phata
Around 275 km has to be covered on the 6th day by the vehicle and the vehicle will depart from Uttarkashi at 7 am. The vehicle will reach Guptkashi at around 4.30 pm. On arrival at hotel Check into your accommodation and rest for the remaining time of the day and night. If time permits en route visit Guptkashi Temple.
Day 7 - Guptkashi/Phata to Kedarnath
Guptkashi/Phata to Kedarnath
On this day you will be traveling by vehicle for about 30 km and then you will trek for about 17 km. The vehicle will depart at 6 am and arrive at Sonprayag by 8 AM. You will board a shared trax trip to cover the next 5 KM to reach Gaurikund around 9 am. From here your trek by foot begins. You can also choose to travel on a pony or hire a doli (palanquin). From Gaurikund, you will depart at about 10 am to arrive at Kedarnath at around 5 PM (If walking). You can watch the evening Aarti (divine ritual) at the Kedarnath temple and retire for the night. Kedarnath Accommodation will be a shared dormitory only
Day 8 - Kedarnath to Ukhimath/Phata
Kedarnath to Ukhimath/Phata
Leave your dormitory early so that you get ample time to pray at the Kedarnath temple. Post prayers and breakfast, you will start your 17-km trek back to Gaurikund. You can also choose to travel on a pony or hire a doli. You will arrive at Gaurikund/Rampur at around 1 pm. After lunch, you will board the vehicle and proceed your journey towards Ukhimath, around 40 km away or Phata which is 15 KM away. You will reach Ukhimath by 7 pm and halt for the night. If time permits visiting Triyugi Narayan Mandir is advised. Transportation cost for Triyugi is not included in the package.
Day 9 - Ukhimath/Phata to Badrinath Via Joshi Math
Ukhimath/Phata to Badrinath Via Joshi Math
After breakfast from Ukhimath, Joshimath is about 130 km away and you will be arriving at around 12.30 PM. Spend about an hour in Joshimath and visit the famous Narsingh Temple. Post-lunch, you will leave Joshimath at around 1:30 pm and reach Badrinath at around 4.30 pm. Check-in to hotel then leave to visit Mana village, come back and participate in the evening Aarti (divine ritual) at the Badrinath temple and offer prayers. Stay the night here.
Day 10 - Badrinath, Mana, Auli, Kaleshwar
Badrinath, Mana, Auli, Kaleshwar
You will start your day at 9 am after offering your morning prayers at the temple and a holy dip in the Tapt kund. If time permits visit Mana Village and Auli. Mana is the first village of India on China side and at Auli you can enjoy the cable car. After lunch at Pippalkoti you can leave for Kaleshwar and reach by 5 PM. Night stay at Kaleshwar.
Day 11 - Kaleshwar to Haridwar
Kaleshwar to Haridwar
On the last day of the hill station travel, you will be covering around 200 km by vehicle. Departing from Kaleshwar after breakfast, you will reach Haridwar around 3 PM. You can see Karnaprayag, Rudraprayag & Devprayag confluences during this travel and have lunch at any place in between. Stay at Haridwar for the night and participate in Ganga Aarti and Pujas being held at Haridwar during the evening.
Day 12 - Haridwar to Delhi
Haridwar to Delhi
Early morning leave the hotel to visit Mansa Devi temple Darshan by ropeway. Leave Haridwar by 10 AM and reach Delhi by evening. Once in Delhi continue your onward journey home with an abundance of blessings and memories from the Dev bhoomi.

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Dinner from Day 1 to Day 11, except on Day 7
Breakfast from Day 2 to Day 12, except on Day 8
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Lunches during transit
Delhi Railway station/Airport transport charges from pickup/drop location.
Pony/Porter/Heli
Any other fees or entry
Auli cable car
Triyugi Narayan Mandir Transport (13 KM)

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The Four Shrines of Char Dham:

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Day 1 - Arrival At Delhi International Airport

Arrive at Delhi

Day 2 - Rishikesh to Barkot

Rishikesh to Barkot

Day 3 -Barkot to Yamunotri

Barkot to Yamunotri

Day 4 - Barkot to Utharkashi

Barkot to Utharkashi

Day 5 - Uttarkashi to Gangotri and back

Uttarkashi to Gangotri and back

Day 6 - Uttarkashi to Guptkashi/Phata

Uttarkashi to Guptkashi/Phata

Day 7 - Guptkashi/Phata to Kedarnath

Guptkashi/Phata to Kedarnath

Day 8 - Kedarnath to Ukhimath/Phata

Kedarnath to Ukhimath/Phata

Day 9 - Ukhimath/Phata to Badrinath Via Joshi Math

Ukhimath/Phata to Badrinath Via Joshi Math

Day 10 - Badrinath, Mana, Auli, Kaleshwar

Badrinath, Mana, Auli, Kaleshwar

Day 11 - Kaleshwar to Haridwar

Kaleshwar to Haridwar

Day 12 - Haridwar to Delhi

Haridwar to Delhi

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