Chardham Yatra Package from Nagpur

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• Day 01 – Nagpur – Delhi, Delhi – Rishikesh (7 hr /230 km)

  On the first day of the Chardham Yatra, you will embark on a journey to Delhi from Nagpur by train or flight. After arriving in Delhi, you will meet our representative who will assist you with the transfer. Our scheduled coach will leave Delhi at around 9:30 PM. You will embark on an overnight journey towards Rishikesh which is the first destination of the tour. You will cover around 230 kilometers in 7 hours.

• Day 02 – Rishikesh – Barkot (200 km / 7 hr)

  Post a hearty breakfast you will prepare yourself for the exploration of Rishikesh. You will visit famous attractions like Ram Jhula, Laxman Jhula, Swarg Ashram, Sivananda Ashram, and Geeta Ashram. After the sightseeing tour, you will prepare yourself to embark on a journey to Barkot which is the next destination covered in the package. En route, you’ll stop by the Kempty Falls in Mussoorie and see the cascading waters flowing from such a great height. Once you reach Barkot you will be transferred to your designated hotel. Complete your check-in formalities and have an overnight stay at your hotel.

• Day 03 – Barkot – Yamunotri – Barkot (6 km Trek/45 km Road)

  Relish a delicious breakfast and then you will head to Yamunotri. Early in the morning, you will proceed to Janki Chatti which is the base camp for the six kilometer long trek to Yamunotri shrine. If you don’t want to undertake the trek on foot you can hire a palki/pony at your own cost. Upon arrival at the Yamunotri shrine, you will pay homage to Divya Shila which symbolizes the Yamuna River’s origin. Then, you will enjoy the Prasadam of rice/ boiled potatoes cooked in the Surya Kund’s thermal waters, believed to be the father of Yamuna Devi. The Yamunotri Temple stands downstream at Champasar Glacier from the river's origin. You can see here the idols of both Ganga and Yamuna. After the divine darshan, you will descend back to Janki Chatti. From Janki Chatti, you’ll be transferred to Barkot where you will have an overnight stay.

• Day 04 – Barkot – Uttarkashi (90 km/4 hrs)

  Enjoy a delicious breakfast in the morning and then you will depart to Uttarkashi from Barkot. You will cover a journey spanning around 90 kilometers in 4 hours. En route, you will stop by the Prakateshwar Mahadev Temple which is dedicated to Lord Shiva. Once you reach Uttarkashi, you will check into your hotel and relax for a while. After some time you will get ready to visit the Kashi Vishwanath Temple which is located on the Bhagirathi River bank. You will also visit the Shakti Temple which houses a Trishul symbolizing the Shakti’s embodiment. Immerse yourself in Uttarkashi’s spiritual ambiance and then head back to your hotel for a restful sleep.

• Day 05 – Uttarkashi – Gangotri – Uttarkashi (4hr/100km)

  On the fifth day, you will wake up early in the morning and embark on a sacred journey to Gangotri, the second Char Dham included in the package. The highlight of the journey is the picturesque drive River Bhagirathi banks. Enjoy splendid views of Harsil, a beautiful hill station dotted with apple orchards. You can take a holy dip in the River Bhagirathi’s icy water or head to its holy banks to perform various rituals. Once you reach Gangotri Temple you will seek the blessings of Goddess Ganga and absorb the blissful atmosphere. After the divine darshan, you will head back to Uttarkashi. During the road trip, you will relish the breathtaking vistas and appreciate the scenic surroundings. Once you reach Uttarkashi you will check in to your hotel and have an overnight stay.

• Day 06 – Uttarkashi – Srinagar (8 hr/205 km)

  Enjoy a lip-smacking breakfast and then head to Srinagar. You will traverse around 205 kilometers in a span of around 8 hours. Along the route, you will stop by to appreciate the beauty of the Tehri Dam if the pathway is clear. After arriving at Srinagar, you will check in to your pre-reserved hotel and retire for the night.

• Day 07 – Srinagar to Sitapur (4 hr/80 km)

  On the eighth day, you’ll embark on a journey to Sitapur from Srinagar. En route, you will stop by Dhari Devi Temple which is situated amidst the breathtaking Himalayan landscape and draws pilgrims from all around the world. After visiting the temple you will continue your journey to Sitapur, a beautiful town dotted with snow-capped peaks and lush greenery. En route you will also stop at Rudraprayag, where the Mandakini and Alakananda rivers merge, marking the Panch Prayag. Here, you will seek the blessings of the Gauri Devi at Gauri Temple and witness the Narad Sila. Eventually, you will reach Guptkashi, which is known to be as sacred as Kashi, housing Manikarnika Ghat and Kashi Vishwanath Temple. Upon arrival at Sitapur, we will assist you with the registration for the trip to Kedarnath. Check into your pre-reserved hotel and have an overnight stay.

• Day 08 – Sitapur – Kedarnath – Sitapur (19 km Trek/6 hrs)

  Today you’ll embark on a spiritual journey to the third Dham, Kedarnath. Wake up early in the morning and then head to Phata or Sonprayag, where you can continue your journey to Kedarnath either by motor vehicle or helicopter. If you opt for a helicopter then you will have to arrange the tickets at personal expense. The helicopter will drop you directly at Kedarnath. If you choose the trekking option then you will be transported to Gaurikund, which is the trek’s starting point.

  The Kedarnath trek is a bit challenging so you’re advised to carry warm clothing, first-aid supplies, and necessary medication. Your entire exhaustion and stress of the trek will go away as you witness the Jyotirlinga at Kedarnath. Kedarnath holds significance as the main one among the Panch Kedar Temples. Pandavas built it to repent for their sins in the Kurukshetra war. You will seek the blessings of Lord Shiva at Kedarnath and then before dusk, you will trek back to the base camp. Have an overnight stay at the camp.

• Day 09 – Sitapur – Badrinath (9 hr/230 km)

  Today you will continue your sacred journey towards Badrinath. On the way, you will stop by three of the holy confluences called Panchprayags: Nandprayag, Vishnuprayag, and Karnaprayag. At Joshimath, you’ll also visit the Narasimha Temple, which is situated along the Alaknanda and Dhauliganga river banks. Joshimath was established by Adi Shankaracharya and is one of the four Mathas. The intriguing feature of Narasimha Temple is the gradual withering of the hand of the idol that foretells a cataclysmic event. As per the legend when the hand gets withered completely, the valley will get destroyed. It is also believed that then the gods will get relocated to Bhavishya Badri. Once you reach Badrinath, you will check in to your hotel and have a delightful overnight stay.

• Day 10 – Badrinath – Pipalkoti (4 hr/80 km)

  Today you will attend the morning pooja of Badrinarayan preceded by a holy dip in Tapt Kund. Badrinath Temple is situated at an altitude of 3,133 meters and is one of the most sacred Vishnu shrines worldwide. The peaks of Neelkanth, Nar, and Narayan provide a surreal backdrop, while the name of the temple can be traced back to the abundance of wild berries in its forests present in the ancient era.

  Within the temple, you can see idols of various deities such as Goddess Lakshmi, Lord Ganesh, and Nar-Narayan. Take the holy water (Charnamrit/ Abhishekam jal) from the premises of the temple. Nearby, you can also visit the Brahma Kapal which is considered an ideal destination for ancestral rites. Another destination covered in the tour is Narad Kund, where Shankaracharya discovered Badrinarayan’s idol. If time is left you will visit Mana village, the last inhabited village of India. After the darshan of Badrinath, you will head to Pipalkoti and have an overnight stay at your hotel.

• Day 11 – Pipalkoti – Haridwar – Delhi (6 hr/220 km)

  On the eleventh day, you will depart towards Haridwar from Pipalkoti covering around 220 kilometers distance in a span of around 6 hours. You will stop by en route at Devprayag, one of the most significant Panchprayags, where the Alaknanda and Bhagirathi River waters merge to form the Ganga River. Once you reach Haridwar, you will head to Har-ki-Pauri, one of the most sacred ghats on the banks of the River Ganga. Here, you will attend the Ganga Aarti which will fill your soul with devotion. After attending the Ganga Aarti, you will continue your journey towards Delhi.

• Day 12 – Delhi Departure

  Early in the morning, you will reach Delhi. The Chardham tour has finally concluded but the memories will remain engraved in your heart forever.