Badrinath Tour Package from Delhi

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• Day 01 – Delhi to Haridwar

  Your divine trip will start as you arrive at Delhi airport or railway station. Our knowledgeable guide will meet you at the airport or railway station and get you transferred to Haridwar. You’ll cover a distance of around two hundred and twenty kilometers in six to seven hours. On the way, do not forget to admire the breathtaking views of the scenic surroundings. You’ll visit Mansa Devi Temple in the evening and partake in the Ganga Aarti. After the aarti, you’ll head back to your hotel and have a soothing sleep.

  Haridwar: Your spiritual journey would be incomplete if you did not visit Haridwar. It is perched in the Himalayas foothills and cleansed by the river Ganga. When in Haridwar you must explore the famous temples and ghats and take a refreshing dip in the Har Ki Pauri. Har-Ki-Pauri is the focal point of Haridwar as the Ganga Aarti is held here every day. According to Hindu traditions, five pilgrimages are there within Haridwar including Har ki Pauri (Gangadwar), Kankhal, Mansa Devi Temple (Bilwa Tirth), Ghat (Kushavarta), and Chandi Devi Temple (Neel Parvat). This place is also known for meditation, Ayurveda and yoga.

• Day 02 – Haridwar to Badrinath

  Savor a mouth-watering breakfast and then make your way to Badrinath. After arriving in Badrinath check in to your hotel and take a small nap. Later take a bath in the sulfur spring, Taptkund and go for the Darshan of Badrivishal. After the darshan, you’ll partake in the Aarti that happens every evening. Brahma Kapal holds relevance for Pind Daan of ancestors. You can also explore other breathtaking sightseeing sites like Mata Murti, Bhimkund, Charanpaduka, Mana, Vyas Gufa, and the “Mukh” of the Saraswati River. Return to your hotel in the evening and have a restful sleep.

  Badrinath: Badrinath is one of the Char Dhams. It is located in Uttarakhand’s Chamoli district between the Narayan and Nar mountain ranges. The topmost attraction of this place is the Badrinath Temple, located in the Neelkanth mountain’s backdrop and renowned for its enchanting natural beauty. The Badrinath Temple is located at 10,279 feet height. Adi Shankaracharya established the temple. The temple houses Lord Vishnu’s black stone idol which is 1m tall. This statue is considered one of the eight self-manifested statues of Vishnu or Swayam Vyakta Kshetras.

  Tapt Kund is another popular attraction of Badrinath believed to be Lord Agni’s home. It is a hot water spring close to the Badrinath Temple. The water of the Kund has medicinal properties and by taking a dip in this spring, various skin diseases can be cured. When in Badrinath don’t forget to visit Mana village the last Indian village situated nearby the Tibetan - Chinese border. This picturesque village is perched on the River Saraswati banks at 10,000 feet altitude. It is surrounded by the Himalayan Ranges and is known for its scenic beauty. On the side of the Mana Village is Bhim Pul, a massive rock that forms a natural bridge.

  Badrinath Weather: The weather in Badrinath remains cool throughout the year. The average minimum temperature is 8° Celsius and the maximum temperature is around 18° Celsius. Whichever time of the year you’re visiting Badrinath don’t forget to carry woolen and warm clothes. Tourists often witness snowfall in Badrinath during the winter. Winter is extremely cold and the average temperature ranges around 5° Celsius. The Badrinath temple is closed to tourists during the winter due to the extreme weather.

• Day 03 – Badrinath to Joshimath to Rudraprayag

  Post a delicious breakfast you will make your way to Rudraprayag via Joshimath. When you arrive at Joshimath you will stop by to visit the Narsingh Temple dedicated to Lord Vishnu’s fourth avatar, Lord Narasimha. After the blissful exploration of the temple, you’ll head to Rudraprayag via Joshimath. After arriving in Rudraprayag you’ll be dropped at your hotel and have a relaxing sleep.

  Joshimath: Joshimath is a picturesque Himalayan town where you can experience nature in its purest form. It is Badrinath’s winter seat and was established by Adi Shankaracharya. There are many shrines and temples in Joshimath including the Nir Singh temple which houses the idol of Lord Vishnu and Shankaracharya temple. It is the starting point of various trails and treks making it a paradise for adventure lovers.

  Rudraprayag: Rudraprayag is located in the Himalayas at the confluence of the Mandakini and Alaknanda rivers. It offers a tranquil escape from the hustle and bustle of city life. Its name originated from the cosmic dance of Lord Shiva establishing its deep-rooted divine significance. It is a Panch Prayag that holds great relevance for the Hindus.

  Rudraprayag Weather: Rudraprayag is usually warm in summer, and the average temperature is around 35-40 degrees Celsius. During winter the weather becomes extremely cold in Rudraprayag, with the average temperature ranging around 20-05 degrees Celsius.

• Day 04 – Rudraprayag to Haridwar

  After having a luscious breakfast, you’ll head to Haridwar via Rishikesh. Rishikesh is situated in the Himalayas foothills along the convergence of the Chandrabhaga and Ganga Rivers. This small town is renowned for its ancient temples, and adventure activities, and people call it the "Yoga Capital of the World". It is an important pilgrimage site visited by thousands of devotees every year. After arriving at Rishikesh have a restful sleep.

  Rishikesh: Rishikesh is a holy place for the Hindus. As it lies on the river Ganga banks, Rishikesh has been the residence place of Sadhus. Many ashrams over here teach yoga, meditation spirituality, and Ayurveda. Alcohol and non-vegetarian food are strictly prohibited in Rishikesh. You can see here evening aarti on the Ganga river banks

• Day 05 – Haridwar to Delhi

  Enjoy your lavish morning breakfast and check out from your Haridwar hotel. Get ready to return back to Delhi. This will lead to the conclusion of the tour. You will be dropped off at the Delhi railway station or airport.