Chardham Fixed Departure Tour Package

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• Day 01 – Haridwar – Barkot

  You'll begin your trip from Haridwar to Barkot, the entry point to Yamunotri. You'll pass through the picturesque town of Mussoorie and have the option to explore the mesmerizing Kempt Falls along the way. When you arrive in Barkot, check into your allotted camp or hotel. The rest of the day is free for you to relax and prepare for your forthcoming trek to Yamunotri. Finish the day with a delicious meal and an overnight stay in Barkot.

• Day 02 – Barkot/ Kharsali– Yamunotri – Barkot

  Your day begins with a lip-smacking breakfast, followed by a 40-kilometer journey to Hanumanchatti and an 8-kilometer journey to Janki Chatti. Your first Pahad Yatra (hill walk) to Yamunotri begins here, a 5-mile journey. You have the option of hiring a horse or a Doli for this sacred excursion (at an extra cost).

  The trail takes you through a beautiful green valley dotted with coniferous trees, rhododendrons, cacti, and diverse Himalayan flora. Yamunotri, situated at an elevation of 3,291 meters, is the westernmost shrine of the Char Dhams and is dominated by the majestic Bandarpunch Mountain (6,361 meters). It is the origin of the sacred Yamuna River, which is regarded as the twin sister of Varna, the Lord of Death, and the daughter of Surya, the Sun God.

  The Yamuna River's real source is the Champasar Glacier, which is located 1 km ahead of the temple at an elevation of 4,321 meters. After arriving in Yamunotri, take a dip in the waters of the Yamuna River, do the divine Pooja (prayer), and then return to Barkot. Check into your hotel or camp in Barkot, where you'll have a hearty meal and spend the night. This spiritual excursion to Yamunotri will instill peace and contentment in your heart.

• Day 03 – Barkot – Uttarkashi

  Following a luscious breakfast, you'll depart from your Barkot hotel and proceed ahead to Uttarkashi, which is located at a distance of around 100 kilometers. It will take approximately 4 hours to cover this distance. Uttarkashi is a lovely town set beside the sacred Bhagirathi River, famous for its historical sites, ashrams, and temples.

  Check into your pre-arranged hotel upon arrival in Uttarkashi. Uttarkashi is steeped in spirituality and provides a serene environment for people seeking divine encounters. Don't miss out on visiting the famed Vishwanath Temple in the evening. This sacred place is devoted to Lord Shiva and has great religious prominence. After seeking the blessings of Lord Vishwanath, you'll return to your hotel. You will have an overnight stay in your Uttarkashi hotel, recharging yourself for a further spiritual journey.

• Day 04 – Uttarkashi – Gangotri – Uttarkashi

  Your spiritual journey begins in Uttarkashi with a hearty breakfast at the hotel. After that, prepare yourself for a trip to Gangotri. At an elevation of 3048 meters, this holy village is nestled among the breathtaking Garhwal Himalayas. It takes three to four hours to cover a 100-kilometer journey to Gangotri from Uttarkashi.

  Nature's tranquility and majesty will embrace you when you arrive at Gangotri. The waters of the Ganges, known as Bhagirathi near its source, invite you to take a cleansing bath. It's a time for spiritual restoration and to connect with this place's divine essence. The highlight of the trip will be a visit to the Gangotri Temple. This eighteenth-century temple is dedicated to the Goddess Ganga. It is located near the sacred stone where King Bhagirathi worshipped Lord Shiva. The sacred river Ganga is said to meet with the Earth here. The temple is a white granite masterpiece soaring around 20 feet into the skies.

  After praying and seeking heavenly blessings, you'll return to Uttarkashi in the late afternoon. The tour culminates in Uttarkashi with a mouthwatering meal and a relaxing sleep.

• Day 05 – Uttarkashi – Guptkashi /Sitapur

  After an early breakfast, you begin your spiritual journey as you say goodbye to the town of Uttarkashi and set off on a 190-kilometer drive to Guptkashi, Rampur, or Sitapur. The 8 to 9-hour trip takes you through the heart of Uttarakhand, presenting the splendor of nature along the route.

  When you arrive at your selected destination, you will check into your hotel. You can spend the rest of the day exploring Guptkashi, Rampur, or Sitapur. These towns are spiritually profound and provide a look into the native way of life. You may tour surrounding temples, mingle with the friendly residents, or simply relax and enjoy the peaceful ambiance.

  As the day progresses, mesmerizing surroundings and spiritual aura of this destination will make a lasting imprint on your soul. After the day's exploration, you'll return to your camp or hotel for a yummy meal and a restful sleep. Prepare yourself for the next stage of your spiritual journey. This itinerary has been meticulously crafted to provide you with three consecutive nights in Rampur, Sitapur, or Guptkashi, giving you the chance to go for Kedarnath Ji Yatra, whether by helicopter or trek.

• Day 06 – Guptkashi – Sonprayag – Kedarnath

  After a filling breakfast, say goodbye to the peaceful destination and continue your journey to Sonprayag, where you will start your Kedarnath pilgrimage. After a 30-kilometer drive, you'll arrive in Sonprayag, the entrance to Kedarnath, where the real experience begins. You will then go on a 20-kilometer hike to the highly revered Kedarnath temple. The journey is commonly performed on foot or by hiring a horse or a Doli (at an extra cost).

  When you get to Kedarnath, you will check into one of the Government Camps or Lodges. After the day's activities, you'll be served a hearty meal before retiring for the night in the provided accommodations. Please keep in mind that the package does not come with the option of an overnight stay in Kedarnath Ji. The stay will be paid for and arranged separately by travelers. Our team can help you coordinate these arrangements for your comfort and convenience.

  Kedarnath, perched amidst the magnificent mountains, is the source of the Mandakini River, the main Ganges tributary. Many other pilgrims will accompany you on this sacred route. As you proceed ahead, you will stay in awe of nature's ethereal splendor and appreciate the dazzling views.

• Day 07 – Kedarnath – Sonprayag – Sitapur/Rampur

  Your Kedarnath spiritual expedition will begin early in the morning. After a cleaning bath, you'll proceed to your next destination, Kedarnath Shiva Temple, by 4:45 a.m. to take part in the magnificent 'Abhishek' ceremony.

  Following this enriching experience, the Kedarnath to Sonprayag return walk will begin. Vehicles awaiting at Sonprayag Car Parking will take you to your accommodation in Sitapur or Rampur. The day will conclude with a hearty meal, and thereafter you'll have a relaxing overnight stay, reflecting on the spiritual journey you've undertaken.

• Day 08 – Sitapur/Rampur/Guptkashi – Joshimath – Badrinath

  On the eighth day, you will begin your drive to Badrinath via Joshimath from Sitapur, Rampur, or Guptkashi. Appreciate the stunning views on your journey to Badrinath as you travel on scenic Ghat road. When you arrive at Badrinath, you will check into your hotel and relax for a while. In the evening, you'll visit the Badrinath Temple and seek the blessings of Lord Vishnu. You should visit the Tapt Kund (Hot Spring) before visiting the temple and take a cleansing bath. This prepares you for your spiritual encounter.

  The Badrinath Temple is devoted to Lord Vishnu. It has a cone-shaped design with a tiny dome embellished by a bull and spire. After the darshan, you will get back to your accommodation for dinner and a relaxing sleep.

• Day 09 – Badrinath – Joshimath – Rudraprayag

  On the ninth day, you'll take a bath in the Taptkund, followed by Darshan at the revered Badrivishal Temple. After exploring the temple, you can take a tour of the town of Badrinath, which is historically and culturally rich.

  Brahma Kapal is especially known for Pind Daan Shradh, a ceremony wherein you pay homage to your ancestors (Pitrus). After that, you may go to places like Mana, Mata Murti, Charan Paduka, Vyas Gufa, Bhimkund, and the Saraswati River's source. All of these places are within three kilometers distance from Badrinath Jee.

  After your spiritual journey in Badrinath, you will go to Joshimath, which is located on the hills above the confluence of the Dhauliganga and Alaknanda rivers. This town is one of Adi Shankaracharya's four Maths and serves as Badrinath's winter residence. During winter, the Lord Vishnu deity is transported to Joshimath and enshrined so that the pilgrims can worship.

  Many other religious sites are present in Joshimath, the most important of which is the Nir Singh Temple, which houses an idol of Lord Vishnu. According to legend, when the deity's left arm deteriorates entirely, the Badrinath Valley won't exist anymore, and the Gods will relocate to the neighboring Niti Valley at Bhavishya Badri.

  You will continue your journey to Rudraprayag, which is known for the convergence of the Alaknanda and Nandakini rivers, which join to form the holy Alaknanda River. The day's journey is around 200 kilometers, filled with spirituality, history, and natural beauty.

• Day 10 – Rudraprayag –Srinagar-Devprayag- Rishikesh – Haridwar

  On the tenth and last day of your spiritual tour, you will begin your day with an early morning drive downhill to Rishikesh, a city known for its spirituality. Rishikesh is also referred to as the world's Yoga capital. You will start your sightseeing tour in Rishikesh by seeing the Laxman Jhula and Ram Jhula, two famous sites with immense spiritual prominence.

  As the day progresses, you make your way to Haridwar, the final destination of your trip. You will be dropped off at the railway station to continue your journey back to your hometown. Your memorable spiritual sojourn comes to an end at Haridwar.

  Passengers departing from Delhi or desiring to prolong their stay in Haridwar for another night can take our help arranging additional services by paying an extra cost.