Chardham Yatra Package From Delhi

After breakfast, check out from the hotel and drive to Barkot from Haridwar, covering approximately 210 km over six to seven hours. The journey passes through the picturesque town of Mussoorie. En route, stop at Kempty Falls — a well-known waterfall where water falls from a great height and splits into two main cascades. Continue your journey to Barkot. After reaching Barkot, check in to your hotel and have a relaxing overnight stay with dinner.

Wake up early and drive to Jankichatti (Janki Chatti) — the last motorable point before Yamunotri, at approximately 2,650 metres altitude. From Jankichatti, the temple trek is 6 km one way. You can undertake the trek on foot, by Doli (palanquin), or on horseback as per your preference — additional charges apply for Doli or horseback. After reaching Yamunotri, take a dip in the Tapt Kund, whose water is believed to have therapeutic properties. Visit the Yamunotri Ji shrine and seek the blessings of Goddess Yamuna. After darshan, descend to Jankichatti and return to Barkot for an overnight stay with dinner.

Yamunotri Darshan timings: 6:00 AM – 12:00 PM and 2:00 PM – 9:00 PM. Kapat opened: 19 April 2026. Altitude: 3,293 metres.

After breakfast, check out and drive to Uttarkashi, enjoying the landscapes of Uttarakhand along the way. In the evening, visit the Kashi Vishwanath Temple — dedicated to Lord Shiva and renowned for its architectural beauty. After the darshan, explore the Uttarkashi market where you can buy souvenirs for friends and family. Return to hotel for dinner and overnight stay.

Uttarkashi is known as the 'Kashi of the North' and holds great prominence in Hindu mythology. Key attractions in the area include Dodital Lake, Dayara Pass, Nachiketa Lake, and Dayara Bugyal Trek.

Wake up at around 5 AM and drive to Gangotri from Uttarkashi, covering approximately 100 km. En route, stop at Gangnani to take a holy dip in the Tapt Kund — a hot spring with water known for its therapeutic properties. Continue through the Harsil Valley, dotted with Deodar trees and Himalayan peaks. On reaching Gangotri, take a dip in the sacred waters of the Bhagirathi River and seek the blessings of Goddess Ganga. After Darshan, return to Uttarkashi for dinner and overnight stay.

Gangotri Darshan timings: 6:00 AM – 2:00 PM and 3:00 PM – 9:00 PM. Kapat opened: 19 April 2026. Altitude: 3,415 metres.

After breakfast, drive to Sitapur via Lambgaon and Moolgarh. The route passes alongside the Mandakini River — which flows from the Chorabari glacier near Kedarnath — offering scenic views, especially at Tilwara. En route, stop at Guptkashi, a small town in the Kedar-Khanda region that played an important role in the Mahabharata era. Guptkashi houses two ancient temples: the Vishwanath Temple dedicated to Lord Shiva, and the Ardhnarishwar Temple, where Lord Shiva is depicted in his unique form symbolizing the synthesis of feminine and masculine energies. After arriving at Sitapur, check in to your hotel for dinner and overnight stay.

Altitude note: Sitapur is at approximately 1,700 metres — a natural acclimatisation stop before Kedarnath at 3,583 metres the next day.

Option 1 — By Helicopter: After breakfast, transfer to the helipad at Guptkashi, Sersi, or Phata as per the reporting time provided by the helicopter operator. Board the helicopter for a 15-minute flight to Kedarnath Ji helipad. Perform Pooja and have the Darshan of the unique form of Shiva at the revered temple. You can choose an overnight stay at Kedarnath or return to Sitapur.

Option 2 — By Trek: Check out at around 3 AM and drive to Sonprayag. All private vehicles stop at Sonprayag — take a government shared jeep from Sonprayag to Gaurikund (5 km). From Gaurikund, the trek to Kedarnath Ji is 16 km one way and takes approximately 6–8 hours. Start the trek by 7:00 AM — authorities may restrict trekkers starting after 2:00 PM. On reaching Kedarnath Ji, perform Pooja and have the Darshan. Overnight at Kedarnath or return to Sitapur as preferred.

Kedarnath Darshan timings: 5:00 AM – 3:00 PM and 5:00 PM – 9:00 PM. Temple closed 3:00–5:00 PM for rituals. Mobile phones and cameras banned within 50 metres. Altitude: 3,583 metres.

Option 1: For those who stayed overnight at Kedarnath — transfer to the helipad and catch the helicopter to Sitapur. From Sitapur, drive to Govindghat (~170 km, 7 hours), stopping en route at Ukhimath — the winter abode of Kedarnath Ji. Check in to hotel at Govindghat.

Option 2: For those who returned from Kedarnath and stayed in Sitapur — after breakfast, drive to Govindghat via Ukhimath. Check in at Govindghat.

Option 3: For those who prefer trekking — trek down from Kedarnath to Gaurikund, then drive to Sitapur for overnight stay.

Option 1 (from Govindghat): After breakfast, drive to Badrinath — approximately 2–3 hours. Take a bath in the Tapt Kund (a sulfur hot spring on the Alaknanda riverbank, considered the form of Agni Dev with healing properties). Have the Darshan of Badrivishal — the main deity of Badrinath Temple. Attend the evening Aarti. Visit Brahma Kapal (for Pind Daan Shradh) and explore Mana Village, Bhimkund, Mata Murti, Charanpaduka, and Vyas Gufa — all within 3 km of Badrinath. Overnight at Badrinath with dinner.

Option 2 (from Sitapur): Check out from Sitapur and drive to Badrinath (~180 km), stopping at Ukhimath en route. On arrival, take a bath in Tapt Kund, attend the evening Aarti, and have the Darshan of Badrivishal. Visit Mana Village, Brahma Kapal, and Vyas Gufa. Overnight at Badrinath.

About Badrinath: One of the most sacred temples dedicated to Lord Vishnu, situated at 10,279 feet (3,133 metres). Badrinath temple was established by Adi Shankaracharya.

Badrinath Darshan timings: Morning 4:30 AM – 1:00 PM | Afternoon closed 1:00 PM – 4:00 PM | Evening 4:00 PM – 9:00 PM. Kapat opened: 23 April 2026 at 6:15 AM.

After morning Darshan at Badrinath, drive to Srinagar/Rudraprayag via Joshimath. En route, stop at Joshimath — a hill town at approximately 1,875 metres (6,150 feet) elevation in Chamoli district, established in the eighth century by Adi Guru Shankaracharya. Visit the Narsingh Temple, which serves as Lord Badri's winter abode when the idol is shifted here from Badrinath. Continue to Rudraprayag/Srinagar, stopping at Karnaprayag and Nandprayag — two of the region's Panch Prayag (sacred confluences revered in Hindu mythology). On reaching Srinagar/Rudraprayag, check in to hotel for overnight stay.

After breakfast, check out from your Rudraprayag/Srinagar hotel and drive to Haridwar (approximately 160 km). En route, stop at the Dhari Devi Temple — a shrine dedicated to Dhari Devi on the banks of the Alaknanda River, known for its spiritual significance. Continue to Devprayag, one of the Panch Prayags where the Bhagirathi and Alaknanda rivers meet to form the Ganga. On reaching Haridwar, your Chardham Yatra from Delhi concludes. Our driver will drop you at the railway station, bus stand, or hotel as per your requirement.