Kedarnath Badrinath Do Dham Tour Package

Tour Overview

Kedarnath Badrinath Tour Package from Haridwar

Book the 4 nights & 5 days Badrinath – Kedarnath tour package to experience the best that these holy sites have to offer. Whether you seek spiritual awakening, enlightenment or want to experience serenity, this package can cater to all your needs. The starting point of the package will be Haridwar. From Haridwar, you will be taken to Badri-Kedar Darshan. The package includes sightseeing to famous places, deluxe accommodations, and interesting activities. You can even customize the package as you want, ensuring it is tailor-made for you. This tour will be full of new experiences, discoveries, and surprises. It will pave the way to peace and divinity, which we desperately need in this digitally intoxicated life. So book the 4 nights & 5 days Badrinath – Kedarnath tour package now to revel in the beauty and spiritual aura of these two divine destinations.

Tour Highlights

Admire the beauty of the Mandakini River.
Experience the spiritual vibes of Ardhanarishwar Temple at Guptakashi.
Have the divine Darshan of Shiva at the Kedarnath Temple.
Take a bath in the Taptkund.
Badri Vishal Darshan.

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Day 01 – Haridwar to Guptkashi

Begin your trip in the morning from Haridwar, passing through the breathtaking landscapes of Devprayag and Rudraprayag. Before reaching Rudraprayag, you'll be mesmerized as you see the confluence of the Ganga and Alaknanda Rivers. Along the trip, admire the splendor of the Mandakini River, which flows from Kedarnath. Continue your journey alongside the river to Guptakashi, a mythologically significant town. Visit the Ardhanarishwar (Vishwanath) Temple at Guptakashi, where Lord Shiva is said to have hidden before exposing himself in Kedarnath. After arriving at Guptakashi, have an overnight stay at your hotel.

Guptakashi, which means "Hidden Benares," has mythical ties to the famed Kedarnath temple. As per the legend, the Pandava brothers discovered Shiva hidden in Guptakashi. Furthermore, it is believed that during winters, the Kedarnath pandas reside at Guptakashi, and once it becomes inaccessible to visit the Kedarnath temple, Kedarnath's image passes to Ukhimath via Guptkashi. Guptkashi has good weather in the summer, with temperatures ranging from 25 to 30 degrees Celsius.
Day 02 – Guptkashi to Kedarnath to Guptkashi

By Helicopter: On the second day of your tour, you will dropped at the Helipad. After you finish your journey and return back to Guptakashi, our car will take you to your pre-arranged hotel. (Please remember that you will have to pay for the helicopter ticket on your own.)

By Trek: If you're trekking, you'll have to go up and down on the same day from Sonprayag. However, if you travel to Kedarnath by helicopter or pony, you will have a trouble-free journey. You will have to stay connected with the driver, as the driver cannot stay at Sonprayag because of the parking issue. Network issue is also there in Sonprayag.

Kedarnath: Kedarnath lies at an altitude of around 3584 meters. It is perched near the source of the Mandakini River. You'll find here the Kedarnath Temple, built to honor Lord Shiva. Kedarnath has a very calm and tranquil atmosphere with a breathtaking backdrop thanks to the snow-covered mountains, rhododendron woods, and splendid sights of nature. Kedarnath means the Lord of the field because it is the place where the "crop of liberation" grows. It is not known who built the temple, but as per the earliest references in the seventh or eighth century, Adi Shankara died near the temple.

Kedarnath Weather – Kedarnath experiences extremely cold weather throughout the year due to its high altitude. During summer, the weather is pleasant and cool, while winter is very chilly. The average temperature during the summer season ranges around 20°Celsius. In the winter season, the weather drops as low as 0°Celsius, and the region also experiences snowfall.
Day 03 – Guptkashi to Badrinath

Relish a hearty breakfast in the morning and then proceed towards Badrinath. After arriving at Badrinath, you'll be taken to your pre-booked hotel. Purify your soul by taking a bath in the Taptkund and then attending the aarti in the evening and going for Badri Vishal darshan. A few other spots that you'll cover during the day include Vyas Gufa, the "Mukh" of the Saraswati River, Mana, Bhimkund, and Charanpaduka. These sites are located close to Badrinath and hold lots of spiritual value. Have an overnight stay at your hotel in Badrinath.

The panoramic Badrinath village in Uttarakhand's Chamoli region is the most famous tourist attraction where you can experience solitude and divinity. Badrinath is India’s most famous spiritual site, visited by devotees from all around the world in search of enlightenment and bliss. It is surrounded on either side by the Nar & Narayan mountain ranges, with the towering Neelkanth Peak that offers a breathtaking backdrop. It is also known as Lord Vishnu's home and is a treasured site for the Hindus. Vasudhara Falls is one of the most famous natural attractions near Badrinath, where water falls from a great height. Another popular attraction, Tapt Kund, is situated near the Badrinath shrine and is known to be Lord Agni's home. You can also visit Mana Village, which is located before Tibet and is the last Indian village. Visit this site if you want to go on a short, adventurous trek among the snow-capped peaks to build a special connection with nature.

Badrinath Weather: The average minimum temperature at Badrinath is around 8° Celsius, while the highest temperature is around 18° Celsius. If you are visiting Badrinath throughout the year, you should bring woolen and warm clothing. Snowfall is possible in Badrinath throughout the winter. Winters are extremely cold, with average temperatures hovering around 5° Celsius. Badrinath temple is closed because of the harsh weather during the winter.
Day 04 – Badrinath to Joshimath to Rudraprayag

After breakfast, our driver will pick you up from your hotel and drop you at Rudraprayag via Joshimath. On the way, stop at the Narsingh Temple in Joshimath before returning to Rudraprayag via Joshimath. Check into your hotel when you arrive at Rudraprayag. You'll spend the night at Rudraprayag.

Joshimath is a sacred site perched above the two most famous rivers, Dhauliganga and Alaknanda. Joshimath is the winter residence of Badrinath, one of the four 'Mathas' created by Hindu philosopher Adi Shankaracharya in the ninth century. Joshimath is known to be Lord Badrinath's winter seat. When the original temple at Badrinath can't be accessed due to heavy snowfall, the idol of Badrinath is brought down to Vasudeva temple at Joshimath. In Joshimath, there are many other temples that hold great importance. The Nar Singh temple, which houses Lord Vishnu's idol, is the most famous. The deity's left arm is withering with time, and according to legend, the Badrinath valley will be destroyed the day the deity's arm becomes entirely withered.

Rudraprayag weather: During the summer, Rudraprayag has hot and humid weather. The average temperature ranges around 35-40 degrees Celsius. In winter, the average temperature ranges from around 20 to 5 degrees Celsius.
Day 05 – Rudraprayag to Haridwar (165kms/5-6hr)

After a fulfilling breakfast, you will head to Haridwar via Rishikesh on the fifth day of the tour. The scenic drive through Rishikesh will leave you enchanted. Rishikesh, perched on the Ganga River bank and surrounded by the Shivalik range, is revered as the 'Yoga Capital of the World.'

The name Rishikesh originated when Raibhya Rishi performed penances, which resulted in the appearance of God known as "Hrishikesh." Many ashrams and temples line the city, attracting yoga enthusiasts and spiritual seekers from all over the world. The city has many ashrams and temples, drawing yoga enthusiasts and spiritual seekers from all over the world. Rishikesh is also a well-known white-water rafting center and a trekking destination.

This tour package will help you have new experiences and will satisfy for cravings for scenic beauty and spirituality. Book the package now to have a spiritual voyage of Badrinath and Kedarnath in a fuss-free way.

Best Season to Travel

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Inclusion and Exclusion

Inclusions

Welcome drink on Arrival at hotel (non-Alcoholic)
Accommodation on Double sharing basis at hotels.
Meals (Daily Breakfast )
All hotel taxes.
Driver T. A. D. A, Fuel Charges, Parking Fee, State Taxes
Sightseeing as per above Itinerary by Individual Vehicle
All taxes except 5% GST

Exclusions

Expenses of personal nature such as tipping, porters, laundry, telephones, Cameras fees etc.
Entrance fees at any point.
Any kind of insurance.
Any Train, Airline’s fare, Ferry charges, Boating etc.
Any claim or delay charges due to natural calamities, landslide, road blockage etc. Or any other things which are not mentioned in the cost included column.
Rates are not Valid during Peak Season and festival holidays (Peak Season: During Christmas, new year, Diwali, Durga Pooja and long weekends or any event).

Things to Know

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

Q 1: Why should you visit Badrinath?

Ans: Badrinath is one of the most revered Chardham sites dedicated to Lord Vishnu. It is dotted with several turquoise lakes, scared ponds water bodies, and snow-capped peaks. The prime attraction of Badrinath is the Badrinath Temple dedicated to Lord Badrinath who is known to be an incarnation of Vishnu. Badrinath also houses the Tapt Kund – a hot water spring on the banks of River Alaknanda. The natural landscapes and spiritual vibes of Badrinath make it a must-visit destination.

Q 2: What is the best time to visit Badrinath?

Ans: Badrinath remains open for around 6 months every year. However, for a hassle-free journey, you’re advised to visit Badrinath before the journey dates close – i.e. four to five weeks before Diwali. June and May are the best months to visit Badrinath but you’ll experience huge crowds and a long queue at the Badrinath Temple. The average temperature stays between 7°C to 18°C during these months with a moderately cool and pleasant climate. You should avoid visiting Badrinath during monsoon season.

Q 3: How can you reach Kedarnath from Haridwar?

Ans: To reach Kedarnath from Haridwar, you can choose any of the three options by road, helicopter, or train. You can embark on a road trip to Rishikesh from Haridwar covering around 30 kilometers. From Rishikesh, you will head to Gaurikund, Kedarnath’s base camp. Alternatively, you can opt for a train journey to Dehradun or Rishikesh and then you will have to embark on a road trip to Gaurikund. You can also opt for helicopter services from Sersi or Phata. Adventure lovers can undertake the 16 km long trek from Gaurikund to Kedarnath.

Q 4: What can you do in Kedarnath?

Ans: In Kedarnath, you can indulge in many interesting activities. You can visit the Kedarnath Temple which is dedicated to Lord Shiva and attracts pilgrims from around the world. You can also explore the picturesque surroundings through trekking trails that offer stunning views of the pristine landscapes and Himalayas. The town also has a blissful and serene environment for introspection and meditation. You can also learn about the local culture and savor traditional Garhwali cuisine.

Q 5: Why should you take a dip in Tapt Kund before visiting Badrinath Temple?

Ans: Taking a dip in Tapt Kund before visiting Badrinath Temple is considered an important part of the pilgrimage. Tapt Kund is a hot water spring with water having therapeutic properties. It is believed that Lord Vishnu blessed the Tapt Kund. Immersing yourself in its waters is considered the best way to cleanse your soul and body, preparing yourself for the spiritual experience ahead. This tradition has been followed by pilgrims for centuries as a form of devotion and reverence to Lord Vishnu.