Uttarakhand
**OPENING DATE 2024:**
| YAMUNOTRI | 10th MAY |
| GANGOTRI | 10th MAY |
| KEDARNATH | 11th MAY |
| BADRINATH | 12th MAY |
**Package Details**.
Experience the divine with our customized packages starting at ₹20,400 Per head /-. The cost may vary based on the hotel categories and the number of people in your group. We offer three distinct packages:
| Number Of People | BUDGET PACKAGE | Standard Package | Deluxe Package | Premium Package | Transportation Type |
| TWO PEOPLE | 33000 Per Head /- | 39000 Per Head /- | 44,400 Per Head /- | 57600 Per Head /- | CEDAN CAB (SWIFT DEZIRE). |
| THREE PEOPLE | 26000 Per Head /- | 31400 Per Head /- | 36200 /- Per Head /- | 50600 Per Head /- | CEDAN CAB (SWIFT DEZIRE). |
| FOUR PEOPLE | 22800 Per Head /- | 27900 Per Head /- | 32700 Per Head /- | 47100 Per Head /- | CEDAN CAB (SWIFT DEZIRE). |
| FIVE PEOPLE | 23000 Per Head /-(With bolero) | 29400 Per Head /- | 34200 Per Head /- | 48600 Per Head /- | ERTIGA |
| SIX PEOPLE | 21400 Per head /- (with bolero) | 28400 Per Head /- | 33200 Per Head /- | 47600 Per Head /- | INNOVA / KIA CARREN. |
| SEVEN PEOPLE | 20200 Per head /- (With bolero) | 28500 Per Head /- | 33,300 Per Head /- | 47700 Per Head /- | INNOVA CRYSTA. |
| EIGHT PEOPLE | 24200 Per Head /- (With Bolero) | 29400 Per Head /- | 34200 Per Head /- | 48600 Per Head /- | Tempo TRAVELLER (12 seater). |
| NINE PEOPLE | 22900 Per Head /- (With Traveller) | 28000 Per Head /- | 32800 Per Head /- | 47200 Per Head /- | TEMPO TRAVELLER (12 Seater). |
| TEN PEOPLE | 21900 Per Head /- (With Traveller) | 27000 Per Head /- | 31800 Per Head /- | 46200 Per Head /- | TEMPO TRAVELLER (12 Seater). |
| ELEVEN PEOPLE | 21000 Per Head /- (With Traveller) | 26000 Per Head /- | 30900 Per Head /- | 45300 Per Head /- | TEMPO TRAVELLER (12 Seater). |
| TWELVE PEOPLE | 20400 Per Head /- (With Traveller) | 25000 Per Head /- | 30200 Per Head /- | 44600 Per Head /- | TEMPO TRAVELLER (12 Seater). |
| ABOVE TWELVE PEOPLE (Price on request). |
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**Conclusion:**
Trip Overview: Char Dham Yatra - A Divine Pilgrimage
1. **Sacred Journey through Four Dhams:**
- Embark on a divine odyssey covering the four sacred pilgrimage sites - Yamunotri, Gangotri, Kedarnath, and Badrinath, collectively known as Char Dhams. Each Dham holds unique significance in Hindu mythology.
2. **Yamunotri - Source of the Yamuna River:**
- Commence the pilgrimage at Yamunotri, where the Yamuna River originates. Visit the sacred Yamunotri Temple and bathe in the rejuvenating hot springs of Surya Kund.
3. **Gangotri - Origin of the Holy Ganges:**
- Pay homage at Gangotri, the birthplace of the mighty Ganges. Seek blessings at the Gangotri Temple and absorb the spiritual energy of this pristine location surrounded by Himalayan peaks.
4. **Kedarnath - Abode of Lord Shiva:**
- Undertake a spiritual trek to Kedarnath, the high-altitude abode of Lord Shiva. Experience the divine tranquility of Kedarnath Temple amidst the breathtaking Himalayan landscape.
5. **Badrinath - The Sacred Confluence:**
- Culminate the journey at Badrinath, dedicated to Lord Vishnu. Visit the iconic Badrinath Temple, take a dip in the Tapt Kund, and witness the confluence of Alaknanda and Saraswati rivers at Mana Village.
6. **Scenic Landscapes and Himalayan Majesty:**
- Traverse through picturesque landscapes, from lush green valleys to snow-clad peaks, offering a visual spectacle at every turn. Capture the grandeur of the Himalayas throughout the pilgrimage.
7. **Spiritual Rituals and Ceremonies:**
- Participate in ancient rituals and ceremonies at each Dham, enriching the spiritual experience. Witness the evening aarti, a mesmerizing spectacle, at the revered temples, creating a divine ambiance.
8. **Cultural Immersion and Local Cuisine:**
- Immerse yourself in the rich culture of the Garhwal region, encountering the warmth of locals and savoring traditional cuisine. Experience the unique blend of spirituality and local flavors.
9. **Pilgrim Camaraderie and Shared Devotion:**
- Connect with fellow pilgrims on this sacred journey, fostering a sense of shared devotion and camaraderie. The collective energy of like-minded travelers enhances the spiritual atmosphere.
10. **Customizable Itineraries and Comfortable Accommodation:**
- Enjoy the flexibility of customizable itineraries, allowing pilgrims to tailor the journey to their preferences. Stay in comfortable accommodations that cater to the spiritual and physical needs of travelers.
11. **Awe-Inspiring Helicopter Rides:**
- Opt for helicopter rides for a unique and awe-inspiring perspective of the Char Dhams. Helicopter services offer accessibility and breathtaking aerial views of the sacred sites.
12. **Culmination in Spiritual Fulfillment:**
- Conclude the Char Dham Yatra with a profound sense of spiritual fulfillment, carrying with you the blessings and serenity gained from this transformative pilgrimage.
**Itinerary Highlights:**
**Key Features:**
On Day 1, we cover a distance of 210 km and drive from Haridwar to Barkot via the scenic route to Mussoorie. Along the way, we make several stops, including the stunning Mussoorie Lake and Kempty Falls, a great spot for lunch. Afterward, we continue our drive to Barkot and check into our hotel. Located at an elevation of 1,220 meters, Barkot's pleasant weather makes it a great destination year-round. The day's itinerary is free, so we use this time to recharge and prepare for Day 2, which will be a trek to Yamunotri.
After breakfast, we drive to Jankichatti/Phoolchatti area and begin our trek to Yamunotri, covering a distance of 6 km. Along the way, we encounter a variety of Himalayan vegetation and classic plants of the region, including conifers, birch, firs, and rhododendrons. At Yamunotri, we take part in a ritual of cooking rice using the steaming water of the kund, which is extremely hot. Yamunotri's temperature is mostly on the colder side, with the maximum temperature being 18 degrees Celsius in summer. After cooking, we visit the Jamunabai Kund, where the warm water is perfect for a relaxing dip. We also offer prayers to the divya shila, which is the Yamunotri temple, built in the 19th century. On the way back to Jankichatti, we witness the river Yamuna in all its glory. We then return to Barkot for the night
On Day 3, we woke up beforehand and embarked on a scenic drive to Uttarkashi covering a distance of 100 km in just 4 hours. Uttarkashi is a megacity positioned on the banks of the Ganga river and is known for its extreme rainfall with hot summers ranging between 30 and 35 degrees and chilly layoffs.
Upon appearance, we checked into the hotel, had lunch, and rested for a while. latterly, we visited the main point of magnet in the area, the Kashi Vishwanath temple. The temple was reconstructed in 1857 and is renowned for its Shakti temple located across from it, which has a magnific" Trishul" made of iron and copper standing at a height of 6 meters. Other sanctuaries like Ganeshji, Markandeya Rishi, and Sakshi Gopal also form a big part of this spiritual shrine. The aartis performed in the early morning and evening are a major part of the rituals here. After visiting the temple and offering prayers, we retired to our hotel for the night.
On Day 4, we made the uphill trip of 100 km to Gangotri, which is located at a height of,048 meters. We packed our breakfast and stopped at Garam kund at Ganganani for a holy dip, followed by taking the Harsil vale route straight to Gangotri. We took our time and enjoyed the exhilarative views of the Himalayas and its alpine foliage conforming substantially of clusters of deodar and fir. The temperature at Gangotri is nearly always cold, ranging between 10 and 20 degrees indeed in summer, and the place is closed and inapproachable during layoffs due to heavy snowfall.
Upon reaching Gangotri, we took a moment to pray and bathe in the holy waters of river Ganga( related to as the Bhagirathi at its point of origin). The Gangotri temple, established in the 18th century, is positioned on the right bank of the river. After offering our prayers and completing the pooja rituals, we enjoyed the view presented to us in the stage of nature, and took a beautiful late evening drive back to Uttarkashi where we spent the night.
On Day 5, after a luxurious breakfast, we drove up to Guptkashi covering a distance of 220 km in 8- 9 hours. The name Guptkashi means Hidden Benaras and is deduced from the legend that Lord Shiva formerly hid himself from the Pandavas at this position. Guptkashi is a affable place to visit in summers with a temperature that noway goes beyond 30 degrees, while during layoffs, it can get vastly chilly.
We took the Moolgarh and Lambgoan route, offering exhilarating glances of the Mandakini river which actually originates from Kedarnath, adding to the spiritual energy and air of the trip.
On Day 6 of the Chardham trip, the destination is Kedarnath, which is one of the most well-known dhams on the diary. According to legend, Kedarnath is where Lord Shiva granted the Pandavas redemption after their prayers and requests at the end of the Kurukshetra war. The Kedarnath sanctum is positioned at an elevation of,583 meters and has the majestic Kedarnath mountain range in the background. Due to its height, the rainfall at Kedarnath is always cold, so it's recommended to wear light to semi-heavy layers of apparel indeed during the summer months.
Time taken( by road) 1 km
After a pooja and breakfast, you'll check out of the hostel and travel back from Kedarnath to Sonprayag, where your motorist will pick you up. also, you'll drive back to Guptkashi and check into the hotel again.
On Day 9, the ideal is to visit the last Dham of the trip, Badrinath. After breakfast, you'll drive straight to Badrinath and check into a hotel. Badrinath has a maximum average temperature of around 18 degrees and a minimum of around 8 degrees, so redundant layers of apparel are needed anyhow of the time. Badrinath is a revered pilgrimage site for Hindus and is renowned for its holy rituals. One of the most significant among them is taking a bath in Taptkund. This ritual is believed to wash away one's sins and purify the soul. To make the most of your visit, it is recommended to start with this ritual and then embark on sightseeing or the darshan of Badrivishal.
In the evening, don't miss the beautiful aarti that takes place at Badrinath. It is a magnificent spectacle that is sure to leave you mesmerized. During the day, you may take the time to explore other popular places hard, analogous as Mana vill, Bhimkund, Matamoorti, Vyas gufa, and the mouth of the Saraswati sluice. These places of interest are located within three to five kilometers of Badrinath and offer a glimpse into the rich cultural heritage of the region.
On Day 9, after breakfast, you'll drive to Rudraprayag via Joshimath. You'll stop at Joshimath to visit the Narsingh Temple, which is devoted to Lord Vishnu's 4th manifestation in the Narsimha icon . latterly, you'll drive back to Rudraprayag and check into a hotel.
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