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Every year, millions of pilgrims and tourists flock to Uttarakhand’s magnificent Himalayas for the Chardham Yatra, one of India’s most revered and spiritually significant pilgrimages. The four holy shrines of Yamunotri, Gangotri, Kedarnath, and Badrinath are referred to as “Char Dham,” which literally translates to “four abodes.”
Haridwar Railway Station/ Dehradun Airport
2 Hours Before the Departure Time
Embarking on the Chardham Yatra is not just a pilgrimage; it’s a journey through remote mountains, spiritual devotion, and natural challenges. While the experience is deeply rewarding, it’s important to understand the realities and conditions of this high-altitude Himalayan yatra before you begin.
The accommodations available en route to Chardham are primarily basic hotels, guesthouses, and dharamshalas, especially in remote areas like Yamunotri and Kedarnath. These places open only for a limited period during the pilgrimage season (usually May to October), so facilities may be minimal and availability limited during peak times. Hot water, electricity, and room heating may be available only on request or at an extra cost in many areas.
The weather in the Himalayan region is highly unpredictable. Rain, snow, landslides, or sudden drops in temperature are common and may cause delays or disruptions in travel. Due to these natural factors, there is a possibility that:
Your yatra may take longer than planned.
Some destinations may become temporarily inaccessible.
Trekking or driving routes may be temporarily closed.
If your yatra extends beyond the scheduled itinerary due to weather or any other unavoidable reason, please note:
You will be responsible for the additional cost of the vehicle for extra days.
Hotel accommodations for extended stays will be adjusted as per availability, and any additional charges will be payable by the guest.
We request your cooperation and understanding, as these are natural and unforeseen circumstances beyond our control.
Carry warm clothes, rain gear, and basic medicines.
Travel light but be prepared for sudden climate changes.
Keep buffer days in your schedule if possible.
Trust your tour operator’s decisions—they prioritize your safety.
Chardham Yatra is a test of both devotion and endurance, but the spiritual reward and natural beauty make every challenge worthwhile. A little preparation and a flexible mindset go a long way in making your pilgrimage peaceful and memorable.
On this day, our driver will collect you from either Haridwar Station or Dehradun Airport and proceed towards Barkot, potentially passing through Mussoorie, subject to traffic conditions or government regulations. Barkot is situated along the banks of the Yamuna River and serves as your accommodation point for visiting the Yamunotri Temple. If the route via Mussoorie is taken, you will have the opportunity to enjoy the scenic views of Kempaty Fall during the journey. You will spend the night at the hotel.
Main Attraction: Kempaty Fall – Mussoorie
Start your day with breakfast before driving to Jankichatti or Phookchatti, where you will begin a 6 km trek to Yamunotri Temple. You may choose to walk, ride a horse, or use a Doli at your own expense. Upon reaching Yamunotri Temple, take a dip in the warm waters of Surya Kund (Hot Spring) and enjoy the Darshan of “Yamunaji.” After your visit, return to Jankichatti and then drive back to Barkot for an overnight stay.
Main Attraction: Janki Chatti, Phool Chatti, Surya Kund, Yamunotri Ji Temple
On this day, enjoy your breakfast and check out from the Barkot hotel by 9 AM. Begin your journey towards the Uttarkashi market, where you will visit the revered Sri Kashi Vishwanath Temple. The Sri Kashi Vishwanath Temple is one of the most ancient and venerated temples in Uttarkashi, located on the banks of the Bhagirathi River. The temple provides breathtaking views of the river and the surrounding mountains. Its significance makes it a key stop in many Char Dham Yatra itineraries, allowing pilgrims to visit this sacred site along with the renowned Char Dhams.
Main Attraction: – Sri Kashi Vishwanath Temple
This morning, set off early to visit the Gangotri Ji Temple. Nestled in a Himalayan valley along the Bhagirathi River, this temple is dedicated to the goddess Ganga. As you travel, you will be treated to stunning views of the mountains, Harshil forests, and apple orchards. Upon arrival at Gangotri Ji Temple, partake in the pooja and darshan before returning to your hotel for an overnight stay.
Main Attraction: – Gangotri Ji Temple, Bhagirathi River
After breakfast, check out from your hotel in Uttarkashi and drive towards Guptkashi. Along the way, enjoy the scenic beauty of the Mandakini River at Tilwara, which originates from Kedarnath. Continue your drive alongside the river until you reach Guptkashi, where you will check into your hotel for an overnight stay.
Main Attraction: – Tilwada-UK Town, Mandakini River
After breakfast, check out from the hotel and embark on a drive to Sonprayag, which is located 30 kilometers from Guptkashi and 16 kilometers from Phata/Sersi. To access Kedarnath via the trekking route, you must first reach Gaurikund. Our vehicle will transport you to Sonprayag, followed by a 5-kilometer drive to Gaurikund using local jeeps available on a sharing basis, which guests can book at their own expense. The trek from Gaurikund to Kedarnath spans an additional 16 kilometers. Given the length of the trek, it is advisable for guests to start early in the morning. Horse, pony, and palanquin services are also available at Gaurikund for those who prefer assistance. Upon arrival at Kedarnath Temple, you can book Govt Camp / Tent / Private Guest House on direct basis. Overnight accommodation will be at Kedarnath Ji.
Main Attractions: Sonprayag, Gauri Kund, Kedarnath Ji Temple
On this day, rise early to participate in the morning aarti at Kedarnath Temple. Afterward, explore the temple and engage in your puja and darshan. Visit notable sites such as Bhimshilla, Sankrayacharya Murti, and Bhairav Baba Temple, located above Kedarnath Temple. Following your sightseeing, return to Gauri Kund and take a local jeep back to Sonprayag. You will spend the night at the hotel.
Main Attractions: Morning Aarti at Kedarnath Temple, Bhimshilla, Sankrayacharya Murti, Bhairav Baba Temple
This morning, after breakfast, check out from your hotel in Guptkashi and embark on a drive to Badrinath, passing through Chopta and Tungnath. Take a trek of 3.5 KM to visit the Tungnath Ji Temple. After your visit, descend and take in the stunning views of the Chopta Valley. Continue your journey to Badrinath, and upon arrival, check in to your pre-arranged hotel. If you arrive in time, you may participate in the evening aarti at Badrinath. Overnight accommodation will be at the hotel.
Main Attraction: Chopta Valley / Tungnath Ji Temple
Today, you will visit the revered 4th Dham, Sri Badrinath Ji Temple, to participate in the morning aarti and conduct your puja and darshan. Following this, explore Mana Village, recognized as India’s first village at the India-China border, along with Ganesh Guffa and Vyass Guffa. After your sightseeing, depart from Badrinath around 9 AM and proceed to Haridwar. En route, make a stop at Dhari Devi Temple and Panchprayag. After completing your sightseeing, you will be dropped off in Haridwar. The tour concludes, leaving you with a wealth of beautiful memories.
Main Attractions: Badrinath Ji Morning Aarti, Mana Village, Ganesh Guffa, Vyass Guffa, Dhari Devi Temple, and Panchprayag.
