Do Dham Yatra Tour Packages starting at just INR 12,800/-

Kedarnath Yatra takes pilgrims to the heart of Uttarakhand, Garhwal Himalayas in India, which achieves a height of 3,583 meters (11,755 ft) above sea level. This pilgrimage has intense religious significance, such as Kedarnath Holmes, one of the twelve Jyotirlingas, which is reverence by supporters of Lord Shiva. Adventure usually begins in Gaurikund, where vehicles reach, and continue with 16 km trek with rivers, waterfalls and alpine forests. It is believed that the East Kedarnath temple was built by the Pandavas in the eighth century and remains a symbol of love among the snowy peaks. The temple is open from April to November, welcoming pilgrims who are looking for non-special comfort in its quiet environment, perfect for trips due to safe walking conditions in the summer season.

Badrinath Yatra, located in the Chamoli district of Uttarakhand, at a height of 3133 meters, is the pilgrimage to all other important travel places in Char Dham. This sacred place is dedicated to Lord Vishnu, especially as Badrinath, quoted in ancient Hindus writings and has a deep religious meaning.  The pilgrims perform an adventure for Badrinath, a divine eyewitness to the drops of the Royal Himalaya and the discovery of the background. The temple is famine for its structure and religious atmosphere, reflecting dedication and travelers. The road provides a mix of available roads, Badrinath, cultural background, and herbal enthusiasm, and is a destination for those who do not discover specific taxes in Uttarakhand.

The Perfect time to visit Kedarnath and Badrinath

The perfect time to Visit to Kedarnath and Badrinath is between April and November. Heavy snow closes the temple in the winter months.

Spring (April to June):

Good weather with flowers and a clean sky.
The Climate ranges from 5°C to 20 °C.
The famous Kedarnath temple becomes available to devotees.
May is a peak month and is crowded.

Autumn (September to November):

Pure temperature and clear views of the surrounding peaks.
Go on a trip to the ideals and sightseeing of the temple.

Monsoon (July to August):

Avoid this season, as the drawing of the shop owners can flow smoothly due to heavy rain.

How to Reach Kedarnath and Badrinath

Reaching Kedarnath, then return to Gaurikund.

From Gaurikund, on the road to Badrinath. The distance of estimates is about 220 km, and the journey takes about 8–9 hours depending on the road conditions.

By Helicopter: Helicopter services are available from Kedarnath to Fata or Guptkashi.
From there, you can take a new helicopter for Badrinath or continue on the road.

By Trek and Road Combination: Some trackers choose a trekking route that connects Kedarnath and Badrinath through trails, but this route is usually used due to its difficulties and length.

Do Dham Yatra Package Itinerary

Day 1- Haridwar to Rampur.

Travel Distance: 210 km away from Rishikesh & 230 km in Haridwar
Time: 8-9 hours
Activities: Mandakini River at Tillwara, Turner at the Ardh Narishwar temple.
Early arrival in Guptkashi by the night.

On Do Dham Yatra commences with an ugly visit of Haridwar up to Guptkashi / Sonprayag / Sersi/ Phata. The route has beautiful sceneries of the rivers Ganga and Alaknanda, as well as ravishing foliage of the foothills of the Himalaya. The holy meet of Alaknanda and Bhagirathi rivers is called Stop Devprayag. The next stage of your travel is going through Rudraprayag and arriving at your destination in the night. After the landing, you will check in your hotel and rest. Night will be a time to rest and get ready about the religious journey ahead.

Day 2: Rampur to Kedarnath.

Distance: 30km by road to Sonprayag 16km trek to Kedarnath
Time: 12-14 hours
Highlights: Gauri Kund, Aarti at Kedarnath Temple
Lodging/room: Half sharing rooms Kedarnath
Trek begins at the place of Sonprayag:

This is not the time to get out of bed and move on to Guptkashi/Sersi/Phata Sonprayag. At Sonprayag, access Gaurikund - the commencement point of Kedarnath walk. Begin the pilgrimage journey with scenic walk of 16 km to Kedarnath with the blessed spiritual vibes in awe of great Himalayas. There is also rental of Ponies or Palkis. During the climb, you will fill with divine energy and fabulous sceneries. Once you reach, be sure to book your stay in hotel close to the Kedarnath Temple. You can also attend the tranquil night Aarti and get the spiritual touch of this holy Dham.

Day 3: Kedarnath to Rampur.

Travel Hours: 3-4 hours
Morning Aarti in Kedarnath: Start your Kedarnath dynasty after offering morning prayers in Kedarnath holy temple and soaking in a divine environment. Go back to Gaurikund and then move towards your next destination - Guptkashi, Sonprayag, Sersi, or Phata - Based on their journey program. The return journey offers beautiful views of the Himalayan landscape and peaceful environment. On arrival, check in your hotel, and rest after a long walk. Dinner and stay overnight.

Day 4: Rampur to Badrinath.

Distance: 7-8 hrs. drive
Features: You will get to visit Tapt Kund, Mana Village, Vasundhara, Bhim Pul, Vyas Gufa
Accommodation: 3 bed rooms(standard accommodation)

Explore Badrinath: The fourth Day on a Guptkashi/Sonprayag/Sersi/Phata tour for Badrinath, one of Char Dham Yatra holiest sanctuaries. Enjoy the amazing view of the peaks of the Himalayas, rivers and juicy valleys on the way. On arrival, you can visit the Badrinath Holy Temple dedicated to Lord Vishnu, make a holy dip in the Tapt Kund, and the mind can detect the attraction in the form of village, Vyas Cave and Bhima pul. Witness to Divya Aarti in the temple.

Day 5: Badrinath to Haridwar.

Time: 8-9 hours
Activities: Departure from Haridwar

Return to Haridwar: After a darshan in the morning in Badrinath Holy Temple, we started a journey to Haridwar. On the road, saw the assembly of Alakananda and Bhagirathi in Devprayag - marking the beginning of the Holy Ganges. Enjoy the panoramic views of mountains, attractive villages and peaceful river banks on the way. When he comes to Haridwar at night, the journey ends with dear memories and divine blessings.