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Inclusion in cost during the yatra:
Exclusion in cost during the yatra:
Day 1: Haridwar to Badrinath.
Day 2: Full day Badrinath Sightseeing.
Day 3: Badrinath - Yogdhyan Badri - Joshimath.
Day 4: Joshimath - Saldhar - Bhavishya Badri – Joshimath.
Day 5: Joshimath – Virdh Badri – Adi Badri – Karanprayag.
Day 6: Karanprayag to Haridwar.
When you visit the Panch Badri Yatra, you travel through five holy sites honoring Lord Vishnu in the charming region of Uttarakhand. Drawing on old myths and enjoying the spectacular backdrop of the Himalayas, this yatra offers both spiritual learning and beautiful sights. Traveling from Haridwar, the “door to the gods,” the yatra starts as pilgrims go to Badrinath, the center of the Panch Badri, to begin the spiritual part of their adventure.
On the second day, visitors are able to visit the Badrinath Temple, resting by the Alaknanda River. People on pilgrimage experience the holy power at this old shrine and also explore Tapt Kund, Mana Village, and Vyas Gufa nearby. The impressive Neelkanth Peak advantageously joins the temple, providing a fantastic atmosphere and experience for all spiritual visitors here.
As you travel forward, the yatra uncovers other important temples that are not very popular. Because King Pandu is supposed to have meditated here in Pandukeshwar, Yogdhyan Badri is an important place for people hoping to find peace. Going to Bhavishya Badri, which you can access by hiking from Saldhar, fills your spirit. It is said in legends that losing Badrinath will make Bhavishya Badri the special site of Lord Vishnu, revealing its great sacredness.
The route being covered ends with a visit to Virdha Badri and Adi Badri against the peaceful Garhwal hills. A Virdha Badri is a peaceful place to visit and is connected to Lord Vishnu in old age, but Adi Badri is famous because it was the first Vishnu temple built by Adi Shankara. This spiritually charged journey not only connects you to the divine but also offers moments of reflection, tranquility, and awe.
April to November offer the best time for traveling to Panch Badri. The temple remains closed between winter and spring due to the heavy dusting of snow.
Spring (April to June):
Comfortable temperatures, flowers opening everywhere, and great weather.
There is a temperature range of 5°C to 20°C in the area.
The trek to the Panch Badri Temples is now open to pilgrims.
This month is at its busiest, and there are large crowds.
Autumn (September to November):
Chilly weather and a clear view of the nearby mountains.
Perfect for tourists visiting temples and doing sightseeing.
Monsoon (July to August):
Avoid hiking during this season because the rain makes the trail slippery.
Risk of road blockage and landslides.
Plans must be prepared and routes checked before you go to Panch Badri. Road, rail, and air services in major Indian cities give travelers many ways to get around. Taking our Panch Badri Yatra package makes your journey simpler and more convenient.
By Air: Many people fly to Dehradun since it is convenient, even though flights tend to be more expensive. Flights going directly to Dehradun Jolly Grant Airport are available. Cabs or buses are available to cover the 30 km distance between the airport and Dehradun. People beginning their journey in Haridwar can reach the corporate sector by flying to Jolly Grant Airport.
By Train: Trains are a great way to travel, because they are both convenient and comfortable. Nanda Devi, Kota Express, Shatabdi, Jan Shatabdi and Vande Bharat are a few of the best trains to Haridwar.
By Road: Roads are cheaper than flights, but you will likely spend more time. Direct buses to Haridwar Bus Station from Volvo afford an economical trip. You can also book a taxi that will take you directly to Panch Badri for comfort.
All our Panch Badri Yatra Packages are complete travel packages. Services include organizing where you will stay and what you will eat, so your trip runs smoothly.
The journey to Badrinath starts with a beautiful drive from Haridwar to that holy town. While driving up the winding passes, you will find both famous spots, such as Rudraprayag, Karnaprayag, and Vishnuprayag, as well as enchanting views of the Garhwal Himalayas. After you finish checking into the hotel, you may attend evening worship at Badrinath Temple and watch the wonderful Aarti ceremony at the river.
Distance: 320 km
Journey Time: 10–11 hours
Dip in the Tapt Kund to begin your morning and then visit the famous Badrinath Temple for prayer. The rest of your trip includes local tours, including Mana Village before the Indo-Tibetan border, and stops at mythically important places, Vyas Gufa, Ganesh Gufa, Bheem Pul, and where the Saraswati River begins. The dedication in peoples hearts and the white beauty of the peaks give this day its divinity.
Distance: Local sightseeing
Journey Time: Minimal (exploration on foot or short drives)
After you have eaten breakfast, go to Pandukeshwar to visit Yogdhyan Badri, which is dedicated to the calm form of Lord Vishnu in worship. The temple remains important because it acted as the King Pandavas sacred place of meditation. When darshan is done, drive to Joshimath in the evening and either visit Narsingh Temple or learn more at the Shankaracharya Math.
Distance: 50 km
Journey Time: 2–3 hours
Go to Saldhar, the location you will start your trek to Bhavishya Badri. A peaceful path through the forest for about 3 km takes visitors uphill to this sacred area, said to be Lord Vishnus future dwelling. Have a quiet time for reflection and then go back down to Joshimath for the night.
Distance: 24 km drive + 6 km trek (3 km one way)
Journey Time: 3–4 hours, including trek
You will explore two other revered shrines on this journey. Your first stop should be Vridha Badri at Animath, where people worship Lord Vishnu as an old man. The ancient temples found at Adi Badri are where you should go next, constructed during the time of Adi Shankaracharya. As they are surrounded by hills, the temples guarantee a calm atmosphere and lasting devotion. End your day at Karanprayag, the sacred confluence of Alaknanda and Pindar rivers.
Distance: 110 km
Journey Time: 5–6 hours
Make your last journey on this trip a heartfelt drive from Panch Badri back to Haridwar. Think about the religious moments, lovely scenery, and long historical customs of Uttarakhand that you enjoyed along your trip. You will still see some hills in this area, and then when you come down to the plains, your trip ends with peace and tranquility.
Distance: 195 km
Journey Time: 7–8 hours
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