Chardham Yatra Package from Bangalore

Welcome to Delhi, the capital of India! Our representative will receive you at the airport or railway station. Around 10:00 PM, we'll leave for Rishikesh. It will be an overnight journey.

Start your day in Rishikesh, a peaceful town known as the yoga capital of the world. You can visit Ram Jhula, Laxman Jhoola, Geeta Ashram, and Swarg Ashram in the morning.

After lunch, drive to Barkot. Take a short break at Kempty Falls near Mussoorie to enjoy some fresh air. Reach Barkot by evening and check in to your hotel.

We'll start early from Barkot and drive to Jankichatti. From there, trek to Yamunotri Temple by foot, pony, or doli. At the temple, take part in the ritual of cooking rice and potatoes in Surya Kund, a sacred hot spring that got its name from Lord Surya, Yamuna's father.

If you like, take a dip in the cold Yamuna. Pray at Divya Shila, a holy rock where the river is believed to have started. After Darshan, trek back to Jankichatti and return to Barkot for rest.

After breakfast, we'll drive to Uttarkashi, which is also called the Kashi of the North. This town is near the holy Bhagirathi River. On the way, visit the Prakateshwar Mahadev Cave Temple, known for its natural Shiva lingam inside a cave.

In Uttarkashi, visit the Kashi Vishwanath Temple - it is believed that Lord Shiva once stayed in this town. Right opposite, you'll see the Shakti temple with a huge iron trident (Trishul). Overnight stay at the hotel.

We'll start early for Gangotri and enjoy the beautiful views of the Bhagirathi River and snow-covered Himalayan peaks on the way. Then, we'll pass Harsil - a peaceful village with forests, birds, apple farms and a river. At Gangotri, you can take a dip in the holy Bhagirathi water.

Visit the temple of Maa Ganga, built in the 18th century by General Amar Singh Thapa. You'll also see idols of Shiva, Ganesha, and King Bharadwaj. The Ganga river starts from Gaumukh Glacier, 19 km from the Gangotri temple. After Darshan, we'll return to Uttarkashi.

On Day 7, we'll drive to Sitapur. It's the nearest place to stay before going to Kedarnath. Once we reach the hotel in Sitapur, take a rest and get ready for the next day's trip to Gaurikund and the Kedarnath trek.

Early in the morning, we'll leave from Sitapur and drive to Sonprayag. From Sonprayag, you'll take a shared jeep to Gaurikund, which is the actual starting point of the 16 km trek to Kedarnath. You can trek, hire a pony or a doll, or take a helicopter ride.

After Darshan at Kedarnath temple, return to Gaurikund, then back to Sonprayag, and finally to Sitapur for an overnight stay.

Kedarnath: Kedarnath is a sacred place where Lord Shiva is believed to live forever in the form of a Jyotirlinga. It is one of the 12 holy Jyotirlingas in India. People believe visiting them helps remove sins and brings peace.

Next morning, after breakfast, we'll leave Sitapur and go to Pipalkoti. The Kedarnath trek was tiring, so today's drive will be short and easy.

After breakfast we'll leave Pipalkoti and drive to Badrinath. On the way, we'll stop at Narsingh Temple in Joshimath and visit Vishnuprayag, where the Alaknanda and Dhauliganga rivers meet.

Now, we'll explore Mana village - the first village of India. Here, you'll see Vyas Gufa (where Ved Vyas wrote the Mahabharata), Bhim Pul (a natural stone bridge), Ganesha Gufa and the flowing Saraswati River.

After hotel check-in, you can rest or explore the Badri Valley. Later, take a holy dip in the Tapt Kund, then visit the Badrinath Temple for Darshan. You can also go to Brahma Kapal, where rituals are done for ancestors.

After morning Darshan at Badrinath Temple, we'll leave for Srinagar (Uttarakhand, not the one in Kashmir). On the way, we'll stop at Karnaprayag (Pindar + Alaknanda), Nandprayag (Nandakini + Alaknanda), and Rudraprayag (Mandakini + Alaknanda) where these rivers meet the Alaknanda River. We'll also visit Dhari Devi Temple. People believe she protects everyone doing the Char Dham Yatra. Stay overnight at Srinagar.

After breakfast, we'll head to Haridwar. On the way, we'll stop at Devprayag, where the Alaknanda and Bhagirathi rivers meet to form the Ganga. In Haridwar, you can take a holy dip in the Ganga and visit the Mansa Devi Temple. In the evening, don't miss the beautiful Ganga Aarti at Har Ki Pauri. After dinner, you'll leave for Delhi.

Your Chardham tour from Bangalore ends here, but the memories and blessings will stay with you. Thank you for travelling with us. You'll be dropped at Delhi Station for your return journey.