Chardham Yatra Package from Nagpur

In the morning, after having a light breakfast, we’ll enjoy a beautiful drive to Barkot. But before we start our journey we will visit some amazing places in Rishikesh like Laxman Jhula, Ram Jhula, Swarg Ashram and Geeta Ashram. Once we finish the sightseeing, we will continue to our next stop.

Traveling from Rishikesh to Barkot covers 166 km and takes about 7 hours because of the hilly roads. We’ll stop at Kempty Falls in Mussoorie to see the beautiful waterfalls and enjoy the stunning views. Arriving in Barkot, a calm hill town, we’ll check into our hotel for the stay.

On Day 3, we’ll begin our journey early in the chilly morning and go directly to Yamunotri, the first Char Dham in our trip. We will leave our comfortable accommodations in Barkot quite early in the morning and reach Janki Chatti's base camp. This is where the trek to Yamunotri begins. It is a trek of 6 km to the Yamunotri shrine. If you want, you can hire a Pony/ Palki to help you complete the trek.

As soon as we reach the Yamunotri temple, we’ll pay our respects to the Divya Shila. You can also take Prasad home with you if you want. As the sun sets, after the visit, we’ll return to our hotel in Barkot.

We’ll leave Barkot and make our way to Uttarkashi, a scenic town surrounded by mountains. On the way, we’ll stop at the Prakateshwar Mahadev Temple. After reaching Uttarkashi, it’s time to check into the hotel, freshen up, and visit the famous Vishwanath Temple. Later, we’ll return to the hotel and rest for the night.

On fifth day we’ll wake up early and start our journey to Gangotri where the River Ganges starts. On the way we’ll take a short break at Harsil, a peaceful town known for its lovely apple farms. Then, we’ll head on to Gangotri.

At Gangotri you’ll feel a peaceful and spiritual vibe all around. Visit the temple and don’t miss the Ganga Aarti ceremony. Then, go back to Uttarkashi.

We are at the halfway mark of our trip and begin day six by bidding farewell to the holy town of Uttarkashi. Our heading? Srinagar, and no, we are not talking about the one in Kashmir.

We will start our morning with a scenic drive, witnessing the majestic Himalayas unfold their beauty. If possible we will also make a stop at iconic Tehri Dam. After a short stop, we’ll continue the drive and reach Srinagar by evening. Then we’ll go to our hotel and rest for the night.

The group will leave early from Srinagar and travel to Sitapur, a town close to Kedarnath. On the way, you’ll stop at the Dhari Devi Temple and Rudraprayag. By evening, you’ll reach Sitapur and rest for the night. Next day the trek to Kedarnath begins from Gaurikund. It’s about 16 km, but if you want a quicker option, you can also go by helicopter.

To reach Kedarnath, you’ll need to walk nearly 16 km so make sure you're physically ready. If you don’t want to trek, there’s also the option of taking a helicopter from Phata. The journey may be long, but the fresh air and beautiful mountain views make it special. After visiting the temple you’ll come back down and reach Sitapur by evening for an overnight rest.

On Day 9 we will leave for Badrinath, which is the last stop of our Char Dham Yatra. On the way, we’ll take short breaks at Karnaprayag, Nandprayag, and Vishnuprayag. After that, we’ll stop at Joshimath to visit the Narasimha Temple. Then we’ll reach Badrinath by evening and check into the hotel. The temple visit is planned for the next morning, so you’ll have time to relax.

We’ll begin our day with a holy dip in Tapt Kund and then pray at the Badrinath temple. After exploring the temple complex, we’ll head to Mana village in the afternoon. Here , you’ll get to see places like Bhim Pul and Vyasa Gufa. Later, we’ll drive to Pipalkoti, where your hotel stay is already booked.

This is the second last day of our trip. Now we will start going back. We will leave the mountains and move towards Haridwar. On the way, we’ll stop at Devprayag to see where two rivers, Alaknanda and Bhagirathi, meet.

Once we reach Haridwar, you can take a dip in the purifying waters of the Har-ki-Pauri Ghat. We will also take part in the famous Ganga Aarti at this Ghat, which is a truly magical experience. After that, we will start our journey back to Delhi.

We’ll reach Delhi early in the morning. Your Yatra ends here. If you need help our team will drop you at the railway station or airport.