Chardham Yatra Package from Delhi – Price @ Rs.43,900/-

Chardham Yatra Package from Delhi at a Glance

Detail	Information
Duration	11 Days / 10 Nights (Delhi to Delhi)
Price	Rs.43,900 per person on twin sharing + 5% GST (Rs.46,095 in total)
Dhams covered	Yamunotri, Gangotri, Kedarnath and Badrinath
Night stops	Haridwar (1), Barkot (2), Uttarkashi (2), Sitapur (2), Pipalkoti (1), Badrinath (1), Srinagar (1)
Trek days	Yamunotri (about 6 km each way) and Kedarnath (about 16 km each way); pony and palki available
Total road distance	Roughly 1,800 km for this Delhi to Delhi itinerary
Suitable for	Families, first-time pilgrims and senior citizens in good health who can trek or take a pony or palki (see the FAQ on the registration age range)
May not suit	Travellers who want short drive days or city-hotel comfort at every stop

Why Choose Us for Chardham Yatra Package from Delhi 2026?

Our Chardham Yatra package from Delhi runs for 11 days / 10 nights, covering all four Dhams: Yamunotri, Gangotri, Kedarnath and Badrinath. Pilgrims are received at Delhi airport or railway station by our dedicated representative.

With our 4 Dham package, you get:

• Comfortable accommodation in hotels
• Pure vegetarian meals
• Reliable transport services throughout the pilgrimage
• Sightseeing in Haridwar, Mussoorie, Uttarkashi, Harsil and Mana village
• Special care for senior citizens and travellers with limited mobility (help with pony and palki bookings)
• Customisable itinerary to suit your needs
• Clear pricing: GST and optional extras are listed upfront
• 24x7 customer support

Best Time to Go on Chardham Yatra

The best time to go on a Chardham Tour is from May to June and September to October. The temples are open from late April to mid-November. Here's a quick guide on when to go and when to avoid:

Peak Season

• Pre-Monsoon (May-June): The months of May and June mark the best period for the Chardham trip from Delhi. The weather is mostly clear, which suits temple visits and sightseeing. Days are mild, but nights at the Dhams stay cold. This is also the most crowded time.
• Post-Monsoon (September-October): After monsoon, lush greenery and fewer crowds than May and June make September and October another good window for the Chardham journey. The weather is cool and pleasant.

Avoidable Periods

• Monsoon (July-August): Heavy rainfall increases risk of landslides and road closures. Trekking becomes difficult and dangerous. Avoid these months.
• Winter (mid-November onwards): Temperature drops below 0°C with heavy snowfall. The temples stay closed in winter, and the deities are worshipped at their winter seats: Kharsali (Yamunotri), Mukhba (Gangotri), Ukhimath (Kedarnath) and Pandukeshwar/Jyotirmath (Badrinath).

Chardham Opening & Closing Dates 2026

Temple	Altitude	Opens 2026	Closes 2026 (Tentative)
Yamunotri	3,291 m	19 April (Akshaya Tritiya)	Bhai Dooj (date to be announced)
Gangotri	About 3,100 m	19 April (Akshaya Tritiya)	Annakoot, the day after Diwali (date to be announced)
Kedarnath	About 3,580 m	22 April	Bhai Dooj (date to be announced)
Badrinath	3,133 m	23 April	Mid-November (date to be announced)

Closing dates are announced on Vijayadashami (Dussehra) each year by the respective temple committees. Confirm exact dates before booking late October or November travel. With Diwali on 8 November 2026, expect the closings in the second week of November.

History & Significance of Chardham Yatra

History

Adi Shankaracharya, an 8th-century Hindu philosopher, played an important role in establishing the Chardham sites. According to tradition, he re-established worship at the Badrinath temple; he discovered the black stone idol of Lord Narayan in the Alaknanda River and later enshrined it in what is now the present-day Badrinath Temple. He is also said to have constructed the present-day Kedarnath Temple on the site of a much older shrine dating back to Mahabharata times.

The four sacred shrines also find mention in Hindu scriptures like Vishnu Purana, Shiva Purana, and Skanda Purana, and in the Mahabharata.

Significance

The Chardham Yatra holds great spiritual significance and is closely linked to Moksha. Each Dham has a legend associated with it:

• Yamunotri: This shrine is dedicated to Goddess Yamuna, the sister of Yama (God of Death). As per the legends, she holds the power to cleanse your sins and protect devotees from an untimely death.
• Gangotri: The prime deity of the Gangotri shrine is Goddess Ganga. According to legend, she descended to Earth after King Bhagiratha's penance, to free the souls of his ancestors. Pilgrims believe a dip in her waters cleanses the soul.
• Kedarnath: As per the legend, Lord Shiva took the form of a bull here to avoid the Pandavas, who wanted to atone for their sins after the Kurukshetra war. He disappeared into the ground, leaving his hump behind. You can read more interesting facts related to Kedarnath in our guide.
• Badrinath: Lord Vishnu is the prime deity of Badrinath Temple. It is believed that he meditated here, and Goddess Lakshmi took the form of a Badri (jujube) tree to shelter him from the cold.

Cost of Chardham Yatra from Delhi

The cost of the Chardham Yatra package from Delhi is INR 43,900 per person on twin sharing. This includes hotel stays, vegetarian meals at our hotels and transport throughout the trip. Meals at Kedarnath are not included, because our catering team cannot operate there. GST at 5% is extra, which makes the total Rs.46,095 per person.

Package Detail	Amount
Original Price	Rs.47,500 per person
Discounted Price	Rs.43,900 per person (Save Rs.3,600)
To Confirm Booking	Advance payment (amount shared at the time of booking)
Not Included in Price	Pony, palki, helicopter, special puja and personal expenses (see Exclusions)
GST	5% extra on total package cost (total with GST: Rs.46,095 per person)

Challenges of Chardham Trip

The Chardham Yatra is spiritually enriching but the tour has some challenges that pilgrims should be aware of beforehand:

Long Travel

The journey from Delhi takes 11 days. Most days involve 4-8 hours of driving, and the Uttarkashi to Sitapur day and the last day back to Delhi run to 8-12 hours. Long drives can be physically and mentally tiring, especially for elderly pilgrims.

High Altitude

The Chardham sites are located between about 3,100 m and 3,600 m above sea level. Even seasoned visitors may feel breathlessness, dizziness, and headaches. Acclimatise early, eat healthy, stay hydrated, and walk slowly to avoid exhaustion. Anyone with heart conditions, high BP, or asthma should get a doctor's clearance before booking. The Uttarakhand Health Department's 2026 advisory asks pilgrims coming from other states to get a full medical check-up before the journey, ideally 2-3 weeks ahead. For medical help on the route, dial 104 or 108.

Unpredictable Weather

Hilly areas witness sudden storms and rain. Risk of landslides is real, especially on the Uttarkashi-Gangotri and Rudraprayag-Gaurikund roads, and on the Badrinath highway beyond Joshimath. Weather can get cold even in summer at Kedarnath and Badrinath. Carry warm layers regardless of the season. Road and weather conditions change quickly, so check the latest Uttarakhand government and district advisories before you start.

Peak Season Crowds

May and June see a huge influx of pilgrims, with long queues at temples, crowded accommodation, and difficulty finding budget stays. Book your package at least 6-8 weeks in advance for peak season travel.

Physical Demands

The trek to Kedarnath is about 16 km each way from Gaurikund (reached by a 5 km shared jeep ride from Sonprayag) and takes most people 6-8 hours or more uphill. The Yamunotri trek is 6 km each way from Janki Chatti. Pony and doli options are available at both locations. The treks involve steep mountain paths and require basic fitness.

Accommodation at Remote Locations

At high-altitude Dham locations, particularly Kedarnath and Yamunotri, accommodation options are basic. Most properties operate only during the Yatra season. 5-star hotels are not available. Our package pre-books hotels at each stop based on availability, but comfort levels differ from city stays.

How to Reach Chardham from Delhi

By Road

Delhi to Haridwar is about 210-220 km, approximately 5-6 hours. Our package vehicle covers the entire circuit. Total road distance over 11 days is roughly 1,800 km for this itinerary.

By Train

Haridwar Junction is the main railway station for the Chardham circuit. Trains from Delhi to Haridwar take 4-5 hours. Key trains: Nanda Devi AC Express (12401/12402), Dehradun Shatabdi (12017/12018), Jan Shatabdi Express (12055/12056). If you prefer to join at Haridwar, our representative can receive you at Haridwar station.

By Air

Jolly Grant Airport in Dehradun has direct flights from Delhi (about 1 hour). From the airport, it is approximately 35-40 km to Haridwar. Our team can arrange pickup from Dehradun airport on request.

Places to Visit during Chardham Yatra

• Surya Kund (Yamunotri): Hot spring near the Yamunotri temple. Devotees cook potatoes and rice here to make Prasad.
• Divya Shila (Yamunotri): Sacred rock pillar on the way to the Yamunotri main shrine. Devotees offer prayers here before entering the temple.
• Surya Kund & Gauri Kund (Gangotri area): Two waterfalls on the Bhagirathi, a short walk from the Gangotri temple.
• Harsil Valley: Known for its unspoiled natural beauty: the Bhagirathi River, green meadows, and deodar forests.
• Shankaracharya Samadhi (Kedarnath): Memorial to Adi Shankaracharya, who is credited in tradition with reviving the Chardham pilgrimage.
• Bhairav Temple (Kedarnath): Dedicated to Lord Bhairavnath, believed to be the protector of Kedarnath Temple.
• Tapt Kund (Badrinath): Hot spring on the Alaknanda bank; devotees take a dip here before visiting the Badrinath temple.
• Mana Village: A serene village near Badrinath, where you can visit Vyas Gufa, Ganesh Gufa, and Bhim Pul.
• Charanpaduka (Badrinath): A sacred rock believed to bear Lord Vishnu's footprints.

Travel Tips for Pilgrims

1. Pack Smartly: Pack rainproof attire, warm garments, a first aid kit, sturdy hiking boots, essential toiletries, and personal medications.
2. Respect Local Culture: Remove shoes before entering any religious site. Wear modest attire throughout the journey. Engage with locals respectfully.
3. Acclimatize: Walk slowly at Kedarnath and Badrinath. If you experience breathlessness or headache, rest and hydrate before continuing. Seek medical help if symptoms worsen.
4. Carry Cash: UPI works at Haridwar and Rishikesh but is unreliable near the Dhams. ATMs exist at Barkot, Uttarkashi, Guptkashi and Joshimath but can run out in peak season. Carry enough cash from Haridwar.

Kedarnath and Yamunotri Trek: Pony, Palki and Helicopter

Detail	Yamunotri	Kedarnath
Trek starts at	Janki Chatti	Gaurikund (5 km shared jeep from Sonprayag)
Trek distance	About 6 km each way	About 16 km each way
Time to walk up	2-4 hours	6-8 hours or more
Pony (approx. 2026 rates)	Rs.3,500 round trip	Rs.3,200 up, Rs.2,300 down (about Rs.5,500 same-day round trip)
Palki/Doli (approx. 2026 rates)	Rs.7,000 round trip	From Rs.9,200 one way up, by weight

Pony and palki rates are fixed each season by the district administration and displayed at the counters. The figures above are approximate; the board at the counter is final. Hire only from the registered counter and keep the receipt.

Kedarnath helicopter: shared helicopter services fly from Phata, Sersi and Guptkashi. Tickets are sold online on the official IRCTC HeliYatra website (heliyatra.irctc.co.in) and are not part of this package. If you get tickets, we can adjust the itinerary around your flight. Flights are often delayed or cancelled in bad weather, so keep the trek as a backup.

What to Check Before You Leave Delhi

• Yatra registration letter with QR code for every traveller, and the original ID used to register
• Medical check-up report (the 2026 health advisory asks pilgrims from other states to get one)
• Latest road and weather advisory from the Uttarakhand government or district administration
• Temple closing dates, if you are travelling in late October or November
• Helicopter ticket and flight time, if you booked one on IRCTC HeliYatra
• Cash for pony, palki and small expenses near the Dhams

Booking Information

• Advance Booking: It is highly recommended to book the Chardham Yatra from Delhi at least 1-2 months in advance, especially during peak season (May-June) when slots fill up quickly.
• How to Book: You can book by calling +91-7838908606, WhatsApp, or by filling the inquiry form on the website. Our team will contact you within 15 minutes.
• Payment: Online payment is available via the website. Payments go through a secure payment gateway. Pay only through our official website or the bank account shown on your invoice. Advance deposit required to confirm booking.
• Cancellation Policy: Please review the cancellation and refund policy on the website before booking, especially given seasonal weather and road conditions in the mountains.
• Chardham Yatra Registration: Yatra registration is mandatory. It can be done online at registrationandtouristcare.uk.gov.in, on the Tourist Care Uttarakhand app, or at offline counters in Haridwar, Rishikesh and at points along the route. Registration is free. We can assist with the process: just share your ID proof.