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

Why Choose Us for Chardham Yatra Package from Delhi 2026?

Our Chardham Yatra package from Delhi runs for 11 days / 10 nights, covering 13 sacred destinations. Pilgrims are received at Delhi airport or railway station by our dedicated representative, ensuring a smooth start to the journey.

With our 4 Dham package, you get:

• Comfortable accommodation in hotels
• Pure vegetarian meals
• Reliable transport services throughout the pilgrimage
• Sightseeing in Haridwar, Rishikesh, Barkot, Uttarkashi, and Harsil
• Special care for senior citizens and the physically disabled
• Customisable itinerary to suit your needs
• No hidden costs
• 24x7 customer support

Other Popular Chardham Tour Packages

Package Type	Days	Price
Chardham Yatra from Haridwar	10 Days / 09 Nights	Rs.40,300 Per Person
Char Dham Yatra from Hyderabad	12 Days / 11 Nights	Rs.40,900 Per Person
Chardham Yatra from Bangalore	13 Days / 12 Nights	Rs.40,900 Per Person
Chardham Yatra from Ahmedabad	13 Days / 12 Nights	Rs.40,200 Per Person
Chardham Yatra Package from Pune	13 Days / 12 Nights	Rs.40,400 Per Person
Chardham Yatra from Nagpur	13 Days / 12 Nights	Rs.40,900 Per Person
Chardham Yatra Group Tour	11 Days / 10 Nights	Rs.43,900 Per Person
Chardham Yatra by Helicopter	06 Days / 05 Nights	Rs.2,25,000 Per Person
Badrinath Kedarnath Package	08 Days / 07 Nights	Rs.27,400 Per Person
Gangotri Yamunotri Tour	06 Days / 05 Nights	Rs.16,900 Per Person
Gangotri Yamunotri By Helicopter	1 Day	Rs.95,000 Per Person
Chardham with Valley of Flowers	15 Days / 14 Nights	Rs.52,900 Per Person

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. 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 pleasant with clear skies - ideal for temple visits and sightseeing. Temperature ranges between 5°C and 20°C.
• Post-Monsoon (September-October): After monsoon, lush greenery and fewer crowds 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 (November onwards): Temperature drops below 0°C with heavy snowfall. All four shrines close by mid-November. Temple visits are not possible in winter.

Chardham Opening & Closing Dates 2026

Temple	Altitude	Opens 2026	Closes 2026 (Tentative)
Yamunotri	3,291 m	19 April (Akshaya Tritiya)	~11 November (Bhai Dooj)
Gangotri	3,415 m	19 April (Akshaya Tritiya)	~10 November (Diwali)
Kedarnath	3,583 m	22 April	~30 October (Bhai Dooj)
Badrinath	3,133 m	23 April	~13 November

Closing dates are announced on Vijayadashami (Dussehra) each year by the respective temple committees. Confirm exact dates before booking October travel.

History & Significance of Chardham Yatra

History

Adi Shankaracharya, an 8th-century Hindu philosopher, played an important role in establishing the Chardham sites. He is believed to have established 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 epics Mahabharata and Ramayana.

Significance

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

• Yamunotri - Karma (Action): 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 bless you with a peaceful and painless death.
• Gangotri - Bhakti (devotion): The prime deity of the Gangotri shrine is Goddess Ganga. According to the ancient anecdote, she herself descended to Earth to cleanse the sins of King Bhagiratha's ancestors. And in the present age, it's widely believed that whoever takes a dip in her holy waters gets their soul cleansed and purified.
• Kedarnath - Tapa (austerity): As per the legend, Lord Shiva took the form of a bull here. And later, disappeared into the ground leaving his hump behind. There are also a lot of other interesting facts related to Kedarnath that are mentioned in old scriptures. Moreover, Pandavas atone for their sins here, after the Kurukshetra war concluded.
• Badrinath - Jnana (Knowledge): Lord Vishnu is the prime deity of Badrinath Temple. It is believed that this is where he atoned for not fulfilling his worldly duties. He sat under the Badri (berry) tree and went into a deep meditation.

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 top hotels, all meals, and transport throughout the trip. Sightseeing covers Haridwar, Rishikesh, Barkot, Uttarkashi, Harsil, Sitapur, and more.

Package Detail	Amount
Original Price	Rs.47,500 per person
Discounted Price	Rs.43,900 per person (Save Rs.3,600)
Booking Amount	None
Hidden Charges	None
GST	5% extra on total package cost (not included in price)

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 is a long one - spread over 10-12 days. Daily drives range from 4-8 hours and can be physically and mentally tiring, especially for elderly pilgrims.

High Altitude

The Chardham sites are located between 3,291 m and 3,583 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.

Unpredictable Weather

Hilly areas witness sudden storms and rain. Risk of landslides is real, especially on the Uttarkashi-Gangotri and Rudraprayag-Gaurikund roads. Weather can get cold even in summer at Kedarnath and Badrinath. Carry warm layers regardless of the season.

Peak Season Crowds

May and June see a huge influx of pilgrims - 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 16 km each way from Gaurikund. The Yamunotri trek is 6 km each way from Jankichatti. 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 the best available hotels at each stop, but comfort levels differ from city stays.

How to Reach Chardhams from Delhi

By Road

Delhi to Haridwar is 230 km - approximately 5-6 hours. Our package vehicle covers the entire circuit. Total road distance over 11 days is approximately 1,400-1,600 km.

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 Express (12205/12206), Dehradun Shatabdi (12017/12018), Jan Shatabdi Express. Our representative receives you at Haridwar station.

By Air

Jolly Grant Airport in Dehradun has direct flights from Delhi (45 min). From Dehradun, it is approximately 55 km to Haridwar. Our team can arrange pickup from Dehradun airport on request.

Places to Stay during Chardham Yatra from Delhi

During your 4 Dham trip, accommodation ranges from top-notch hotels to simple Dharamshalas. Our package pre-books hotels at each stop. Here is what to expect:

Location	Luxury	Mid-Range	Budget / GMVN	Dharamshala
Haridwar	Haveli Hari Ganga, Ganga Lahari, Amatra by the Ganges	Hotel Alaknanda, Golden Tulip, Godwin Hotel	Hotel Krishna Ji, Hotel Aditya	Saptrishi Bholagiri, Shantikunj Ashrams, Jain Dharamshala
Yamunotri Area	Camp Nirvana, Hotel Devbhoomi (Barkot); Himalayan Guesthouse (Hanuman Chatti)	Hotel Kalindi, Hotel Anil, Barkot Chardham Camp, Durga Resort	GMVN Tourist Rest House, Bahuguna Palace, Blessings Resort	GMVN Yamunotri, GMVN Phoolchatti, GMVN Janki Chatti Annexe
Gangotri Area	Prakriti Retreat, Hotel Harsil Retreat (Harsil)	Hotel Shivlinga, Hotel Ganga View (Uttarkashi)	Hotel Ganga Sadan, Hotel Gangaputra, Deepika Sadan, New Ganga Niketan	GMVN Tourist Rest House Gangotri
Kedarnath Area	Kedar Dev's Hotel, Kedar Valley Resorts (Guptkashi); Kedar Resorts by Leisure Hotels (Phata)	Hotel Jagirdar, Shivalik Valley Resorts (Sonprayag)	Hotel Deepak, GMVN Rest House (Gaurikund)	GMVN Tent Colony, Bharat Seva Ashram (Kedarnath)
Badrinath	Sarovar Portico, Narayan Palace Hotel, Hotel S.S. International	Snow Crest, Hotel Dwarikesh, Hotel Yoga, Parmarth Lok	GMVN Tourist Rest House, GMVN Yatri Niwas	Birla Dharamshala, Parmarth Lok Ashram
Joshimath	The Tattva Resort	Hotel Dronagiri	GMVN Joshimath	-

Things to Do on Char Dham Yatra

Take Part in Spiritual Rituals

Visit the main shrines at each Dham and offer prayers to the presiding deities. Take a dip in the holy rivers and natural Kunds - Yamuna River, Bhagirathi River, Surya Kund at Yamunotri, and Tapt Kund at Badrinath. Attend the morning and evening Aarti at each Dham.

Explore Nature and Culture

The Chardham circuit passes through some of the most scenic mountain terrain in Uttarakhand - deep valleys, high ridges, and river confluences (Panch Prayag). Enjoy scenic drives along the Bhagirathi and Alaknanda rivers. Learn about the local culture of Garhwal and the traditions of the Himalayan pilgrimage route.

Ganga Aarti at Har Ki Pauri, Haridwar

The evening Ganga Aarti at Har Ki Pauri is one of the most well-known religious rituals in North India. The Aarti takes place daily at sunset - lit diyas floated on the Ganga and synchronized prayers by priests make it a memorable experience. Most pilgrims on this package attend on Day 01 at Haridwar.

Try Local Cuisine

Uttarakhand cuisine is a highlight of the trip. Do not miss these dishes:

• Aloo Ke Gutke - spicy boiled potatoes
• Pahadi Rajma Chawal
• Mandua Ki Roti - finger millet flatbread
• Chainsoo - smoked urad dal
• Phaanu - mixed lentil preparation
• Bhatt Ke Dubke - black soybean curry
• Kafuli - spinach and fenugreek curry
• Local desserts - Jhangora Ki Kheer (barnyard millet kheer)

Shop for Souvenirs

Markets near each Dham and at Haridwar and Rishikesh have Rudraksha beads, Ganga Jal, idols, and puja items. Stock up on woollen shawls, wooden handicrafts, traditional Garhwali artifacts, and herbal products at Haridwar and Rishikesh markets.

Places to Visit during Chardham Yatra

Kedarnath, Badrinath, Gangotri, Yamunotri, Haridwar, Rishikesh, Devprayag, Rudraprayag, Joshimath, Uttarkashi, Barkot, Sitapur, Gaurikund, Pipalkoti, Pandukeshwar, Mana Village, Harsil, Govindghat, Chopta, Srinagar, Phata, Guptakashi.

• 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 natural hot springs near the Gangotri temple with high spiritual significance.
• Harsil Valley: Known for its unspoiled natural beauty - the Bhagirathi River, green meadows, and deodar forests.
• Shankaracharya Samadhi (Kedarnath): Memorial to Adi Shankaracharya, the saint who established the Chardham pilgrimage circuit.
• 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 - visit Vyas Gufa, Ganesh Gufa, and Bhim Pul here.
• 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. Book Early: Delhi to Chardham packages get booked fast. Book at least 6-8 weeks in advance, especially for peak season (May-June).
3. Respect Local Culture: Remove shoes before entering any religious site. Wear modest attire throughout the journey. Engage with locals respectfully.
4. Acclimatize: Walk slowly at Kedarnath and Badrinath. If you experience breathlessness or headache, rest and hydrate before continuing. Seek medical help if symptoms worsen.
5. Carry Cash: UPI works at Haridwar and Rishikesh but is unreliable near the Dhams. ATMs exist at Uttarkashi and Joshimath but can run out in peak season. Carry enough cash from Rishikesh.
6. Register for Yatra: Online registration at registrationandtouristcare.uk.gov.in is mandatory. Yatra Pass is checked at multiple checkpoints. We assist with the process - share your ID proof.

Choose the Best Chardham Yatra Package from Delhi

To make your trip comfortable and convenient, we offer Chardham Yatra packages from Delhi at competitive rates. With us, you get pre-booked accommodations, paid meals, and a comfortable vehicle with an experienced driver. You also get sightseeing tours, priority Darshan, and a customisable itinerary. Call us today to know more about your travel options.