Uttarakhand is home to many devotee places, Holy temples, and places that attract thousands of devotees, spiritual seekers, and tourists from all over India and abroad. The four holy pilgrim spots: are Badrinath Dham, Kedarnath Dham, Gangotri Dham, and Yamunotri Dham. The four holy places are also sources of four sacred rivers, Alaknanda (Badrinath), Mandakini (Kedarnath), Ganga (Gangotri), and Yamuna (Yamunotri).
Char Dham Yatra is one such bliss-endearing journey. The popularity of Char Dham is growing not just among devotees, but also among adventure enthusiasts who want to explore the mighty Himalayas and enjoy the adventure of climbing them.
Each temple has a unique history associated with it. Kedarnath temple is devoted to Lord Shiva, while the Badrinath temple is dedicated to Lord Vishnu. Gangotri worships Goddess Ganga Mata, whereas Yamunotri worships Goddess Yamuna mata. You also get to experience the beauty that the Himalayas are known for. Plan your Char Dham Yatra for a cultural, spiritual and adventurous journey in the beautiful mountains.
| DEPARTURE/RETURN LOCATION |
Haridwar/ Rishikesh |
| DEPARTURE TIME |
Please arrive at least 2 hours before |
| INCLUDED |
| fare |
Accommodations |
| Breakfast and dinner |
All Meals from day 1 |
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| NOT INCLUDED |
| Entrance fees |
Mules and Porter to carry personal luggage |
| Guide gratuity |
Meals during road journey |
Insurance |
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About The Trek
The 6-day trek takes you along some of the most beautiful places in Uttarakhand that are blessed with an abundance of nature.
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Day 1: Rishikesh to Rudraprayag
- The first-day ride will start from Rishikesh to Rudraprayag at around 200 km, which generally takes about 7 hours.
- There are several lookout spots on the way where you can stop to admire nature.
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Day 2:RUDRAPRAYAG TO KEDARNATH
- The next day after breakfast, visit the Rudranath temple in Rudraprayag and the confluence of Alaknanda and Mandakini rivers, then begins your drive towards Gauri Kund, around 40 km away.
- Once you reach Gauri Kund, start the 16-km trek to Kedarnath. You can also ride a doli or a pony.
- Once in Kedarnath, check into a hotel/ Camp. In the evening you can visit the Kedarnath temple and enjoy the divine art
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Day 3: KEDARNATH TO RUDRAPRAYAG
- The next morning, trek back to Gaurikund. The trek of 16km takes less time on the way down to Gauri Kund.
- Once you reach Gauri Kund, start the ride back to Rudraprayag via Guptkashi.
- Once in Rudraprayag, check into your Hotel
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Day 4:RUDRAPRAYAG TO BADRINATH
- The next day after breakfast, drive towards Badrinath.
- After around 33 km, stop at Karanaprayag, the confluence of the Alaknanda and Pindar rivers.
- Next, you can have tea at Nandprayag, approximately 20 km away, where the Mandakini and Alaknanda rivers meet.
- After an hour of road journey, you can stop at the Pipalkoti town for lunch.
- From pipalkoti, Badrinath is 75 km away, and on the way, you can visit Narsingh ( winter home of Lord Vishnu) Temple in Joshimath.
- The next stop in Joshimath can be the Shankaracharya Math, which is said to have been built by jagatguru Adi Shankaracharya.
- This is one of Sapta Badris, the seven temples dedicated to Lord Vishnu in Uttarakhand. Badrinath is just 1 km from here.
- Once you reach, check into the Hotel. In the evening, visit Badrinath Temple and enjoy the arti.
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Day 5: BADRINATH TO RUDRAPRAYAG
- Next morning, after a dip in the Tapt Kund, visit the Badrinath Temple. Return to the Hotel by 7:30 am, have breakfast, and then you can leave for the famous Mana village.
- Explore the Badrinath town and then start the ride back to Rudraprayag. On the way, around 120 km away, stop at Vishnuprayag, the confluence of the Alaknanda and Dhauliganga rivers.
- Stay the night at scenic Rudraprayag.
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Day 6: RUDRAPRAYAG TO Rishikesh
- The next morning ride back to Haridwar a little later, after enjoying a relaxed breakfast. Halt at Rishikesh/ Haridwar
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