Char Dham Yatra

Welcome to the gateway of the Himalayas! Our team receives you at Haridwar, and after checking in, you can rest and freshen up. In the evening, join the mesmerising Ganga Aarti at Har Ki Pauri — a beautiful way to begin the yatra.

After breakfast, we set off for Barkot, winding through the foothills with stops for tea and views along the way. Arrive by evening, settle in, and rest well — tomorrow is your first dham.

An early start takes us to Janki Chatti, where the trek to Yamunotri begins. Walk at your own pace beside the river — or hire a pony or palki if you prefer. At the temple, take a dip in the warm Surya Kund, offer prayers to Goddess Yamuna, and return to Barkot by evening.

A relaxed drive along the Bhagirathi valley to Uttarkashi, the "Kashi of the Himalayas." Visit the ancient Kashi Vishwanath temple here and enjoy a slower afternoon before the long day ahead.

Drive up to Gangotri, through deodar forests and dramatic river gorges. Offer prayers at the temple of Goddess Ganga, bathe at the ghat if you wish, and soak in the peace of the place where the holy river first touches the plains of pilgrimage. Return to Uttarkashi in the evening.

Today is a travel day, and a beautiful one — crossing ridges and river valleys towards the Kedarnath side of Uttarakhand. Reach Guptkashi by evening and rest; tomorrow you walk to Kedarnath.

The day you've been waiting for. After an early breakfast, drive to Sonprayag and take a shared jeep to Gaurikund, where the trek to Kedarnath begins. Walk steadily (about 7–8 hours for most people) or choose a pony, palki, or helicopter. Evening aarti at the temple, with the snow peaks glowing behind it, is unforgettable.

Wake early for morning darshan at Kedarnath, then begin the descent to Gaurikund. From there, we drive back to Guptkashi for a well-earned rest.

Another day of sweeping mountain scenery as we head to Badrinath via Chopta, Gopeshwar, and Joshimath. Arrive in time to freshen up before the evening aarti at the Badrinath temple.

Morning darshan at Badrinath, with time for a dip in Tapt Kund. Then visit Mana, the last village before the Tibet border, with its Vyas Gufa and Bhim Pul. In the afternoon, begin the drive back down the Alaknanda valley, and stay overnight in Srinagar (Garhwal).

After breakfast, we drive to Haridwar, arriving by afternoon. Your yatra ends here, with four dhams in your heart and memories to last a lifetime. Onward travel can be arranged from Haridwar or Rishikesh.