Char Dham Yatra

Arrive at Delhi, report at designated reporting place and proceed to Haridwar – An ancient temple city located on the banks of River Ganga, at the foothills of the Himalayas.

In the morning proceed to Sayanachatti – a small peaceful town surrounded by hills serves as resting point for pilgrims travelling to Yamunoti Dham. Evening free time for relaxation.

Today proceed to Yamunotri – a temple dedicated to river Yamuna, the second-most sacred river after Ganges. This temple can only be accessed after a full 13km trek from the holy town of Hanuman Chatti. Evening return back to Sayanachatti.

Morning we travel to Uttarkashi – an ancient land with rich cultural heritage. As the name suggests it is ‘Kashi of the North’ and one of the most picturesque town of Garhwal region. In the evening visit one of the oldest and sacred temple of shri Kashi Vishwanath. It Is believed that this temple was built by Parashurama.

Full day excursion to Gangotri – one of highest pilgrimages in India located approx 3400 mtrs. The journey to Gangotri offers stunning vistas all around. According to Hindu legends Ganga is the most sacred of all rivers, which descended from heaven to earth at Gangotri. The actual origin of the river is at Gaumukh, where it is known as Bhagirathi and it acquires the name 'Ganga' after the river Alaknanda merges into it near the town of Devaprayag. En-route pass by Harsil, a serene Himalayan hamlet surrounded by snow-clad mountains, pine forests and apple orchards. On arrivat visit Gangotri Temple, Bhagirath rock and Bhagirathi river. Return back to Uttarkashi in the evening.

Travel to Sitapur – a beautiful village situated on the the way to Kedarnath Dham. Upon arrival free time for relexation.

Early morning proceed to Kedarnath also know as ‘Kedarkhand’. After trekking for almost 19km from Gaurikund one can reach to Kedarnath temple. It is one of the twelve jotirlingas of Lord Shiva, located in the Rudra Himalaya range at an altitude of 3500 m, near chorabari glacier, which is source of mandakini river. This temple is built of massive stone slabs over a large rectangular platform. Outside the temple door, a large statue of Nandi stands as guard. Later Visit samadhi of Jagad Guru Adi Shankarcharya, who built Kedarnath temple over a thousand years ago. Immerse yourself in the tranquile atmosphere of this sacred place.

Day is free for relaxation. Overnight at Sitapur.
Notes: Guests who do not wish to trek, can book for horse / ponies / Helicopter ride at an addititonal cost.

Proceed to Pipalkoti, en-route view the 3 Sangams of holy rivers -Vishnuprayag- Alaknanda and Dhauliganga, Nandprayag - Alaknanda and Nandakini, Karnaprayag- Alaknanda and Pinderganga. Arrive at Pipalkoti in the evening.

We start off our journey towards Badrinath. This beautiful town is situated at an elevation of around 3100 m, between Nar and Narayan Mountain ranges. Visit Badrinath temple dedicated to Lord Vishnu and believed to be established by Sage Adi Shankarachaya. We also visit Mana village - the last indian village on India- tibet border, Vyas and Ganesh gumpha – where Sage Vyas composed Mahabharata epic with the help of Ganesha. See the Bhim bridge and Swargarohini peaks - Pandavas took this path to heaven. Overnight stay at Badrinath.

Once again, if time permits we take darshan of Lord Badrinath and then begin our journey to Kirtinagar. Arrive at Kirtinagar in the evening.

Start your journey to Haridwar - an ancient temple city located on the banks of the River Ganga. En-route see Deoprayag – lies at the confluence of Alaknanda and Bhagirathi rivers. On arrival at Rishikesh, visit Laxman Zhulla, Baba Kali Kamliwala Ashram, Geeta Bhavan and Gangaghat of Haridwar. In the evening visit Har ki Pauri to get a captativating experience of Ganga Aarati.

Proceed to Delhi airport to board a flight/train to your hometown!