Kedarnath and Badrinath Yatra Package

Delhi to Haridwar (205 km, 6 Hr)

Your journey to sacred lands of Kedarnath and Badrinath starts from Delhi which also be your onward destination. In Delhi, our representative will pick you from the airport or railway station in the morning who will then take to Haridwar through a 6-hr drive. On your arrival at Haridwar, you’ll be transferred to your hotel. Thereafter, in the evening, you’ll be the part of famous evening aarti at Har Ki Pauri. After the aarti, we’ll take you back to your hotel for an overnight sleep.

The sacred land of Haridwar is the place where pilgrims from across India pay a visit to cleanse their soul and remove all their sins by taking a dip in the holy water of River Ganges. The term Haridwar is the alliance of two words ‘Hari’ which denotes God and ‘Dwar’ refers to a gate, and thus, the name means the gateway to the god. Being a prominent pilgrimage destination in Uttarakhand, Haridwar houses some compelling attractions having a significant religious importance in the hearts of devotees. Mansa Devi Temple, Chitai Devi Temple, Chandi Devi Temple, and Har Ki Pauri are few of them. However, Evening Aarti at Har Ki Pauri is the most famous event in Haridwar where an abundance of devotees can be spotted enchanting aarti and offering prayers

Haridwar to Guptkashi (202 km, 9 hr)

Morning will start with a healthy breakfast followed by a 9-hr drive to Guptkashi. After reaching there, you’ll be accommodated in your hotel for a night sleep. Meanwhile, in the evening, offer your prayers at Kashi Vishwanath Temple and Ardhnarishwar Temple.

Guptkashi: Home to one of the oldest temple of Lord Shiva, Vishwanath, Guptkashi is located in the Garhwal region of Rudraprayag district. This small hamlet is also famous for its Ardhnarishwar Temple and Manikarnik Kund. The resplendent sight of Chaukhamba Peak makes Guptkashi a perfect place for sightseeing for tourists in the morning hours.

Guptkashi to Sonprayag to Kedarnath (27 km Drive + 19 km Trek)

Post breakfast, you’ll be taken to Sonprayag. From there, you’ll have to undergo a trekking trail which will lead you to Kedarnath Dham. Upon arrival at Kedarnath, we’ll take you to your hotel. In the evening, you’ll visit (darshan) Sh. Kedarnath and thereafter we’ll head back to the hotel for an overnight stay.

Kedarnath: One of the 12 Jyotirlinga; Char Dham; and Panch Kedar, Kedarnath is amongst the most paramount pilgrimage destinations for devotees of Lord Shiva. The temple of Kedarnath is comfortably perched at an elevation of 3583 m above the sea level and is situated near the source of River Mandakini. The town of Kedarnath boasts some compelling attractions in the form of Chorabari Tal, Vasuki Tal, Gaurikund, and Triyuginarayan Temple.

Kedarnath to Sonprayag to Rudraprayag (19 km Trek + 60 km drive)

After the darshan of Kedarnath Temple, we’ll recommence our yatra to Badrinath. On day 4, after the early morning pooja and darshan at Kedarnath Temple, we’ll trek down to Sonprayag where our representative will be waiting for you to take you Rudraprayag through a drive. After reaching there, you’ll be shifted to your hotel for a pleasing night sleep.

Rudraprayag - Badrinath (158 km, 08 hr Drive)

In the morning, after having breakfast, en-route visit Narsing Temple at Joshimath later we’ll leave for Badrinath. Once you reach there, you’ll be taken to your hotel and then to the temple for the holy darshan. Thereafter, we’ll take you to serene destinations of Mana Village, Vyas Gufa, Bheem Pul, and Saraswati River. After covering all these destinations, you’ll be headed back to your hotel for a good overnight sleep.

Tapt Kund: Said to be the abode of Goddess Agni, Tapt Kund is a natural water spring located on the bank of Alaknanda River. The water temperature of this sacred spring is 45°C. A holy dip in this natural sulphur spring is must before entering the Badrinath Temple. It is said that the water of Tapt Kund has medical properties, and thus, can cure skin diseases along with incinerating sins.

Narad Kund: Located on the recess of holy river Alaknanda, Narad Kund is a water spring in Badrinath from where Adi Shankaracharya established the idol of Lord Vishnu.

Mata Murti Temple: At a distance of 1 km from Badrinath Temple, Maa Murti Temple is located on the right bank of the river Alaknanda and is devoted to the mother of Lord Badrinath.

Mana Village: Reckoned to be the last village before Tibetan border, Mana Village is a countryside property, inhabited by Indo-Mongolian tribe. The town is famous for woollen garments and materials, potatoes, and kidney beans.

Bhim Pul: One of the top attractions in Mana Village, Bhim Pul is a bridge across the Saraswati River and is made up of natural stones. The legend has it that Bheem, the second of the Pandavas, made this bridge for his consort, and thus, the name Bhim Pul.

Vyas Gufa: Near Mana Village, there is Vyas Gufa – an ancient cave situated on the banks of Saraswati River. In the Hindu Scriptures, Vyas Cave is said to be the place where sage Vyas with the help of Lord Ganesha composed the Mahabharata Epic.

Badrinath to Rudraprayag (158 km, 8 hr Drive)

Will start with early morning pooja and darshan at the Temple. Later, after having breakfast, we’ll start our 8-hour return drive to Rudraprayag. The route of the drive cuts through Joshimath, Chamoli, and Karanprayag. As always on arrival, you’ll be transferred to your hotel for the overnight stay.

Rudraprayag to Rishikesh (137 km, 6 hr Drive)

In the morning of day 7 we’ll recommence our returning journey to Rishikesh via Srinagar (Garhwal). En-route of the journey, you’ll get a chance to witness holy town of Devprayag – a land where the rivers Bhagirathi and Alaknanda merges. As you’ll enter Rishikesh, we’ll directly take you to your hotel to fresh n up and thereafter, you’ill spend your evening at Laxman Jhula and Ram Jhula. After exploring Rishikesh, we’ll take you back to your hotel for a good sleep.

Rishikesh: One of the most divine and spiritual city, Rishikesh is a sacred place where one can attain salvation through meditation and yoga. Also esteemed as ‘Yoga City’, Rishikesh boasts many ashrams and yoga institutes or centers. Not just this, the city is also a prominent destination for various adventure activities, especially river rafting. Besides, Rishikesh is also known for being a prominent gateway to Chota Char Dham – Kedarnath, Badrinath, Gangotri, and Yamunotri.

Rishikesh to Delhi (234 km, 7 hr Drive)

Post breakfast, we’ll leave for Delhi through a 7-hr drive. On arrival, our representative will transfer you to your onward destination, i.e., airport or railway station.

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Special Note: The above cost is charged per person and is subjected to minimum 04 paying person, inclusive of stay in standard hotels and transport by Exclusive Sedan car.