Chardham
Chardham
13 Days
Chardham Yatra is India’s most devoted and featured part of India spiritual tour. Chardham is the most renowned and holy expedition in India that includes visiting to four glorious shrines including Yamunotri, Gangotri, Kedarnath and lastly the Badrinath Dham. A visit to these holy shrines together forms the Chota Chardham Yatra in India. All these famous sacred destinations are being located in the astonishing Himalayan foothills of Uttarakhand at distinct districts.
- Day 1:
Arrival at Haridwarstation after arrival proceed to hotel & chek in into hotel then night will halt at Rishikesh. - Day 2:
Today we will do side scene ofRishikesh which is Ram jhula , Laxmanjhula, ParmarthNiketatan& after lunch at risikesh we will visit Haridwar to Experience Ganga Aarti of HarkiPaudi after aarti proceed towards Rishikesh & night will halt at rishikesh. - Day 3:
Today early in the morning we will proceed towards Ranachatti/Badkot via Masoori meanwhile time we will visit Kempty fall &lakshyagruh (if possible) nighthalt at Ranachatti/Badkot. - Day 4:
Today we will visit first Dham of yatra yamunotri we will start it from Jankichatti( base Camp ofyamunotri ) distance of trek is about to 6 Km from base camp, we can go with the help of Horse or Doli or Kandi after Darshan at Yamunotri return to Ranachatti/Badkot for overnight stay - Day 5:
After breakfast we will proceed towards Uttarkashi meanwhile time we will visit Kashivishweshwar, Trishulmandir after that night halt at Uttarkashi. - Day 6:
Today early in the morning we will proceed towards Gangotri (Udgam place of holy river Ganga) meanwhile journey we will take bath at GangNahanipond of hot water after reaching at Gangotri we will complete all Pooja Vidhis at Gangotri then return to Uattarkashi - Day 7:
After breakfast we will proceed towards Rampur (Base camp of kedarnath) via Rudraprauyag & Guptakashi night halt at Rampur - Day 8:
Today we will start trek of Kedarnathone of the Twelve Jyotirling from Gaurikund.this trek is about to 20 km from Gaurikund we can cover this trek with the help of helicopter or Horse or Doli or Kandi after Darshan at Kedarnath night will halt at Kedarnath(its up to you ) or return to Rampur & night halt. - Day 9:
Today after breakfast we will visit Triyuginarayan [lord Shiva Parvati Vivah shila] after that back to Rampur & night will halt Rampur. - Day 10:
Today we will proceed towards Badrinath meanwhile time we will
visit Shankaracharya temple at Joshimath night halt at Badrinath. - Day 11:
Early morning take a holy bath at Tapt Kund and then go for the Darshan of Badrivishal Brahma kapal for the PinddanShraddh of ancestors. Explore the other holy sites at Badrinath like Mana, Vyas Cave, Bhimkund etc. Thereafter, proceed towards Pipalkoti to take stay. - Day 12:
After breakfast we will proceed toward haridwar & overnight stay at haridwar. - Day 13:
Today you will be dropped at nearest railway station to begin return journey.
- Management Cost
- Hotels As per selected Category.
- Daily Breakfast.
- All Transfers & Sightseeing by Private Vehicle if group available then as per group
- Any Airfare or Train Fare
- Entry tickets of Monument or Tourist places
- Any expenses of personal nature such as tips, portage, laundry, room service, mineral waters, telephone calls, food, drinks Video and Camera permits. Etc
- Early or Late check out due to flight/train/bus schedule
- Any other items not mentioned in The Tour cost Inclusion column
- GST as applicable
- Special Darshan entry tickets
- Pandit charges for Puja activities .
- Tour Type: Family, Pilgrimage, Excursion
- Journey Type: Road Journey
- How to Reach: By Road, By Train
- Places Cover: Haridwar, Rishikesh, Masoori, Yamunotri, Gangotri, Kedarnath, Badrinath, Joshimath, Triyugini Narayan.
- Activities Available: Leisure, Exploring
- Food Available: Indian Veg
- Shopping Places: Available
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