Embark on one of the most sought after spiritual journeys in India that draws thousands of devotees each year. This ‘Char Dham Yatra’ takes you through the heart of the Himalayas to the sacred shrines of Yamunotri, Gangotri, Kedarnath, and Badrinath. These shrines are dedicated to Goddess Yamuna, Goddess Ganga, Lord Shiva and Lord Vishnu.
This 11 nights 12 days tour is not just a religious tour but also an enchanting expedition that offers a unique blend of devotion, culture, and breathtaking natural beauty. This tour starts from the vibrant city of Delhi, and then the journey leads to Haridwar, a sacred town where the holy Ganga River enters the plains.
As the Yatra progresses through picturesque routes, each destination unfolds like a chapter from a holy scripture, enveloping pilgrims in peace and devotion.
This tour is as much about discovering yourself as it is about paying homage to the gods. So, whether you seek spiritual solace, answers to life’s profound questions, or the beauty of nature in its purest form, the Char Dham Yatra is a journey that promises eternal memories and a renewed sense of being.
Please note: The tour requires good health and preparation, as it involves trekking at high altitudes and changing climates.
New Delhi Airport / Railway Station / ISBT
New Delhi Airport / Railway Station / ISBT
Haridwar, Barkot, Yamunotri, Uttarkashi, Gangotri, Guptkashi, Kedarnath, Joshimath, Badrinath, Vishnuprayag, Nandaprayag, Karnaprayag, Rudrapryag, Devprayag & Rishikesh
This 12 nights 13 days Best of Garhwal Tour comes coupled with cozy stays, delectable meals, and amazing sightseeing sessions that include:
Our friendly guide will greet you and then pick you up from your preferred destination in Delhi. We suggest you to begin your tour from Delhi in the morning to make the most of your trip.
After a few hours journey, you will arrive in Haridwar, the ancient holy city of North India. Here, you will check-in to your hotel to grab a little rest and to freshen-up.
After this, you will head towards the Har-ki-Pauri to take a sacred dip in the Ganga River. The Har ki Pauri is considered as one of the most sacred ghats on the Ganges. This site is sanctified by the legends of Lord Brahma, Lord Vishnu, and Lord Shiva.
It is believed that the footprint of Lord Vishnu is imprinted on a stone in the upper wall of the Har ki Pauri, which is continuously washed by the holy waters of the river. It is believed that taking a dip here not only provides you spiritual & mental peace, but also washes away sins.
Next, you will proceed towards the Maya Devi Temple, which is an ancient temple that is dedicated Goddess Maya, an incarnation of Goddess Shakti. This temple is considered to be a ‘Siddhi Peeth’ and it is believed to have been built at the place where the Goddess Sati’s heart and navel fell on Earth during Lord Shiva’s Tandava (dance of death).
You can pray here to the Goddess Maya Devi, who is believed to bless you with happiness in family life and marriage.
This will be followed by a visit to the Daksh Prajapati Temple, which is an ancient temple that is dedicated to King Daksha, the father of Goddess Sati.
This temple was built by Queen Dhankaur in 1810 at the place where King Daksha performed the sacred ‘yagna’ in which Goddess Sati jumped to protect the honour of her beloved husband, Lord Shiva, as he was not invited by her father.
In the evening, you will return to Har ki Pauri to witness the breathtaking Ganga Aarti. This spiritual ceremony not only offers a deep connection by blending the melody of the divine chants and the glowing lamps with the soothing flow of the river Ganga, it also offers a deep insight into India’s rich culture and tradition.
After this spiritual encounter, you are free to explore the local market on your own. Later, come back to your cozy hotel to have a delicious dinner and a good night’s sleep.
Today, wake up, freshen-up, enjoy a delectable breakfast, and then, you will start your journey to Barkot via a scenic route through the Garhwal Himalayas.
Mussoorie Sightseeing
On the way to Barkot, you’ll take a short detour in reaching Mussoorie to explore the Gun Hill, which is considered as the second highest point in town. The Gun Hill was used to fire a cannon at noon by the British to help people adjust their watches. Ever since India’s independence, the Gun Hill remains a must-visit attraction that offers stunning panoramic views of the mountains and the valleys.
Next, you will visit the Kempty Falls, which is a historic and a very popular waterfall that was developed by a British officer in the 1830s as a picnic spot for the British elites. It is one of Mussoorie’s oldest and most visited attractions, that not only looks surreal, but also offers you ample of opportunity to have fun in the water.
Drive to Barkot
After exploring the two most popular attractions in Mussoorie, you will continue your journey to Barkot, which is a small town in the Garhwal region of Uttarakhand that is known for its peaceful natural beauty.
Dinner & Overnight Stay
Soon, you will reach Barkot, where you will check into your hotel to enjoy a tasty dinner, and to settle in for a good night’s sleep.
Wake up early today to make the most of your day as you will have to trek for about 12 kilometres today. After freshening up and enjoying a nutritious breakfast, you will head to Yamunotri via the Janki Chatti.
Drive to Janki Chatti
Today’s journey begins with a short drive to Janki Chatti, which acts as the starting point for the captivating trek to Yamunotri.
On reaching Janki Chatti, take some time to stretch and prepare for an adventurous six-kilometer trek up to the Yamunotri Dham, which is situated at 12,972 feet above the sea level.
Trek to Yamunotri Dham
After trekking for a couple of hours, you will reach Yamunotri Dham.
Here, you will visit the Yamunotri Temple to seek blessings from Goddess Yamuna, the daughter of Lord Surya (the Sun God).
This temple was originally constructed by Garhwal Naresh Pratap Shah in the 18th century and was later renovated by King Sudarshan Shah in the 19th century.
Sacred Kund Visits
After seeking the blessings at the temple, you will encounter two natural springs nearby: the Surya Kund, which is known for its boiling hot water, and the Gauri Kund, which offers tepid water perfect for a relaxing bath.
Yamunotri is believed to be the seat of the Goddess Yamuna and is considered as the symbolic source of the Yamuna River.
But, the actual source of the river is the Yamunotri Glacier (20,955 feet), and ‘Sangya’ (14,500 feet) is the actual point of origin of the Yamuna river.
Return Trek & Drive Back to Barkot
After exploring Yamunotri, you will have to descend back to Janki Chatti, where your comfortable cab will be waiting to take you back to Barkot via the same picturesque route.
Dinner & Overnight Stay
Once back in Barkot, you will check into your hotel, enjoy a delicious dinner, and then settle in for a restful night’s sleep.
Today, wake up to a refreshing new day in the Himalayas, enjoy a delicious breakfast, and then check-out from your hotel to begin your journey towards Uttarkashi, which is a small yet very important town located on the banks of the Bhagirathi River.
Uttarkashi is not only known for acting as the gateway to Gangotri, but it also known as ‘Choti Kashi’. It is considered as the ‘Kashi’ (Varanasi) of the north and as it is believed that performing the final rites in Uttarkashi, along the banks of the Bhagirathi River helps attain salvation.
Arrival in Uttarkashi
Upon arrival in Uttarkashi, you will check into your hotel to freshen up and take a short rest.
Visit to Kuteti Devi Temple
Your sightseeing tour of Uttarkashi begins with a visit to the Kuteti Devi Temple, which is a very popular sacred site in Uttarkashi. The temple is dedicated to Goddess Kuteti Devi, who was the family deity of the Maharaja of Kota (Rajasthan).
As per the legend, the Maharaja had lost his money bag during a pilgrimage to Gangotri. Saddened by his loss, he prayed for its return at the Kashi Vishwanath Temple and promised to marry his daughter to an eligible bachelor in Uttarkashi.
Miraculously, the bag was found intact within the temple premises by the temple priest, and as a sign of gratitude, the Maharaja asked the priest to look for a suitable match for his daughter within the village.
On finding a decent match, the maharaja got his daughter married to him, fulfilling his vow to Lord Shiva at the Kashi Vishwanath Temple. However, after the marriage, the princess was quite unhappy as she could not visit her family deity.
She along with her husband prayed to Goddess Kuteti Devi to help them. Following their humble prayers, Goddess Kuteti Devi appeared in their dreams, guiding them to her presence in their fields, which was symbolized by three aromatic stones.
The excited couple went to their field and found the three stones with a heavenly aroma. Then, a temple was thus established at this divine site, and it is believed to fulfill the wishes of all its devotees.
Local Market Visit
After seeking the blessings at the Kuteti Devi Temple, you will return to the heart of Uttarkashi to explore the local market by your own.
Evening Aarti at Kashi Vishwanath Temple
As the day approaches evening, you must head towards the Kashi Vishwanath Temple to experience the mesmerizing evening aarti ceremony.
This spiritual ritual will leave you dazzled by its harmonious blend of temple bells, melodious chants, and the glow of lighted diyas. The Kashi Vishwanath Temple is dedicated to Lord Shiva and holds great historical as well as spiritual significance.
Visit to Shakti Temple
After visiting the Kashi Vishwanath Temple, you will visit the Shakti Temple, which is located within the same courtyard. This temple is dedicated to Goddess Shakti, who is known as the Goddess of Strength.
Dinner & Overnight Stay
Finally, you will conclude your day’s tour by returning to your hotel to relish a delightful dinner and to have a peaceful night’s sleep.
Today, wake up early and aim at starting your day as early as possible to fully enjoy what lies ahead. Freshen-up, enjoy a hearty breakfast, and then check out from your hotel to begin your journey towards Gangotri, which is a sacred site that is not only known as the source of the river, but also as the abode of the Goddess Ganga.
As you travel from Uttarkashi to Gangotri in your comfortable cab, you will witness various picturesque spots along the way. Finally, after a few hour’s drive, you will reach the sacred town of Gangotri.
Gangotri Temple
Here, you will visit the Gangotri Temple, which is situated near the sacred stone where King Bhagirath worshipped Lord Shiva. It is believed that Goddess Ganga transformed into a river here after descending from the heaven to purify the souls of King Bhagirath’s ancestors.
This river flowing along Gangotri is known as the Bhagirathi River from its origin at the Gaumukh glacier until it converges with the Alaknanda River at Devprayag, where it officially becomes the River Ganga. A dip in the sacred waters of the Bhagirathi River is believed to cleanse sins and aid in the salvation of ancestors.
After absorbing the spiritual aura of Gangotri, you will begin your journey back towards Uttarkashi. However, enroute Uttarkashi, you will take a detour near Bhaironghati to embark on a short captivating trek to Gartang Gali, which is an ancient wooden walkway clinging to a cliff above the roaring Jadh Ganga river.
Gartang bridge
The Gartang bridge has built by cutting the steep cliff, laying an iron rod into it, and then wooden planks on top of it to form a bridge. It is believed to have been built by the Pathans of Peshawar as a trek route that connected the Barhat Market in Uttarkashi with China.
The Gartang Gali offers a beautiful view of the Jadh Ganga River and the Nelang Valley. Though this adventure comes at an additional cost, the breathtaking views, and the thrill of walking along this historic route makes it a must-do experience.
After this exciting trek, you will continue your journey further to Gangnani, which is renowned for its hot-water springs, popularly known as Rishikund. A dip in these geothermal waters after a tedious day of trekking is surely a relaxing experience.
Later, you will return to your hotel in Uttarkashi to enjoy a sumptuous dinner, and to settle in for a well-deserved sleep.
Today, wake up early, have a hearty breakfast, and then you will start your journey to Guptkashi, which is also referred to as the ‘Hidden Benares’. It is believed that Lord Shiva hid from the Pandava brothers here at Guptkashi and moved further up the valley to Kedarnath, where the Pandavas ultimately achieved their desire to see him. Therefore, Guptkashi is also referred to as the gateway to Kedarnath.
We recommend you begin your journey by 7:00 AM to fully make the most of your time. The route from Uttarkashi to Guptkashi is known for its breathtaking landscapes.
Today, you will have an option to either go to Guptkashi via Tehri, or you can choose to go via Moolgarh and Lambgaon.
Option 1: Via Tehri
Enroute Guptkashi, you will take a slight detour to visit the Tehri Dam, which is a large dam that is built on the Bhagirathi River. This dam is counted amongst the largest dams in Asia and among the tallest dams of the World. The Tehri Dam Reservoir offers ample of opportunities to indulge in various water sports. However, these adventures come at an additional cost.
After spending some quality time at Tehri, you will continue your journey towards Guptkashi. Enroute Guptkashi, you will stop at a popular local eatery to relish a delicious local Garhwali cuisine.
Option 2: Via Moolgarh & Lambgaon
If you choose to travel via Moolgarh & Lambgaon, you will reach Guptkashi a bit earlier as compared to option 1. As you travel through this scenic route, you will not only witness the beautiful lush green landscape, but will also have a chance to witness the observe the fascinating rural life of Uttarakhand. Apart from that, you will also see the Mandakini River, which originates from Kedarnath.
Enroute Guptkashi, you will have stop at a popular local dhabha or eatery to savour the taste of a delicious local cuisine. After following the course of the river Mandakini uphill, you will soon reach Guptkashi.
Guptkashi Temple Visit & Overnight Stay
On reaching Guptkashi, you will check-in to your hotel to freshen up and to have a little rest.
Soon, you will head out of your hotel to visit the Ardh-Narishwar Temple, which is dedicated to Lord Shiva, who is worshipped here in his Ardhnarishwar form. This form represents a unique combination of Lord Shiva and his consort Goddess Parvati, symbolizing the union of male and female energies. The temple provides a tranquil space for meditation and worship, amidst the backdrop of the majestic Himalayas.
Apart from the Ardh-Narishwar Temple, the complex also houses another temple, which is known as the Vishwanath Temple, that is dedicated to Lord Shiva. Here, you will also see the Manikarnika Kund, which is a large water tank that houses two sacred Shivalingas, representing Lord Shiva and Lord Vishnu. According to the legend, the Manikarnika Kund is believed to be the place where the divine streams of the rivers Ganga and Yamuna meet, symbolizing the confluence of these sacred waters.
After this, you are free to explore the local market on your own. Later, come back to your hotel to have a delicious dinner and to grab a peaceful sleep.
Today, wake up early during Brahmamuhurta, freshen up, and then you will embark on a short trip to Gaurikund, which is the starting point of your trek to Kedarnath.
Holy Bath at Gaurikund
On reaching Gaurikund, you will have a nutritious breakfast, and then you will head to the actual kund to take a bath in it’s holy waters as it is considered quite auspicious to bathe here before visiting the Kedarnath Dham.
After bathing at Gaurikund, you will begin your 19 kilometres trek to Kedarnath. The path of the trek is well-defined and offers breathtaking views of the Garhwal Himalayas.
There are several rest points and eateries along the route. It will take somewhere around five to eight hours for you to complete the trek and reach the Kedarnath Dham.
Once you reach Kedarnath, you can check-in to your clean and cozy hotel to grab some rest and to freshen up.
After a little rest, you must visit the Kedarnath Temple, which is counted among the twelve Jyotirlingas of Lord Shiva. The Kedarnath Dham is a very sacred pilgrimage site, and it is highly believed that visiting it is believed to liberate one from the cycle of birth and death.
Adi Shankaracharya Samadhi
After this, you can visit the Adi Shankaracharya Samadhi, which is located near the Kedarnath Temple.
This Samadhi has been built at the final resting place of Adi Shankaracharya, who was an eminent saint, who is believed to have founded the Advaita Vedanta School of Philosophy credited with establishing the four sacred maths (major religious sites) in India during the 8th century.
The four ‘maths’ include Jyotirmatha (Joshimath) in the north, Sringeri Sharada Peetham in the south, Dwarka Pitha in the west, and Govardhan Matha in the east.
Visit to Shri Bhairavnath Temple
Next, you must visit the Shri Bhairavnath Temple, which is located around 800 meters from the main Kedarnath Temple.
The temple is dedicated to Lord Bhairav who is considered as the fierce manifestation of Lord Shiva, that is associated with destruction and devastation.
It is believed that Lord Bhairav is the protector of Kedarnath and visiting the temple is a must on your trip to the Kedarnath Dham.
Apart from the spiritual aspect of the place, you will also witness a beautiful panoramic view of the Kedarnath Temple and the Mandakini River.
Evening Aarti & Overnight Stay
Finally, trek down to the Kedarnath Temple and make sure to reach there by 5:30 pm to witness the enchanting evening Aarti that is filled with the melody of rhythmic temple bells and divine chants.
After the aarti, you can either continue exploring Kedarnath or return to your hotel to have a delicious dinner and to grab a restful sleep.
Morning Aarti & Darshan at Kedarnath
Today, wake up as early as possible to witness the morning aarti at the Kedarnath Temple and to have a peaceful darshan without the crowds.
Apart from the divine darshan, witnessing the temple at dawn, against the backdrop of the snow-clad mountains offers a soothing and an unforgettable experience.
Trek Back to Gaurikund
After the darshan, return to your hotel to have an appetizing breakfast, and then you will begin your trek back to Gaurikund.
Though the return trek tends to be faster, we suggest you to carefully navigate the descending path.
Drive to Guptkashi
On reaching Gaurikund, you can try some refreshments (at your expense) and then you will get in your comfortable cab, which will take you back to your hotel in Guptkashi.
Relaxation & Overnight Stay
On reaching your hotel, you can choose to either relax or you may head towards the Manikarnika Kund to bathe and relax in its tranquil waters.
Later return to your hotel to have a delicious dinner and to grab a nice restful sleep.
Today, we highly recommend you to wake up early and depart from Guptkashi by 6 AM as the journey to Joshimath is quite long.
Route Options to Joshimath
Today, you have an option to travel Joshimath via a scenic route through Chopta & Mandal, or via the other route via Rudraprayag & Karnaprayag.
Option 1: Via Chopta & Mandal
The route via Chopta and Mandal is renowned for its scenic beauty and takes you through the Kedarnath Wildlife Sanctuary. It is a less traveled road that offers a more tranquil journey and offers stunning views of the Himalayan ranges, including Trishul, Nanda Devi, and Chaukhamba.
After a few minutes journey from Guptkashi, you will reach the Ukhimath Omkareshwar Temple, which serves as the winter abode for Lord Shiva from the Kedarnath shrine.
According to the legend, it is believed to be the place where Mandhata, an ancestor of Lord Rama, renounced all the worldly pleasures and prayed intensely by standing on one leg for 12 years.
Impressed by his penance, Lord Shiva appeared to him in the form of Omkar (sound of Om) and blessed him. It is also believed that Usha (the daughter of Vanasur) and Anirudh (the grandson of Lord Krishna) married here.
On the way, you will reach Chopta, which is often referred to as the ‘Mini Switzerland of India’ as it boasts of having lush green meadows and offers a panoramic view of the snow-capped Himalayas.
Chopta also acts as the base for the trek to Tungnath Temple (the world’s highest Shiva temple), which is counted among the Panch Kedar (five holy temples of Lord Shiva).
The other Kedars are Kedarnath, Rudranath, Madhyamaheshwar, and Kalpeshwar Nath. This route is especially appealing for nature lovers and those seeking tranquility away from the bustling city life.
Option 2: Via Rudraprayag & Karnaprayag
The route through Rudraprayag and Karnaprayag generally has better road conditions and more amenities like restaurants, shops, and fuel stations, making it a more comfortable choice for those who prioritize ease of travel and access to facilities.
This route offers a potentially faster travel time, depending on the traffic.
Arrival in Joshimath
Finally, you’ll reach Joshimath in the late afternoon or early evening, where you will check-in to your hotel to enjoy a delicious dinner and to grab a peaceful sleep.
Today, wake up, freshen up, relish an appetizing breakfast, and then you will embark on a short trip to Badrinath.
Holy Dip at Tapt Kund
Soon, you will reach Badrinath, where you will first visit the Tapt Kund to take a holy dip in the hot springs, as it is customary for pilgrims to bathe here before entering the temple.
Visit to Badrinath Temple
After bathing in the Tapt Kund, you will then proceed towards the Badrinath Temple, which is a very famous temple dedicated to Lord Vishnu.
The temple is a significant spiritual destination for Hindus worldwide and is part of the Char Dham & Chota Char Dham pilgrimage circuits.
According to the legend, the Badrinath Dham was established as a major pilgrimage site by Adi Shankaracharya in the 8th century, who discovered the idol of Lord Vishnu in the Alaknanda River and then enshrined it by building a temple.
Excursion to Mana Village
Next, you will head towards the Mana Village, which is the last village on the road near the Indo-Tibet border.
Here, you will also visit the Vyas Gufa, which is believed to be the place where sage Vyasa composed the Mahabharata.
Return to Joshimath
In the evening, you will return back to Joshimath, where you will check-in back to your cozy hotel to relax, have a delectable dinner, and settle in for a restful night’s sleep.
Today, wake up to a fresh new day, have a sumptuous breakfast, and then embark on an unforgettable and fascinating trip. You will begin today’s tour by visiting the Narsimha Temple in Joshimath, and then you will continue your journey further south-west to Rishikesh.
Visit to Narsimha Temple
On reaching the temple, you will notice the beautifully carved architecture that showcases a blend of the ancient Himalayan culture and traditional design.
The Narsimha Temple is dedicated to Lord Narsimha, who was an incarnation of Lord Vishnu. According to the legend, Lord Narsimha is worshipped here as the protector and savior, as he took the fierce form to protect his devotee, Prahlad.
Apart from that, he also defeated the demon king Hiranyakashipu. It is believed that Lord Narsimha blesses his devotees by offering them protection and prosperity.
Journey from Joshimath to Rishikesh
After seeking the blessings of Lord Narsimha, you will bid farewell to Joshimath and then continue your journey to Rishikesh, the ‘Yoga Capital of the World’.
Visit to the Sacred Prayags
On the way to Rishikesh, you will visit the sacred Prayags, the confluences of various holy rivers that together form the Ganga River.
First, you will visit the Nandaprayag, where the Alaknanda River meets the Nandakini River. This confluence is known for its serene beauty and the belief that it washes away one’s sins.
This will be followed by a visit to Karnaprayag, a point where the Pindar River merges with the Alaknanda River. This Prayag (confluence of rivers) is named after Karna from the Mahabharata, who is believed to have done penance here.
Next, you will visit Rudraprayag, where the river Alaknanda and the river Mandakini come together. This Prayag is associated with Lord Shiva in his Rudra avatar (fiery form) and is known for its divine atmosphere and the powerful flow of the rivers.
Finally, you will visit Devprayag, where the river Bhagirathi and river Alaknanda unite to form the holy river Ganga.
Optional River Rafting Experience
As you approach Rishikesh, you have an option to indulge in an adventurous river rafting session from Shivpuri to Ram Jhula, adding a thrill to your spiritual journey. However, this is optional and comes at an additional cost.
Arrival in Rishikesh & Overnight Stay
You will soon arrive in Rishikesh by evening, where you will check into your hotel to enjoy a delightful dinner and to settle in for a restful night.
We recommend you to wake up early before sunrise and head to the nearest ashram located near the banks of the river Ganga to indulge in a revitalizing yoga and meditation session, while relishing the beauty of the rising sun.
Breakfast & Visit to Beatles Ashram
After this invigorating yoga session, you will return to your hotel to freshen up and have a delicious breakfast. After that, you will visit the famous Beatles Ashram, which was officially known as the Maharishi Mahesh Yogi Ashram.
This ashram gained worldwide attention after the Beatles’ (a very famous band) visited it in 1968 for transcendental meditation. The ashram today stands as a fascinating relic of the ’60s, which is adorned with graffiti that tells stories of peace and spirituality.
Ram Jhula, Lakshman Jhula & Local Markets
Next, you will head towards Ram Jhula and Lakshman Jhula, which are two iconic suspension bridges that are named after the divine brothers, Lord Rama and Lord Lakshman.
You can cross these bridges to capture the stunning views of the river Ganga with the backdrop of the mountains. After crossing these bridges, you will reach the vibrant markets of Rishikesh, where you can shop for traditional clothing, handicrafts, and artifacts.
Here, you can also visit the riverside eateries to enjoy the taste of both local and international cuisine while embracing a gorgeous view.
Adventure Activities at Mohan Chatti (Optional)
In Rishikesh, you can add a bit of adventure to your spiritual trip by undertaking bungee jumping at Mohan Chatti. Being one of the highest bungee platforms in India, the site promises a thrilling leap.
The flying fox zipline is another exciting activity you can try here at Mohan Chatti. Though both these activities come at an additional cost, they are worth an experience.
Visit to Neelkanth Mahadev Temple
If bungee jumping isn’t on your agenda, you will straight away head towards the Neelkanth Mahadev Temple or else you will go there after your adventure at Mohan Chatti.
It is believed that the temple is built on the site where Lord Shiva is said to have ingested poison during the churning of the ocean.
Evening Ganga Aarti at Triveni Ghat
After seeking the blessings of Lord Shiva at Neelkanth Mahadev Temple, you will come back to Rishikesh. Here, you will proceed directly to the Triveni Ghat to witness the enchanting Ganga Aarti, which is a spiritual ceremony filled with rhythmic chants and illuminating light of the lamps.
Dinner & Overnight Stay
Now, you are free to explore Rishikesh or you may head back to your hotel to feast on a delicious dinner and to grab a restful night’s sleep.
Today, wake up to a refreshing day, freshen up, have a hearty breakfast, and then prepare to head back to Delhi to conclude this unforgettable spiritual journey.
Visit to Har ki Pauri, Haridwar
On your way to Delhi, you will stop at Haridwar to visit the Har ki Pauri again to allow you to take a holy dip in the sacred waters of the river Ganga and to help you collect Ganga Jal (holy water) for your home.
Optional Visit to Crystal World Amusement & Water Park
After visiting the Har ki Pauri, you will continue your journey towards Delhi. However, if you are in the mood for some fun and excitement, you can consider stopping by the Crystal World Amusement & Water Park to enjoy the water rides or indulge in various other activities available at the adventure park. However, this experience is optional and comes at an additional expense.
Arrival in Delhi & Tour Conclusion
As you make your way back to Delhi, we will gladly drop you at your preferred location, be it ISBT, the railway station, or the airport.
This marks the end of your enchanting ‘Char Dham Yatra’ tour. Now you can finally head back home with spiritual bliss and unforgettable memories that will linger on for the years to come.
Please Note: It’s important to plan your departure from Haridwar carefully to ensure that it aligns with your onward journey from Delhi, for a smoother transition back home.
The itinerary we have designed is what we feel is the best approach to explore.
However, this tour is entirely customisable as per your requirements.
| No. of Days | Cost / person | Occupancy |
|---|---|---|
| 9 Nights 10 Days | starts at ₹67,500 | Double |
| 9 Nights 10 Days | starts at ₹60,500 | Triple |
| 10 Nights 11 Days | starts at ₹67,500 | Double |
| 10 Nights 11 Days | starts at ₹60,500 | Triple |
| 11 Nights 12 Days | starts at ₹67,500 | Double |
| 11 Nights 12 Days | starts at ₹60,500 | Triple |
| 12 Nights 13 Days | starts at ₹67,500 | Double |
| 12 Nights 13 Days | starts at ₹60,500 | Triple |
Our Char Dham Yatra with National Trips was a truly memorable and spiritually fulfilling experience. From the very beginning, the team displayed excellent planning, professionalism, and care for every pilgrim.
All travel arrangements were smooth and well-managed, including comfortable transportation, clean hotels, and timely check-ins. The itinerary was thoughtfully designed, allowing us to visit Yamunotri, Gangotri, Kedarnath, and Badrinath without feeling rushed, despite the challenging terrain and weather conditions.
The drivers were experienced, polite, and very familiar with the mountain routes, which made the journey feel safe and stress-free. The support team remained available throughout the trip, ensuring that senior citizens and families received special attention whenever required.
Overall, National Trips delivered an exceptional Char Dham Yatra experience, combining devotion, comfort, and reliability. I would highly recommend them to anyone planning a sacred pilgrimage to the Char Dham. It was truly a journey of faith, peace, and unforgettable memories.