Chardham Yatra – Ex-Delhi (11N/12D)

About This Tour

The term “Char Dham” refers to the four sacred abodes of God — Yamunotri, Gangotri, Kedarnath, and Badrinath — located in the high Himalayas of Uttarakhand.

According to Hindu mythology:
Yamunotri – Origin of River Yamuna, symbolizing purity & patience.
Gangotri – Birthplace of River Ganga, representing spiritual liberation.
Kedarnath – The abode of Lord Shiva, symbol of faith & endurance.
Badrinath – The seat of Lord Vishnu, symbolizing salvation & peace.

The Yatra traditionally starts from West to East (Yamunotri → Gangotri → Kedarnath → Badrinath).
➡️ This sequence represents the journey from purification (Yamuna) to salvation (Vishnu).

Chardham Opening and Closing Dates for 2026
The Chardham Yatra opens on Akshaya Tritiya. The deities of all the Chardham are moved to other places during the harsh winter months, when all the Chardham sites are covered in snow. Here are the details of the opening and closing dates of the Char Dham sites in 2026.

Yamunotri & Gangotri Dham
Open: 19 April 2026
Close: 11 November 2026
Kedarnath Dham
Open: 22 April 2026
Close: 11 November 2026
Badrinath Dham
Open: 24 April 2026
Close:13 November 2026

The Chardham Yatra is one of the most sacred pilgrimages in India, taking devotees on a spiritually transformative journey through the majestic Himalayas of Uttarakhand. Covering the four holy shrines — Yamunotri, Gangotri, Kedarnath, and Badrinath — this yatra is believed to cleanse past karmas, purify the soul, and guide devotees toward moksha (liberation).
This 11 Nights / 12 Days Chardham Yatra from Delhi is carefully designed to maintain the traditional west-to-east sequence, allowing pilgrims to progress naturally from purification to salvation. The journey begins at Yamunotri, the source of the Yamuna River, continues to Gangotri, the sacred origin of the Ganga, ascends to Kedarnath, the powerful Jyotirlinga of Lord Shiva, and concludes at Badrinath, the divine abode of Lord Vishnu.
Beyond temple visits, this pilgrimage offers breathtaking Himalayan landscapes, sacred river confluences (Prayags), ancient villages, and deeply spiritual moments such as morning abhisheks, evening aartis, and quiet reflection amidst snow-clad peaks. With carefully planned halts, comfortable accommodations, and experienced local support, this yatra is suitable for senior citizens, families, and first-time pilgrims seeking a safe and meaningful spiritual experience.
There is no better place to begin this divine journey than Haridwar, often called the Gateway to the Gods. Starting the Chardham Yatra from Haridwar is believed to spiritually prepare the pilgrim for the demanding yet enlightening journey ahead.

Best Time for Chardham Yatra
The Chardham temples generally open between late April and early May and close around early November. The ideal travel periods include:

Summer (May to June): This is the peak pilgrimage season, offering pleasant weather and safer road conditions after winter snowfall clears.

Post-Monsoon (September to October): Clear skies, fresh mountain air, and fewer crowds make this period spiritually serene and visually stunning.

Monsoon (July to August) – Not Recommended: Heavy rainfall, landslides, and roadblocks make this season risky. Helicopter services are often suspended due to poor weather.

Day 01 :

Delhi – Haridwar (220 km / 6–7 hrs)

Arrive at Delhi Airport or Railway Station Meet our representative and begin your sacred journey early in the morning from Delhi. Drive towards Haridwar, the gateway to the Char Dham Yatra. Upon arrival, check in to your hotel and relax.
Haridwar Sightseeing: Har Ki Pauri, Mansa Devi Temple – Ropeway ride (optional) if time permits
In the evening, witness the mesmerizing Ganga Aarti at Har Ki Pauri, a soul-stirring spiritual experience.

Overnight Stay : Barkot
Meals: Dinner.

Day 02 :

Haridwar –Barkot (198 Km / 6-7hrs)

After breakfast and drive towards barkot. En route, stop at Mussoorie and enjoy Kempty Falls. By evening, reach Barkot — a serene hill town beside the Yamuna River.

Overnight Stay: Barkot
Meals: Breakfast & Dinner.

Day 03 :

Barkot/Kharsali–Yamunotri(45 kms:2hrs 6km trek) -Barkot/ Kharshil (6km trek + 45 kms : 2hrs drive).

Wake up early and leave for Yamunotri around 5/6 am. We reached Janki Chatti where we started our 6 kms trek to Yamunotri. The stretch can be covered by walking, horse, or palki (Cost on Direct Payment).
From here, begin a 6 km trek to the holy shrine of Yamunotri, the source of River Yamuna. Take a dip in the surya kund (hot spring), then visit the temple dedicated to Goddess Yamuna.

Overnight Stay: Barkot
Meals: Breakfast & Dinner.

Day 04 :

Barkot –Uttarkashi (100 Km / 4-5 hrs)

Drive through pine forests and mountain villages to reach Uttarkashi, situated on the banks of the Bhagirathi River. Visit the Vishwanath Temple, dedicated to Lord Shiva and Shakti Temple, which is known for its big Trishul.

Overnight Stay: Uttarkashi.
Meals: Breakfast & Dinner.

Day 05 :

Uttarkashi –Gangotri –Uttarkashi (100 Km each side/ 4-5 hrs)

Have an early breakfast, drive to Gangotri Temple, dedicated to Goddess Ganga, en-route stop at Gangnani (Garam Kund) and enjoy the beauty of Harsil Valley and then you will proceed to Gangotri. the prayers at the Gangotri Temple,take a holy dip in River Ganga, and perform pooja and visit nearby sightseeing: Bhagirath Shila after darshan return to Uttarkashi.

Overnight Stay: Uttarkashi.
Meals: Breakfast & Dinner.

Day 06 :

Uttarkashi – Guptkashi/Phata/Sitapur(220 Km each side/ 8-9 hrs)

Drive through scenic valleys,On the way see the scenic view of the Mandakini River. Reaching at Guptkashi, visit the spiritual town that houses the ancient Ardhnarishwar Temple, seeking blessings.

Overnight Stay: Guptkashi/Phata/Sitapur.
Meals: Breakfast & Dinner.

Day 07 :

Guptkashi / Phata – Sonparayag - Gaurikund – Kedarnath

Early morning around 4/5am put your luggage in the locker room / store room provided by the hotel, now you will proceed to Sonprayag. Reaching at Sonprayag our vehicle will drop you and then you will get the local or government taxi to GauriKund. Begin your 20km trek to the sacred Kedarnath Temple, one of the 12 Jyotirlingas of Lord Shiva. You can also have options for trekking - Horse,pony , doli, or helicopter services (Cost on Direct Payment).
Upon reaching Kedarnath, visit the temple during evening aarti.

Overnight Stay: Kedarnath Homestay/ Camp.
Meals: Only Breakfast.

Day 08 :

Kedarnath – Gaurikund – Sonparayag – Phata / Guptkashi.

Early morning, take a bath and you should be at the temple by 4:45 am for the Abhishek pooja,trek down to Gaurikund. Drive back to Guptkashi for relaxation and overnight stay.

Overnight Stay: Guptkashi/Phata.
Meals: Only Dinner.

Day 09 :

Guptkashi/Phata - Badrinath (200 km / 7-8 hrs)

Drive to Badrinath via Joshimath. En-route visit Narsingh Temple, Vishnuprayag, and Shankaracharya Math.
On arrival, take a holy dip at Tapt Kund and attend Badrinath evening aarti (subject to time).

Overnight Stay: Badrinath.
Meals: Breakfast & Dinner.

Day 10 :

Badrinath – Rudraprayag/ Srinagar (160 km / 6-7 hrs).

After early morning darshan and breakfast, visit Mana Village — the last Indian village near Tibet border. Explore Vyas Gufa and Ganesh Gufa.
Then, drive to Rudraprayag, located at the confluence of Alaknanda and Mandakini Rivers.

Overnight Stay: Rudrapryag/Srinagar
Meals: Breakfast & Dinner.

Day 11 :

Rudrapryag/ Srinagar – Rishikesh (165 km / 6-7 hrs)

After breakfast, depart for Haridwar via Rishikesh. Enroute Stop at Maa Dhari Devi Mandir, Devprayag.
In the evening, visit Ram Jhula and Laxman Jhula, 13 Manzil Mandir, Swargashram, Gita Bhawan, Parmarth Niketan Ashram before concluding your yatra at Triveni Ghat with Ganga Aarti (all sightseeing depend on time).

Overnight Stay: Rishikesh
Meals: Breakfast & Dinner.

Day 12 :

Rishikesh - Delhi (240 km / 6-7hrs).

After breakfast, drive back to Delhi with divine memories and blessings.
Your Chardham Yatra ends here with countless blessings and divine memories.

Meals: Breakfast.

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