Char Dham Yatra Package From Haridwar Price- 15,500 INR
Key Features
- 9 Nights and 10 Days.
- Personal cabs for you
- Good Quality Hotels
- Hotels Near Temple.
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Rs-15,500 Per Person
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Char-Dham Yatra Package from Haridwar Price
Overview
Are you looking for a budget-friendly Char Dham Yatra package from Haridwar price for your family and friends? If yes, then you are on the right page. As Char Dham Yatra is one of the most sacred Yatra in Hindu Religion and is dream of every Hindu to visit Char Dham once in his/her life. Char Dham includes four temples: Yamunotri, Gangotri, Kedarnath, Badrinath.
And therefore to fulfill your dream View Uttarakhand has brought a complete package of 10 days and 9 nights. And don’t worry we won’t let you miss any of your adventure and will be there for you 24×7.
So let’s begin with a brief overview of this package. According to the package your tour starts from Haridwar and Delhi (optional). Our package starts from 15,500 per person, which includes your transportation, accommodation, food (Breakfast, Dinner), and site-seeing.
Your first holy site in this Char Dham Yatra will be Yamunotri, which is situated in the Uttarkashi district of Uttarakhand. It is believed that this temple was built by the king of Tehri, Sudharshan Shah in 1839. Also Yamunotri is the source of one of the holiest river Yamuna.
After Yamunotri we will head towards our second holy site, Gangotri, which is named after Goddess Ganga. According to Hindu legends it is said that Gangotri is the emerging point of river Ganga as Ganga descended from heaven to earth at Gangotri, when Lord Shiva released the mighty river from his locks. But the actual origin of Ganga is at Gaumauk in Gangotri glacier, which is 19 km away from Gangotri.
After Gangotri, we will head towards, Kedarnath. It is among one of the holiest Hindu pilgrimage destinations devoted to Lord Shiva.The town Kedarnath is situated in Uttarakhand, India’s Rudraprayag district. 3,583 meters (11,755 feet) above sea level, it is located in the Himalayas. But to reach the Kedarnath temple, you have to complete a trek of 18 km from Gaurikund. But don’t just get panic after hearing 18 km trek. As we will serve you with our best services and take care of all your comfort.
After Kedarnath, our last site will be Badrinath. Badrinath is situated in the Chamoli district, in Uttarakhand. It is also a part of India’s Chota-Char Dham pilgrimage circuit. The temple is also one of the 108 Divya Desams, or sacred shrines, to Vishnu, the god revered by Vaishnavas and known as Badrinath. Because of the excessive snowfall during the winter, Badrinath Temple is closed for six months. It is only open for six months, starting in May.
So if you want to visit all these Char Dham sites and holy places with us, then please book your dates today and learn more about Char Dham Yatra package from Haridwar price.
Price Table
Char Dham 9 Nights 10 Days package from Haridwar
| Number of person | Means of transport | Price per person |
|---|---|---|
| 02 | Desire/Etios/Honda Amaze | 38,500 pp |
| 03 | Desire/Etios/Honda Amaze | 30,500 pp |
| 04 | Desire/Etios/Honda Amaze | 26,500 pp |
| 05 | Desire/Etios/Honda Amaze | 25,500 pp |
| 06 | Bolero | 26,500 pp |
| 07 | Bolero | 24,500 pp |
| 07-10 | Bolero | 23,500 pp |
| 10-13 | Tempo Traveller | 19,500 pp |
| 13-24 | Mini Bus | 18,500 pp |
Char Dham 10 Nights 11 Days package from Delhi
| Number of person | Means of transport | Price per person |
|---|---|---|
| 02 | Desire/Etios/Honda Amaze | 40,000 pp |
| 03 | Desire/Etios/Honda Amaze | 32,000 pp |
| 04 | Desire/Etios/Honda Amaze | 28,000 pp |
| 05 | Desire/Etios/Honda Amaze | 27,000 pp |
| 06 | Bolero | 28,000 pp |
| 07 | Bolero | 26,000 pp |
| 07-10 | Bolero | 25,000 pp |
| 10-13 | Tempo Traveller | 20,500 pp |
| 13-24 | Mini Bus | 20,000 pp |
Itinerary
Char Dham Yatra Package from Haridwar Price
9 Nights 10 Days
Day 1
Haridwar to Barkot
- Timing: 7-8 hours
- Distance: 210 km
- Accommodation/ Food
- Overnight stay at Barkot
Your Char Dham Yatra will begin from Haridwar. So everyone of you have to reach Haridwar by the given time period and date. After reaching the station we’ll introduce you to all your co-trip members, which will make you more comfortable during the trip.
Our team members will help you to provide you seat and get ready to start the trip. On the first day we will move from Haridwar towards Dehradun and then the beautiful hill-station Mussoorie, which is also known as Queen of hills. During the trip you can enjoy yourself at Mussoorie for a bit. You will witness numerous more sites, including the beautiful Kempty Falls. After there, the journey will continue towards the Barkot valley, a hilltop settlement in the Uttarakashi region.
The town of Barkot is a stunning location with its own attractiveness. The region is much more charming because of the covered mountains. After reaching Barkot, our team will help you check into the hotel, after which you can have your dinner, and then take some rest.
Barkot Weather: The weather of Barkot during summer is generally nice as the heat stages from 25-30 degree celsius.
Winter: The weather of Barkot during winter is generally cold, as the temperature varies from 10-05 degree celcius.
Day 2
Barkot to Yamunotri, Yamunotri to Barkot
- Timing: 5-6 hours
- Distance: 42 km and 6 km trek
- Accommodation/ Food
- Overnight stay at Barkot
On second day, affter having our breakfast we will head towards Jankichatti/Phoolchatti and after reaching there we will start our 6 km trek for Yamunotri. You can complete your trek by walk, or horse, or by doli. But remember that we won’t be paying any charges during the trek. You will be on your own on the trek. After completing the trek of 6 km you will reach your Yamunotri, which is the first pilgrimage location of Char Dham Yatra.
There is a pond in the main temple called Surya Kund, which is a hot spring in that area. The local priests prepare Prasad, which is cooked rice and potatoes at the pond. After eating Prasad, worship at the great rock pillar called “Divya Shila,” After visiting all these holy places in Yamunotri we will return to Barkot via Jankichatty. And after reaching Barkot you will have a stay in the same hotel as day before after which you can have your dinner and take rest.
Yamunotri Temple: The main draw of Yamunotri is a temple devoted to Goddess Yamuna, who is said to be the twin sister of Yama (the god of death) and the daughter of the sun god. There is a holy statue of Yamuna Devi in the inner sanctuary. The idol boasts elaborate carvings and is crafted from polished black ebony.
Surya Kund: Approximately 4,421 meters above sea level, the location is revered by the people as a sacred sanctuary. It is thought that the Surya Kund’s hot spring water contains significant concentrations of sulfur and other minerals with therapeutic qualities.
Yamunotri Weather: The weather of Yamunotri during summer remains moderate as the temperature goes up to 22 degree celcius. During winters, the temperature drop to as low as -7 degree celcius as the days become quite harsh and frezzy.
Day 3
Barkot to Uttarkashi
- Timing: 4-5 hours on each side
- Distance: 100 km
- Accommodation/ Food
- Overnight stay at Uttarkashi
On third day, after having our breakfast and check out from the hotel, we will head towards our next destination, Uttarkashi. During the trip you will visit the Prakateshwar Mahadev Temple, Shiva Falls, the Mahadev Cave, and the Kashi Vishwanath Temple. You will be drawn to the location’s beauty and develop a keen interest in the history of every visitor place. You can visit the main tributary of the holy river Ganga, the Bhaigarathi river, after reaching Uttarakashi.
Additionally, one can visit the Shakti temple and Lord Shiva City for worship. After reaching Uttarkashi you will have a halt over there and our team members will help you to check into the hotel, after which you can have your dinner and take some rest.
Vishwanath temple: Vishwanath temple is one of the oldest Shiva temples in Upper India. It is located in the middle of the town. The Parmar dynasty is thought to have constructed the Lord Shiva temple in the eighth century. The temple is regarded as one of the most sacred in the area and is well-known for its elaborate carvings and construction.
Shakti temple: Situated near the Vishwanath Temple is the well-known holy site, Shakti Temple. The six-meter-tall trishul (trident) in this temple is well-known. At the bottom, the trishul has a circumference of roughly 90 cm. The trishul’s upper and lower portions are said to be composed of iron and copper, respectively.
Uttarkashi Weather: Generally warm in summer, the heat stages from 30-35 stage Celsius but days are nice and cold in winter.
Day 4
Uttarkashi to Gangotri, Gangotri to Uttarkashi
On fourth day, after having your breakfast we will check out from the hotel and head towards Gangotri via beautiful Harshil valley. Gangotri is the highest honoring the goddess Ganga. This glacier, known as Gangotri or Bhagirathi, is the source of the sacred River Ganges. The Gangotri Temple, where Goddess Ganga is revered, is the main draw of Gangotri.
Also, there is a beautiful temple, and the entire area is encircled by snow-covered mountains. The primary ganga origin, known as Gaumukh, is located 18 miles away from Gangotri. The idols of Lord Shiva, Ganesha, King Bharadwaj, Ganga Maiya, and a rock pillar where Bhagirath had performed penance to the goddess Ganga are all visible to you. After the Gangotri visit and site seeing we will return back to our hotel in Uttarkashi. And after check into the hotel you can have your dinner and take some rest.
Gangotri Temple: The temple was constructed by the Gorkha Basic Amar Singh Thapa in the 18th Century and is located on the right bank of Bhagirathi.
Gangotri Weather: The weather of Gangotri in summer remains moderate and the temperature can rise upto 20 degree celcius. While in winters the mountains remain covered with snow and the days are quite freezing. So if you are visiting Gangotri during winters, then we will suggest you to carry warm clothes along with you.
Day 5
Uttarkashi to Sitapur
- Timing: 8-9 hours
- Distance: 222 km
- Accommodation/ Food
- Overnight stay at Sitapur
On fifth day, we will head towards Sitapur via Guptkashi. During the trip you can also see the beautiful Mandakini river at Tilwara. The Mandakini river originates from Kedarnath and we will drive alongside the river to reach Guptakashi. And after reaching Guptkashi we will visit the Ardh Narishwar Temple.
After visiting these sites, we will have a stay at Sitapur. Our team will help you to reach your hotel, where you will have your dinner and take rest.
Guptkashi: Guptkashi is a very beautiful and religious town in Hinduism. It is situated in Kedar-khanda at an elevation of 1,319 meters (4,327 feet). The two old temples are the main reason for its immense popularity. The first temple is dedicated to Lord Shiva, known as Vishwanath, while the second temple is dedicated to Lord Shiva in his Ardhnarishwar form. Additionally, this location enjoys excellent ties with the Pandavas and Mahabharta Kaal. It dates back to the period when the Pandavas were looking for Lord Shiva to ask for forgiveness for killing their cousins during the Mahabharta conflict.
Sitapur Weather: The weather in Sitapur remains moderate during summer, but the days are cold during winters.
Day 6
Sitapur to Gaurikund/Kedarnath
- Timing: 7-8 hours
- Distance: 7 km by road, 9 km trek
- Accommodation/ Food
- Overnight stay at Kedarnath
Our sixth day is gonna be quite adventurous, as on this day we will head towards one of the most holiest place, Kedarnath. It’s a dream of many people to visit this peaceful place once in their life. And here we are with this Char-Dham Package to fulfil your dream.
So our day will start with the breakfast at the Sitapur hotel after which we will head towards Sonprayag. On the way to Sonprayag you can see beautiful hills and soothing views.
Our team will drop you at Sonprayag station, from where you can take public transport (sharing taxi or mini bus) for the journey ahead to Guarikund, as private cabs and vechiles are not permitted to go ahead from Sonprayag station. So you will be on your own from Sonprayag.
After reaching Gaurikund you will begin your trek of 22 km for Kedarnath. You can complete your trek by walk or you can also do a horse or doli for yourself. But remember we won’t be paying for these services. Rather than this, helicopter services are also available to reach Kedarnath, but you have to book it before 20 days of Yatra.
After completing your trek you will finally reach Kedarnath temple, and will have one night stay over there so that you can watch aarti at night. For stay you will get camp and hotel facilities. After Aarti you can check in to your hotel or camp and take some rest.
Gaurikund: This place is well known for it’s hot water resource, as it is said that Maa Parvati used to come here for bath.
Kedarnath: One of Lord Shiva’s twelve jyotirlingas, the Kedarnath shrine is extremely sacred to Hindus. Lord Shiva is called Kedar. According to numerous sculptures, the Pandavas felt bad for killing their own cousins after defeating Kaurava in the Mahabharata Battle and prayed to Lord Shiva for forgiveness in order to be released from this terrible deed. Shiva was not in the mood to see the Pandavas because he was upset with them. As a result, Lord Shiva took on the shape of a bull. However, Bhim identified him. Simultaneously, Shiva began to disappear into the earth, but Bhim tries to pull him out and during this the hump of the bull remained outside. So it is said that the Shivlinga in the Kedarnath today is actually the hump of the bull.
Kedarnath Weather: The temple is located at higher altitude so the weather out there remains cold and freezing. Even during the summer the temperature in Kedarnath do not exceed more than 20 degree celcius but in winters the temperature decreses to 0 degree celcius or even goes in minus.
Day 7
Kedarnath to Sitapur
- Timing: 7-8 hours
- Distance: 7 km by road, 9 km trek
- Accommodation/ Food
- Overnight stay at Sitapur
After a complete tour of Kedarnath, we will start our trek of 22 km down to Gaurikund in the morning on seventh day. After reaching Gaurikund you will have to hire a sharing taxi for Sonprayag, where our team members will be waiting for you. Our team members will help you return back from Sonprayag to Sitapur. They will also help you to check into the hotel, where you can have dinner and relax.
Day 8
Sitapur to Badrinath
- Timing: 8-9 hours
- Distance: 219 km
- Accommodation/ Food
- Overnight stay at Badrinath
On eighth day, we will head towards Badrinath from Sitapur via Pipalkoti and Karnaprayag. The distance from Sitapur to Badrinath is about 219 km and it will take about 8-9 hours to reach Badrinath. During the trip you will travel via Pipalkoti. This small picturesque town is located 1,260 meters above sea level. On NH58, it is 17 kilometers after Chamoli. People visiting Badrinath, Auli, Hemkund Sahib, and the Valley of Flowers use Pipalkoti as a rest stop. You can also take a sttopage here for some time and enjoy beautiful views of the surrounding green hills and snow-capped mountains at Pipalkoti, which is tucked away amidst terraced farms and lush green slopes.
Or else you can also take a stoppage at Karnaprayag. It is one of the Panch Prayag, or the “five confluences,” of the Alaknanda River, Karnaprayag is located at the meeting point of the Alaknanda and the Pindari rivers. The average elevation of this holy town is 1,451 meters above sea level. “The City of Karna of Mahabharata” is another name for the play town of Karnaprayag. It is well-known for establishing NH 109, which links Uttarakhand’s Garhwal and Kumaon regions. This is where Swami Vivekananda and his gurus meditated while he was in the Himalayas.
After all these site seeing our driver will drive you to your hotel at Badrinath, where you will have an overnight stay.
Optional: If you can add your one more day to the Yatra then, you can also visit Chopta, Tungnath, which is just 30 km away from Kedarnath.
Badrinath: Lord Vishnu is worshipped at this extremely fortunate temple beside the Alakhnanda river. Being one of the Char Dham, it holds the highest significance in Hinduism. The elevation of this temple is 10,279 feet. This Dham is surrounded by the towering snow-capped Himalaya, which gives it a very gorgeous appearance. Adi Sankaracharya was the one who founded it. There is a Tapt Kund at the Badrinath temple, which is extremely fortunate and has amazing healing abilities. It is here that the Alakhnanda river rises. It is situated between the Nar and Narayana mountain ranges.
Karnaprayag: There are people who think that Karna from the Mahabharata worshipped the Sun God in Karnaprayag. In Karnaprayag, there is an old temple dedicated to Uma. According to many accounts, Lord Krishna cremated Karna at Karnaprayag.
Chopta, Tungnath: Due to its spiritual significance, Tungnath is the highest Shiva temple in the world and one of the Panch Kedar, draws pilgrims from all across the nation. In addition, the stunning environment from Chopta to Tungnath encompasses vast vistas and is well-known as a trekking destination.
Badrinath weather: But for the majority of the year, Badrinath stays icy, snowy, and frigid. The average temperature is about 18 °C, which is generally warm and pleasant. The monsoon and winter arrive, bringing with them ever-lower temperatures that ice Badrinath with a patter of rains and then a dusting of snowfall.
Day 9
Badrinath to Joshimath, Joshimath to Rudraprayag
- Timing: 6-8 hours
- Distance: 113 km
- Accommodation/ Food
- Overnight stay at Rudraprayag
On our ninth day of Char Dham Yatra we will head towards Joshimath and from Joshimath to Rudraprayag. The distance of overall trip will be about 113 km and it will take you 6-8 hours to reach Rudraprayag. Suring the trip you can take some stoppage and visit some ancient monuments and amazing places like, Bheem Pul, Mana village, and Vyas Gufa. Starting with the Bheem pul: it is said that on the Pandavas’ last voyage to heaven, known as swargarohan, they occurred to pass by a location close to the Badrinath Temple where they had to bridge the Saraswati River. Bheema took a large boulder and positioned it above the river stream so that it functioned as a bridge for their wife Draupadi when she was unable to cross it. That rock, which is situated in Mana village close to Badrinath, is today known as the Bheem Pul.
After Bheem pul After you can also visit Mana Village Mana is the final Indian village located in the Himalayan region between Tibet and China. It is situated in the Chamoli district. The Uttarakhand government has named it a “Tourism Village.” Merely three kilometers away from Badrinath town, Mana village is among the top tourist destinations in the vicinity. Situated beside the Saraswati River lies the settlement. It is located approximately 3219 meters above sea level.
At last coming to Vyas gufa. It is said that here, with the assistance of Lord Ganesha, Sage Vyas wrote the epic Mahabharata. This cave is located near the Mana town, which is only a few kilometers away from the well-known Badrinath.
After all these site seeing you will head towards Rudraprayag and will have a halt over there. Over team members will help you to check into the hotel, where you can relax and have your meal.
Vasundhara: Towards the Badrinath Temple, the falls empties into the Alaknanda River. Badrinath and Vasudhara are nine kilometers apart. This waterfall has a height of 400 meters.
Bhim Pul: Bheem Pul is situated near Mana, the final settlement on the Tibetan border. Built above the Saraswati River, it is about 3 km from Badrinath.
Mana Village: Mana is a village in the district of Chamoli in the Indian state of Uttarakhand, located at an altitude of 3,200 meters {10,500 feet}.
Vyas Gufa (cave): Located in Uttarakhand’s Chamoli district, a short distance from the well-known Badrinath shrine, lies the ancient cave known as Vyas Cave. It is said that here Ved Vyas created the Mahabharata and the Pauranic commentaries.
Rudraprayag weather: At an elevation of between 800 and 8000 meters above sea level, Rudraprayag’s weather is dependent on this variation. For most of the year, the temperature stays between comfortable and chilly. It stays at around 15 degree celcius at the lowest during the summer.
Day 10
Rudraprayag to Haridwar
- Timing: 6-8 hours
- Distance: 113 km
- Accommodation/ Food
- Overnight stay at Rudraprayag
Now it’s time to say goodbye to you all. As our our Char Dham Yatra completes on tenth day. So after having your breakfast and check out from the hotel you will head towards your last drop Haridwar. But while heading back you can also visit Dhari devi, laxman jhula, and Ram jhula.
Dhari devi: The sacred shrine of Goddess Dhari Devi is situated on Badrinath Road between Rudraprayag and Srinagar, beside the banks of the Alaknanda River. Maa Dhari Devi is the diety of Dhari Devi Temple. The center of worship for the Garhwal community is now Dhari Devi Temple, which was moved from a 20-meter-high rock to a man-made structure in 2013.
Hotels
Under Char Dham Yatra package from Haridwar price we have selected and booked some of the top and best hotels in the locality for a halt. So here’s the list of those hotels. Please take a look.
Halt at Barkot (Day 1-2)
Halt at Uttarkashi (Day 3-4)
Halt at Sitapur (Day-5)
Halt at Kedarnath (Day-6)
Halt at Sitapur (Day-7)
Halt at Badrinath (Day-8)
Halt at Rudraprayag (Day-9)
Inclusions
- Transportation: Cab, Bolero, Tempo Traveller
- Food
- Accommodation
- All toll tax and parking charges
Exclusions
- Any kind of adventure sport
- Any extra food or drink
- Porter, pony, horse, cable car, boat, and train tickets
- Any other charges not mentioned in our package
Other Site-Seeing Places During the Char-Dham Trip
Devprayag
Devprayag is the place where the holy rivers Bhagirathi and Alaknanda meet, merge into one and take the name Ganga, making it a unique pilgrimage.
Mana Village
Mana village is situated near the Indo-Tibetan border and is one of the last villages in India. It is famous for its many things like woolen garments.
Ganga Aarti
Ganga aarti is held at Haridwar and Rishikesh it means worship of Ganga. Lots of people visit this place for Ganga aarti everyday at 06:00 pm – 07:00 pm (Daily).
Dhari Devi
On the banks of Alaknanda river, the holy temple of Goddess Dhari Devi is located between Srinagar and Rudraprayag on Badrinath Road.
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Important Tips
- Since this is an intense workout in inclement weather, we encourage you to get checked out medically. People with even mild blood pressure issues and respiratory ailments should not participate in this activity.
- In accordance with government regulations, the Kedarnath trek walk must be finished between 4 a.m. and 2 p.m.
- To stay hydrated and focused, remember to pack plenty of water and a few small snacks.
- You can use the palki or pony service to go to the top if the hike seems too strenuous.
- Always carry a valid ID proof with you while visiting the temples.
- Also, carry warm clothes, proper boots, umbrella, raincoats, and a personal medical along with you.
- Cash is essential while travelling in remote areas, make sure to carry enough cash and also carry a debit/credit card as a backup.
- A torch and headlamp are essential for navigating the temples at night and for any power cuts.
- You can also carry a camera or a mobile phone to capture the beautiful views and memories.
Char Dham Registration
The well-known Char Dhams are the four sacred sites visited by Hindu pilgrims; they are located in Uttarakhand, tucked away among the towering Himalayan peaks. There are four locations on this Hindu pilgrimage circuit called the Char Dham circuit: Yamunotri, Gangotri, Kedarnath, and Badrinath. The Hindu religion regards each of these places as extremely sacred. Every Hindu’s greatest desire is to visit the sacred sites at least once in their lifetime in order to find salvation (Moksha).
Together with observing religious festivals, dharma, worship, and Sanskaras, the pilgrimage known as the Teerth Yatra is considered one of the five obligations of a Hindu. Whilst on a pilgrimage, a follower places his concerns at the feet of a deity and forgets everything but God. It is an exercise in self-control, humility, and faith.
So if you are also willing to visit Char Dham then book your date today. You can book your dates from the official website: Uttarakhandtourism.gov.in
Also you can also complete your registrations with us. To complete your registration and learn more about Char Dham Yatra package from Haridwar price, click on the button below:
Important Dates
Kedarnath Yatra opening date: 11 May 2024
Badrinath Yatra opening date: 12 May 2024
Gangotri Opening date: 10 May
Yamunotri Opening date: 10 May
Registration date: Will update soon.
Helicopter booking date: 20 prior from package booking.
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- Personal cabs for you
- Good Quality Hotels
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Inclusions
- Transportation: Cab, Bolero, Tempo traveller.
- Food.
- Accommodation.
- All toll tax and parking charges.
Exclusions
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- Any extra food or drink.
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