Char Dham Yatra from Rishikesh

Make contact with our associate in Rishikesh upon arrival, and then proceed to Barkot-Sayanachatti-Jankichatti. You can pause briefly at Mussoorie and Kempty Falls en route, and then proceed to Barkot-Sayanachatti-Jankichatti upon arrival and check in at the Barkot Hotel. Whether you have chosen to travel on your own or have chosen the Char Dham Yatra Package from Rishikesh 8 Nights 9 Days, you will be guaranteed a restful night’s stay at the Barkot.

In the morning, you will set out for Janki Chatti via Hanuman Chatti, which is the confluence of the Hanuman Ganga and Yamuna River. From there, you will begin your journey to your first destination, the Chardham Yatra. As soon as we get to Janki Chatti, we will start the roughly 6-kilometer hike to Yamunotri temple, which is situated at the base of Bandarpunch. You must do pooja to Yamunotri Ji Temple, immerse in the Garam Kund, and make pooja upon reaching the revered Yamunotri Mandir.

After breakfast in the morning, head to your next destination, the Char Dham Yatra Package from Rishikesh. From the Barkot Hotel, it will take around 4 hours to drive the 82 kilometres to Uttarkashi. You shouldn’t miss the Prakateshwar Caves, which are dedicated to Boleh Nath and are made of structural limestone, along the route. Once we get in Uttarkashi, we will check into the hotel there. Discover Uttarkashi’s Kashi Vishwanath Mandir. Spend the night at Uttarkashi.

Enjoy a holy bath in Garam Kund while travelling to Gangotri via the stunning Harsil Valley after checking out of the hotel early in the morning and packing a breakfast. Harsil is renowned for its natural beauty and breathtaking vistas of the Alps and Deodar forest. Simply take a holy bath in the Ganges, also called Bhagirathi, at the Ganga River’s source when you arrive to Mata Gangotri Temple. You can now perform Pooja and Darshan at the Maa Ganga Temple and then have some time to relax in the lovely surroundings. Future is returning to the Uttarkashi Hotel. Spend eight nights and nine days in Uttarkashi during your Chardham Yatra.

After breakfast this morning, we will travel straight through Moolgarh and Lambgoan to Guptkashi. You will see the stunning Mandakini River at Tilwara during the trip. The Mandakini River originates at Kedarnath and flows beside it until it reaches Guptakashi, where you may visit the Ardh Narishwar Mandir. Check into the Guptakashi, Sitapur, or Phata hotel or resort. Spend the night in a hotel in Guptkashi, Sitapur, or Phata.

Travel to Gaurikund early in the morning, just after breakfast, and then start your journey to Kedarnath Temple (at your own expense, by helicopter from Guptkashi/Phata/Sirsi (Sitapur) or by pony or doli from Sonprayag). Temple of Darshan Kedarnath. Darshan treks all the way down to Gaurikund after Kedarnath Ji Temple. Drive to Guptkashi/Phata after that. Spend the night at Guptakashi or Phata.

Take a direct trip to Badrinath after an early breakfast. Arrive at the hotel in Badrinath. Devotees must attend the evening Darshan of Shri Badrivishal and Aarti immediately following a dip in the Taptkund. For the ancestors’ Pinddan Shraddh (Pitrus), Brahamakapal is crucial. Other interesting places to visit include Vyas Gufa, Mana, Charanpaduka, Maatamoorti, Bhimkund, and the Saraswati River’s “Mukh.” Just enter the Shree Badrinath Ji Temple, which is three kilometres away. Spend the night in Badrinath.

After breakfast in the morning, we’ll head to Darshan and sigh as we drive via Joshimath to Rudraprayag. After visiting Shee Narsingh Mandir at Joshimath, proceed to Rudraprayag. Check into the hotel in Rudraprayag. Spend the night at Rudraprayag.

Make your way to Dehradun after breakfast. Visit Vishnuprayag, Karnprayag, and Nandprayag along the way, as well as Devprayag, which is the confluence of the Alaknanda and Bhagirathi rivers, which merge to form the Ganga. Known as the “destination of sages,” Rishikesh is a revered holy city on the Ganga River that is surrounded on roughly three sides by the Shivalik range of the vast Himalayas. It is said that after Raibhya Rishi completed challenging penances, the Lord appeared to him under the name “Rishikesh,” and as a result, this place was initially known as Rishikesh. See the temples and sights of Rishikesh, including Laxman Jhulla and Ram Jhulla. Drop off later in Rishikesh.