Char Dham Yatra Tour Packages

Clockwise, which on the map runs from west to east: Yamunotri first, then Gangotri, Kedarnath and finally Badrinath. The state tourism board describes the yatra in that order, and our Char Dham Yatra — 11 days follows it. Yamunotri and Gangotri are both in Uttarkashi district, Kedarnath in Rudraprayag and Badrinath in Chamoli, so the route moves steadily east. You can visit fewer temples or change the sequence, and a specialist will show you what that does to the driving.

Yes. Many pilgrims make a Do Dham yatra to these two, and some visit a single temple. The 8 Days Mathura Vrindavan Kedarnath Haridwar Rishikesh Tour is built around Kedarnath alone, and a specialist can plan Kedarnath with Badrinath, or Badrinath by itself, since the road runs to the town. Registration on the state portal applies whichever temples you visit, and so do the opening and closing dates.

The shuttle flies from helipads at Guptkashi, Phata and Sersi, and tickets are sold only on IRCTC's HeliYatra website, so register for the yatra first and book early. Flights depend on the weather and pause for the monsoon: in 2026 the first phase ended on 26 June and the second began in mid-September. Our packages leave the ticket to you, but a specialist plans your Kedarnath day around your slot.

Largely, yes. Helicopter Char Dham visits the four temples mostly by air in three to five days, against well over a week by road, with licensed operators flying under rules set by the DGCA and the state's civil aviation authority. Some temples still need a short walk or pony ride from the helipad, and mountain weather can ground flights at short notice, so we build buffer days into the plan and book May, June, September and October slots well ahead.

They close, and the deities are carried down to winter seats at lower altitude, where worship continues: Ganga to Mukhba, Yamuna to Kharsali, Kedarnath to the Omkareshwar temple at Ukhimath, and Badrinath to Pandukeshwar and Jyotirmath. The state promotes these as a winter Char Dham circuit for pilgrims who come between November and April, and a specialist can plan one for you.

Simple, near the temples. On the eleven-day circuit you sleep in valley towns such as Barkot, Uttarkashi and Guptkashi and at Kedarnath and Badrinath themselves, mostly in guesthouses rather than hotels, with more comfort in Haridwar and Rishikesh. Nights are cold at altitude even in the travel season, so pack warm layers. Each stay is confirmed in your written quote before you pay anything.