Char Dham Yatra Package From Bhopal

Travel to Delhi from Bhopal and meet the tour guide at Delhi for your onward journey. Travel by road from Delhi to Haridwar, which is the entrance point for the pilgrims heading to the Himalayas. Once in Haridwar, check into the hotel and rest. If time allows, travelers can visit the ghats of Ganga in the evening before starting their mountain trip the next morning.

Following breakfast, travel to Barkot via Haridwar. The road steadily takes us out of the plains and enters the hills zone, thus making it the first significant journey through the mountains on our pilgrimage trip. Upon reaching Barkot, do the hotel check-in procedure and have an easy day. An easy day is always useful ahead of an early start to Yamunotri.

Start the journey early in the morning and head toward the Yamunotri path. Once you reach the road-head, proceed to the temple by foot. This is a distance of around 6 kilometers, one-way. Once you reach Yamunotri, finish your visit to the temple and spend some time in the holy environment and then come back. Go back to Barkot in the evening.

Depart from Barkot after breakfast and proceed to Uttarkashi. In contrast to some of the longer mountain transfers, this is a comparatively shorter day of travel. After reaching Uttarkashi, you need to check in and then spend some time resting. The place is the starting point of tomorrow's journey to Gangotri, hence making the day comfortable is beneficial for the travelers.

Start your journey from Uttarkashi to Gangotri after having breakfast. The journey route will lead you through the Himalayan terrain until you arrive at Gangotri. Have a visit to the Gangotri temple and explore the environs of the Bhagirathi river. Come back to Uttarkashi after completing your day’s visitation.

The schedule proceeds to the area of Kedarnath. Having breakfast, start the road trip from Uttarkashi to Guptkashi. The trip involves traveling through mountain valleys on windy roads and is one of the most crucial parts in the transition from the Gangotri to the Kedarnath areas of the pilgrimage. Reach Guptkashi, settle into the accommodation and rest for the next day's demanding journey.

Today is one of the most significant stops of the Yatra. Traveling to Kedarnath via road from Guptkashi, and proceed on to the trekking path allocated for this trip. This Yatra will require a long trek of about 20 kilometers. On reaching Kedarnath, go to the temple for darshan. The night is spent at Kedarnath according to the confirmed accommodation arrangement.

Post the visit to Kedarnath, proceed with the returning part of your trip. The trekking part will be taken up once again before proceeding on the road to Guptkashi. After reaching there, check into your hotel and rest after a day of trekking. This break will help you prepare yourself for the next trip to Badrinath region.

Once breakfast is done, head on to Pandukeshwar. You will be taken through another part of Uttarakhand’s mountainous terrain, coming closer to Badrinath as a result. After reaching Pandukeshwar, get settled into your lodging for the night and keep the evening free. This overnight halt provides a break before the final major Dham visit.

Start your journey to Badrinath post breakfast and have darshan at the temple. Spend some time around the pilgrimage site before moving to Srinagar. After paying a visit to Badrinath, the journey starts to head back to the lower Himalayas. Arrive at Srinagar and spend the night there.

After breakfast, leave Srinagar and head to Haridwar. Now that the visit to the four Dhams is done, today will be about the journey back home. Arrive at Haridwar, get checked in and have a relatively relaxed night after several days of travel through the mountains.

Following breakfast, depart from Haridwar to head for Delhi. Once in Delhi, the guided tour comes to an end with the final drop-off at the airport or railway station. Thereafter, the tourists can proceed with the next leg of their journey to Bhopal.