Char Dham Yatra Package From Bhubaneswar

The trip begins at Dehradun, where you will be picked up and then taken to Barkot through road travel covering 169 kilometers in 6 hours 55 minutes as per information given in the package. With the trip moving from Dehradun, the surroundings start changing from urban areas to that of mountain areas of Uttarakhand.

Dham number one comes up today. Travelers walk a distance of 34 kilometers via road before embarking on the 6 kilometer trek to reach Yamunotri. Having completed their Darshan at the temple, they go back to Barkot. The involvement of both road and trek makes it necessary for them to set out early and walk for long.

The itinerary leaves Barkot and continues towards Uttarkashi, covering nearly 80 km in around three hours. Compared with the previous day's trekking schedule, this is primarily a road-transfer day. Uttarkashi becomes the next base from which travellers can undertake the Gangotri pilgrimage.

The second Dham is covered through an excursion from Uttarkashi. The listed journey to Gangotri and back involves approximately 240 km of total travel and around six hours of driving. After completing the temple visit, travellers return to Uttarkashi, keeping the accommodation base unchanged for the day.

The journey now moves towards Guptkashi, the next important base on the Char Dham circuit. This is a longer mountain transfer, connecting the Gangotri side of the route with the Kedarnath region. The day is primarily dedicated to road travel and preparing for the following day's Kedarnath pilgrimage.

Kedarnath forms the third and most physically demanding pilgrimage stop on this itinerary. The package mentions approximately 60 km of road travel and 40 km of trekking for both sides. Travellers complete the Kedarnath Darshan and return according to the scheduled plan. Comfortable footwear, sufficient water and preparation for a long day are particularly important.

After the Kedarnath section, the route shifts towards Pandukeshwar. The published itinerary gives a distance of approximately 163.2 km, with the journey taking around 5 hours 30 minutes. This road section moves the pilgrimage into the Badrinath sector and provides the transition between the Kedarnath and final-Dham stages.

The fourth Dharm would be taken care of today. Tourists make it a point to go to Badrinath Temple and thereafter head towards Srinagar. The journey as mentioned covers a total of about 21 kilometers around Badrinath and then 165 kilometers on the way to Srinagar, which would take around six hours to drive.

In the last day, the pilgrim tour comes back to Dehradun. As per the given itinerary, the journey distance for the final day will be around 119.2 km, and traveling time will be around 2 hours 32 minutes. On arriving at Dehradun, pilgrims are shifted to the railway station or bus stand.