Char Dham Yatra Package From Kochi

The journey begins at New Delhi airport/railway station/bus station. Then the tourists will have to travel to Haridwar, travelling about 220 kilometres, which takes about 4 hours 55 minutes. This leg of the journey will join pilgrims coming from Kochi on the path to Uttarakhand pilgrimage places.

There is a gradual transition from plain areas to the Himalayan regions as one travels from Haridwar to Barkot. This journey is expected to take almost 179 km and would be completed in seven hours and 55 minutes. Barkot would be the base of the first pilgrimage trip from where the Yamunotri region would commence.

The first Dham of the circuit is covered today. Travellers drive approximately 34 km before beginning the 6 km one-way trek towards Yamunotri. After Darshan and time at the sacred site, the route reverses towards Barkot for the scheduled overnight stay. The day combines mountain driving with a substantial walking section.

The schedule moves out of Barkot to head to Uttarkashi with about 80 km of road journey that takes about three hours. The shortened transfer alters the base of travel without introducing any other major pilgrimage trek. The location of Uttarkashi serves as the starting point of the Gangotri pilgrimage that follows next.

The second Dham takes centre stage today. The Gangotri excursion covers approximately 240 km in total and is listed at around six hours of driving. Travellers visit Gangotri Temple and then return to Uttarkashi, avoiding the need to shift accommodation after the excursion.

A longer mountain transfer follows as the journey continues towards Guptkashi. The distance is approximately 199.6 km, with the drive taking around six to seven hours. Guptkashi provides the next base for the pilgrimage and places travellers closer to the Kedarnath route.

The current day revolves around Kedarnath Dham, which is the third Dham to be visited according to the schedule. According to the published route, the total distance covered in this regard is 60 km via road transport and about 40 km via trekking from both sides. The pilgrims visit Kedarnath and return on the same day.

Now that Kedarnath is done, the trip proceeds to Pandukeshwar. It is about 163.2 km in distance and will take approximately five and a half hours. This leg of the trip sets the course for the Badrinath side of the Char Dham circuit.

The fourth Dham is visited today. After the Badrinath Temple Darshan, travellers continue towards Srinagar. The itinerary combines approximately 21 km around the Badrinath sector with a further 165 km drive to Srinagar, taking around six hours overall.

The return leg begins with the journey from Srinagar to Haridwar. The listed distance is approximately 129.2 km and the expected driving time is around 3 hours 11 minutes. Reaching Haridwar marks the completion of the main Himalayan circuit before the final Delhi transfer.

This final journey will take you from Haridwar to Delhi, travelling through 230 kilometres of roadways and taking six to seven hours to reach. This will leave you at Delhi airport, train station, or bus depot where one can make arrangements for further travel back to Kochi or other destinations.