Char Dham Yatra Package From Kolkata

Your Char Dham pilgrimage starts with your arrival in Delhi from Kolkata. After the meeting with the travel representative, move further by road to Haridwar. This distance is 230 kilometers approximately and takes six to seven hours to cover. After your arrival at Haridwar, take rest in your hotel and spend the evening after the hectic journey. If you have enough time, then you can also go to the banks of the river Ganges.

After breakfast, leave the plains behind and head towards Barkot. The approximately 179 km journey takes close to 8 hours according to the listed itinerary. The landscape gradually changes as the road enters the Himalayan foothills. After reaching Barkot, check in and keep the evening free for rest, as the next day involves the Yamunotri pilgrimage.

Begin the day with an early departure towards the Yamunotri route. From the roadhead, pilgrims undertake an approximately 6 km trek one way to reach the shrine. The journey provides an opportunity to experience the mountain environment surrounding the temple. After completing the visit, return along the same route and travel back to Barkot for an overnight stay.

Leave Barkot after breakfast and drive towards Uttarkashi. Covering around 80 km, this is one of the shorter transfers in the itinerary and takes approximately 3 hours. On arrival, check into the hotel and enjoy some downtime. Uttarkashi becomes the base for the following day's Gangotri excursion.

Set off from Uttarkashi for Gangotri after breakfast. The day involves a longer road excursion of approximately 240 km in total. Reach Gangotri, visit the temple and spend time at the sacred Himalayan surroundings before beginning the return journey. By evening, return to Uttarkashi for your overnight stay.

The journey now moves towards the Kedarnath sector. After breakfast, start the drive from Uttarkashi to Guptkashi, covering approximately 199.6 km. The journey takes around 6–7 hours and passes through the characteristic mountain terrain of Uttarakhand. Reach Guptkashi, check in and get ready for the next stage of the pilgrimage.

Today is dedicated to Kedarnath. The listed itinerary includes approximately 30 km of road travel followed by a 20 km trek. Once you reach Kedarnath, visit the temple and complete your darshan. Because this is one of the more physically demanding sections of the Yatra, travellers should keep sufficient time for rest and follow local travel instructions.

After your Kedarnath visit, begin the return leg towards Guptkashi. The itinerary again includes the approximately 20 km trekking section followed by around 30 km of road travel. After reaching Guptkashi, check into the accommodation and take the evening to recover from the day's journey.

After breakfast, continue towards Pandukeshwar. The road distance is approximately 163.2 km, with the journey taking around 5.5 hours as listed on the package page. This leg takes you closer to the Badrinath sector while providing another overnight break before the final major Dham visit.

Proceed from Pandukeshwar towards Badrinath and spend time at Badrinath Temple. After completing the temple visit, continue towards Srinagar. The listed plan includes approximately 21 km for the Badrinath section followed by around 165 km towards Srinagar, with approximately 6 hours of driving mentioned for the latter journey. Stay overnight in Srinagar.

The return journey begins today. After breakfast, travel from Srinagar to Haridwar, covering approximately 129.2 km. The listed driving time is around 3 hours and 11 minutes, although actual travel time can vary with road and traffic conditions. After reaching Haridwar, check in and spend the remaining time at leisure.

After breakfast, depart Haridwar for Delhi. The road journey is approximately 230 km and is listed at around 6–7 hours. On reaching Delhi, you will be dropped at the airport or railway station for your onward journey back to Kolkata or another destination. This concludes the planned Char Dham circuit.