Char Dham Yatra Package From Trivandrum

The people coming from Trivandrum arrive at Delhi on their own and are picked up with the pre-arranged pickup from the airport, railway station or bus stand. The first road journey is of about 220 kilometers to Haridwar, which takes 4 hours and 55 minutes. Haridwar is where the Char Dham yatra starts.

The second day takes the journey away from the plains and deeper into Uttarakhand. The drive to Barkot is approximately 179 km and takes nearly eight hours. The route offers a gradual transition into the Himalayan environment, while Barkot serves as the base for the first Dham visit.

Yamunotri is the first Char Dham destination on the itinerary. Travellers cover around 34 km by road before beginning the approximately 6 km one-way trek towards the temple. After completing the pilgrimage, the return journey leads back to Barkot. Travellers should keep the entire day available for the road and walking sections.

The next transfer takes the group from Barkot to Uttarkashi, covering nearly 80 km in about three hours. After the more demanding Yamunotri day, this leg primarily focuses on relocation to the next base. Uttarkashi becomes the starting point for the Gangotri excursion planned for the following day.

The route continues to Gangotri for the second Dham Darshan. The published itinerary places the total excursion at around 240 km with approximately six hours of driving. After spending time at Gangotri, travellers return to Uttarkashi rather than changing their stay, keeping the route organised for the next long transfer.

A longer road journey begins today as the itinerary heads towards Guptkashi. The distance is approximately 199.6 km and the drive is expected to take six to seven hours. Guptkashi provides the base for the upcoming Kedarnath pilgrimage, giving travellers a chance to prepare for the demanding trek ahead.

The third Dham is reached today through a combination of road travel and trekking. The package specifies approximately 60 km by road and 40 km of trekking for both sides. The Kedarnath visit requires considerable physical effort, so travellers should begin the day prepared for an extended walking schedule before returning to the Guptkashi side.

After completing Kedarnath, the itinerary changes direction towards Pandukeshwar. The listed journey is approximately 163.2 km and takes around 5 hours 30 minutes. This transfer introduces the final phase of the pilgrimage and places travellers closer to the Badrinath area.

The fourth and last Dham in this trip is Badrinath. This day starts with the visit to the temple and then proceeds with driving towards Srinagar. According to the available route, there are around 21 km of driving in the Badrinath area and another 165 km to Srinagar.

Pilgrimage route returns to Haridwar once again. The journey from Srinagar to this point is of about 129.2 kilometers and the travel time is of about three hours and eleven minutes. Arrival at Haridwar completes the circuit of the Himalayas and then the next stoppage is for reaching Delhi.

The next stage will be from Haridwar to Delhi covering about 230 kilometers and taking around six-seven hours to reach. The tour will finally conclude with dropping the customers at the Delhi airport/ railway station/ bus station with sufficient time for traveling further to Trivandrum.