Chardham Yatra Fixed Departure from Delhi

The trip begins from Delhi, where there will be pick-up at a pre-booked time, after which the travelers proceed on the road to Haridwar. It covers a total distance of about 230 kms, which takes roughly 6 to 7 hours. Haridwar serves as the entry point for the Himalayan stretch of the pilgrimage.

It is on the second morning that one gets to experience the first major mountain journey. The distance covered between Haridwar and Barkot is approximately 179 km, which will take around 7 hours and 55 minutes to cover. After reaching Barkot, tourists would have already reached the base of the upcoming adventure at Yamunotri.

Today marks the first Dham in the circuit. The total distance covered during today's travel is about 34 km through roads, while the next 6 km covers the one-way journey to Yamunotri. After having the darshan and visiting the holy temples, people head back to Barkot.

The itinerary leaves Barkot and heads towards Uttarkashi, covering approximately 80 km by road in around three hours. The shorter transfer allows the journey to shift towards the Gangotri side of the circuit. Uttarkashi serves as the overnight base before the following day's excursion to Gangotri Dham.

The second Dham is covered with a dedicated excursion from Uttarkashi. The day's route involves approximately 240 km of travel and around six hours on the road. After reaching Gangotri, travellers can complete their temple visit before returning to Uttarkashi, where the night halt follows the day's long excursion.

The journey now changes direction towards Guptkashi. Covering around 199.6 km, the drive takes approximately 6 to 7 hours. This is an important connecting day between the Gangotri portion and the Kedarnath section. Guptkashi becomes the base from which the next day's journey towards Kedarnath begins.

Kedarnath Temple is the next important site on the pilgrimage. The travel involves around 30 kilometers by road and 20 kilometers walking. One needs to take into account the physical exertions of the day and must pack appropriate footwear and warm clothes. The visit to the temple occurs once one arrives at the region of Kedarnath.

The Kedarnath section continues with the return towards Guptkashi. The itinerary specifies approximately 20 km of trekking along with 30 km of road travel. After the demanding mountain section, Guptkashi provides the next overnight base before the route progresses towards the Badrinath side of the pilgrimage.

The route proceeds towards Pandukeshwar, covering approximately 163.2 km in around 5 hours 30 minutes. This transfer brings the pilgrimage closer to Badrinath. The day mainly serves as a connecting stage, allowing travellers to settle into the next part of the route before visiting the fourth Dham.

The final Dham is covered today. The itinerary includes around 21 km of travel around the Badrinath section, followed by the onward journey to Srinagar, approximately 165 km away. The combined travel is listed at around six hours. After the Badrinath visit, Srinagar becomes the overnight halt.

After having completed all four Dhams, the journey starts its way back to Haridwar. The distance from Srinagar to Haridwar is 129.2 kilometers and takes around 3 hours 11 minutes to reach there. This is the last overnight journey for the pilgrim before heading back to Delhi on the next day.

Haridwar to Delhi for Final Departure The next day (day 6) will include bringing back the tourists to Delhi from Haridwar. This will include traveling a distance of about 230 kilometers and taking about 6-7 hours to drive. This plan will also include dropping down the tourists at Delhi Airport or Railway Station.