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Day 1 : (Haridwar Pickup and Drive Towards Barkot (179 km / 07 hrs 55 min)
The initial leg of the journey starts in Haridwar, from where the conveyance travels to Barkot. In the course of the day, 179 km of travel through mountains is undertaken, and the estimated travel time is around 7 hours 55 minutes. Barkot is the first base for an overnight halt before proceeding on to Yamunotri.
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Day 2 : (Yamunotri Darshan Through the Mountain Trek (34 kms drive & 06 kms trek one side)
The itinerary now reaches the first Dham, Yamunotri. The route involves approximately 34 km of road travel, followed by a 6 km one-way trek to the temple. Once the pilgrimage visit is completed, travellers make their way back to Barkot for the night's stay and recovery before the next transfer.
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Day 3 : (Barkot to Uttarkashi With a Shorter Road Transfer (80 kms/3 hrs drive)
The third day shifts the base from Barkot to Uttarkashi. The distance is approximately 80 km and the listed road journey takes around three hours. This comparatively shorter transfer creates a transition between the Yamunotri section and the upcoming Gangotri excursion, with Uttarkashi serving as the next overnight location.
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Day 4 : (Gangotri Temple Excursion From Uttarkashi (240 kms / 06 hrs
Gangotri is the second Dham covered on the journey. The day involves an excursion from Uttarkashi and back, with approximately 240 km of total travel and around six hours of driving mentioned in the itinerary. After the temple visit, travellers return to Uttarkashi instead of changing accommodation.
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Day 5 : (Uttarkashi to Guptkashi on the Kedarnath Route (199.6 kms / 06 - 07 hrs drive)
The pilgrimage now moves towards the Kedarnath region. The journey from Uttarkashi to Guptkashi covers approximately 199.6 km and takes around six to seven hours according to the published schedule. Guptkashi provides the overnight halt before the following day's road-and-trek journey to Kedarnath.
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Day 6 : (Guptkashi to Kedarnath With a Demanding Walking Route (30 kms by road & 20 kms trek)
Kedarnath marks the next major stage of the pilgrimage and involves considerably more walking than the earlier temple visits. The listed arrangement includes around 30 km by road and approximately 20 km of trekking. Travellers should keep enough time and energy for the walking section and be prepared for changing mountain conditions.
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Day 7 : (Kedarnath Darshan and Journey Back to Guptkashi (30 kms by road & 20 kms trek)
Following the Kedarnath temple visit, the itinerary begins the return towards Guptkashi. The listed return route again combines around 20 km of trekking with approximately 30 km by road. Completing this section brings the group back to the lower road network and prepares the journey for the Badrinath side of the circuit.
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Day 8 : (Guptkashi to Pandukeshwar Before the Final Dham (163.2 km / 05 hrs 30 min)
The route changes direction towards Pandukeshwar, bringing the pilgrimage closer to Badrinath. Approximately 163.2 km is covered from Guptkashi, with the scheduled journey taking around five hours and 30 minutes. Pandukeshwar is the planned halt for the night before the Badrinath temple visit.
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Day 9 : (Badrinath Temple Visit and Onward Journey to Srinagar (21 km + 165 kms / 06 hrs drive)
The fourth Dham is covered today with the Badrinath temple visit. The itinerary mentions approximately 21 km around the Badrinath section, followed by another 165 km towards Srinagar. The overall driving time is listed at around six hours, making Srinagar the final overnight stop of the pilgrimage route.
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Day 10 : (Srinagar to Haridwar With Final Transfer (129.2 Km / 03 hrs 11 min)
The last day brings the group back towards Haridwar after completing all four Dham visits. The listed journey from Srinagar covers approximately 129.2 km and takes around three hours and 11 minutes. After reaching Haridwar, the planned transfer to the railway station or bus terminal completes the tour.
Tour Featured
Haridwar , Har Ki Pauri, Mansa Devi Temple, Chandi Devi Temple, Ganga Aarti, Rishikesh, Neelkanth Mahadev Temple, Trimbakeshwar Temple, Triveni Ghat, Dehradun , Lachhiwala, Sahastradhara, Robber’s Cave, Mussoorie,Kempty Falls, Jwala Devi Temple, Yamunotri, Barkot, Hanuman Chatti, Janki Chatti, Kharsali, Surya Kund, Divya Shila, Yamunotri Temple, Champasar Glacier, Prakateshwar Cave
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Frequently Asked Questions?
The best time to go on the Rajasthan tour is between November and February. Average temperatures hover around 10°C in winter making it pleasant to enjoy sightseeing and other tourist activities. July to September is also an excellent time to visit Rajasthan as it is much cooler than the harsh summer months.
Jaipur in Rajasthan is about 270 km from Delhi and takes approximately five hours by car. Flight from Delhi to Jaipur is a little short of an hour. Jodhpur in Rajasthan is about 638 km and takes about 10.5 hours by car.










