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Day 1 : (Delhi Arrival and Transfer Towards Haridwar (220 kms / 06-07 hrs)
Your pilgrimage begins with pickup from Delhi Airport or Railway Station, followed by a road journey towards Haridwar. Covering approximately 220 km in 6–7 hours, this first day provides the transition from the capital to the Himalayan pilgrimage circuit. Haridwar serves as the first major halt before the route heads deeper into Uttarakhand.
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Day 2 : (Haridwar to Guptkashi Through the Himalayan Foothills (202.8 kms/ 05 hrs 48 min)
After departing from Haridwar, one moves onto Guptkashi which is about 202.8 km away and takes five hours 48 minutes to reach. The environment starts changing as one leaves behind the plains to move into the mountains. Guptkashi will be the resting place for the night before the Kedarnath trek.
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Day 3 : (Kedarnath Darshan With Same-Day Return to Guptkashi (60 kms by road & 40 kms trek
This is one of the most physically demanding stages of the trip. From Guptkashi, the route proceeds towards Gaurikund, followed by the trek to Kedarnath Temple. The itinerary lists approximately 60 km of road travel and 40 km of trekking for the round journey, with the return planned on the same day.
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Day 4 : (Guptkashi to Pandukeshwar Along the Mountain Route (163.2 km / 05 hrs 30 min)
Once the Kedarnath visit is completed, the itinerary turns towards Pandukeshwar. The day's drive covers about 163.2 km and takes around 5 hours 30 minutes. This section gradually brings the journey closer to the Badrinath region, giving travellers time to settle into the second half of the Do Dham pilgrimage.
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Day 5 : (Badrinath Temple Visit Followed by Srinagar Transfer (21 km + 165 kms / 06 hrs drive)
The second sacred destination takes centre stage today. After reaching Badrinath Dham, travellers get time for temple darshan before continuing towards Srinagar. The day's route combines approximately 21 km around Badrinath with another 165 km towards Srinagar, taking around 6 hours of driving overall.
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Day 6 : (Srinagar to Haridwar and Completion of the Mountain Circuit (129.2 Km / 03 hrs 11 min)
The return journey begins from Srinagar as the group travels back towards Haridwar. The listed distance is around 129.2 km, with an estimated driving time of 3 hours 11 minutes. Reaching Haridwar marks the end of the main pilgrimage circuit before the final transfer to Delhi.
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Day 7 : (Haridwar to Delhi for Departure (220 kms / 06-07 hrs)
Day 7 is dedicated to the trip back to Delhi. The itinerary of the tour mentions that the road travel distance for the day is around 220 km and 6 to 7 hours of driving will take place, finishing at the Delhi Airport or Railway Station.
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
Chardham Yatra From Haridwar , Chardham Yatra From Delhi, Chardham Yatra From Mumbai, Chardham Yatra From Chennai, Chardham Yatra From Bangalore, Chardham Yatra From Pune
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.










