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Day 1 : (Delhi to Haridwar – Start the Journey Towards the Himalayas (230 kms / 06 - 07 hrs)
Your pilgrimage starts with pick-up service from Delhi. Your destination is Haridwar through road, which takes about 230 km in 6-7 hours. Once there, you can check-in at the arranged accommodation and use the remaining time of the day to get some rest before heading up the hills tomorrow.
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Day 2 : (Haridwar to Barkot – Enter Uttarakhand’s Mountain Landscape (173 kms / 05 - 06 hrs)
After leaving Haridwar, continue towards Barkot, the base for the upcoming Yamunotri visit. The route covers approximately 173 km and takes about 5–6 hours. The scenery gradually changes as the journey moves deeper into the hills. After reaching Barkot, check in and prepare for the next day's pilgrimage.
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Day 3 : (Barkot to Yamunotri – Temple Visit with a Himalayan Trek (36 kms drive & 06 kms Trek “one sideâ€)
This day is reserved for the Yamunotri Temple pilgrimage. The scheduled route includes around 36 km of road travel, followed by a 6 km one-way trek to reach the temple. After completing the visit, retrace the route and return to Barkot for the overnight stay. Since trekking is an important part of this day, comfortable footwear and suitable clothing are recommended.
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Day 4 : (Barkot to Uttarkashi – Continue Towards the Gangotri Route (100 kms / 05 hrs)
Once the Yamunotri leg is complete, depart Barkot for Uttarkashi. The journey covers approximately 100 km and takes around 5 hours. After reaching Uttarkashi, check into the accommodation and keep the evening relaxed ahead of the Gangotri excursion planned for the following day.
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Day 5 : (Uttarkashi to Gangotri – Complete the Second Temple Pilgrimage (200 kms both side / 06 - 07 hrs)
Begin the day's journey towards Gangotri Temple. The itinerary includes approximately 200 km of total travel for the onward and return journey, taking around 6–7 hours. After completing the temple visit, travel back to Uttarkashi for the scheduled overnight stay.
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Day 6 : (Uttarkashi to Haridwar – Begin the Return Journey (127.9 kms / 03 - 04 hrs)
After breakfast, leave Uttarkashi and head back towards Haridwar. The planned distance is approximately 127.9 km, with a travel time of around 3–4 hours. Reaching Haridwar marks the completion of the main Himalayan pilgrimage circuit, with the final Delhi transfer planned for the next day.
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Day 7 : (Haridwar to Delhi – Conclude the Yamunotri Gangotri Circuit (230 kms / 06 - 07 hrs)
On the final day, travel from Haridwar back to Delhi. The journey covers approximately 230 km and takes around 6–7 hours. The itinerary concludes with a drop at Delhi Airport or Railway Station, depending on your onward travel plans.
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.










