Yamunotri
Yamunotri is the source shrine associated with the Yamuna River. The final approach involves travel and a trek or other available local transport options depending on conditions.
Char Dham Yatra from Haridwar
Plan your Char Dham Yatra from Haridwar with a structured group tour covering Yamunotri, Gangotri, Kedarnath and Badrinath. Explore the itinerary, accommodation, meals, transportation and important travel information before booking.
Departure
Haridwar
Yatra
Yamunotri · Gangotri · Kedarnath · Badrinath
Travel Style
Group Tour
Plan
Itinerary-based journey
Haridwar is one of the most convenient starting points for pilgrims travelling towards the Char Dham shrines of Uttarakhand. A group tour provides a planned travel structure for the long Himalayan journey, including road travel, overnight stays and temple visits.
The Char Dham Yatra in Uttarakhand covers four important pilgrimage destinations: Yamunotri, Gangotri, Kedarnath and Badrinath. Since these destinations are spread across the Himalayan region, the journey requires careful planning for transportation, accommodation and daily travel.
A group tour from Haridwar can be useful for travellers who prefer an organized itinerary instead of arranging every transfer and stay separately.
The traditional Char Dham circuit in Uttarakhand includes four pilgrimage destinations. Each destination has different road conditions, walking requirements and travel considerations.
Yamunotri is the source shrine associated with the Yamuna River. The final approach involves travel and a trek or other available local transport options depending on conditions.
Gangotri is an important pilgrimage destination associated with the Ganga. The shrine is situated in the Himalayan region and is generally reached by road.
Kedarnath is one of the most significant Shiva temples in the Himalayan region. The journey requires additional planning because the temple is not directly accessible by road.
Badrinath is a major Vishnu pilgrimage destination in Uttarakhand. It is connected by road and is generally included towards the later part of many Char Dham itineraries.
A group itinerary can simplify the logistics of a multi-day Himalayan pilgrimage. Instead of arranging every transfer individually, travellers can follow a predefined route and daily schedule.
Follow a structured route with planned travel and overnight stops.
Group travel can make transportation arrangements simpler for pilgrims.
Accommodation can be arranged according to the selected package.
Get support during the journey according to the package and service plan.
The exact route and number of nights depend on the selected package, weather, road conditions and local travel arrangements. A typical journey may follow a sequence similar to the one below.
Day 1
Group departure from Haridwar followed by travel towards the first destination according to the selected itinerary.
Day 2–3
Travel towards the Yamunotri region, temple visit and overnight arrangements as per the itinerary.
Day 4–5
Continue towards Gangotri with planned road travel, temple visit and overnight stay.
Day 6–8
Travel towards the Kedarnath region. The final approach requires separate planning because the temple is not directly accessible by road.
Day 9–10
Continue towards Badrinath for darshan and overnight arrangements according to the package.
Final Day
Return towards the designated drop-off point according to the final itinerary.
Note: This is an illustrative structure, not a fixed departure itinerary. Always check the selected package for the exact route, dates, hotels and inclusions.
Package inclusions vary by departure and package category. Always confirm the final inclusions before making a booking.
Some expenses are commonly outside the standard package price. The actual exclusions depend on your selected package.
The price of a Char Dham group tour depends on factors such as travel dates, number of nights, accommodation category, vehicle arrangement, meals and other package inclusions.
Instead of comparing only the headline price, check what is included in the package. A lower price may have different hotel, meal or transportation inclusions compared with another itinerary.
Contact the Chardham Yatri team for the current departure dates, availability and package-specific pricing.
The Char Dham route passes through mountainous terrain and weather can change quickly. Prepare according to the season and your personal requirements.
Carry layered clothing, warm clothes and rain protection. Conditions can vary significantly between locations.
Use comfortable walking shoes with good grip, especially for areas requiring walking.
Keep identification documents, booking details and any required travel or registration documents safely accessible.
Carry regular medicines and a basic personal medical kit. Consult a medical professional about individual travel needs.
A reusable water bottle, toiletries, sunscreen, sunglasses, power bank and a small day bag can be useful.
Check weather and road conditions before departure and follow local instructions during the journey.
Haridwar is about 220 km from Delhi, so Delhi and NCR travellers join the group in Haridwar the day before departure. Plan for 10–11 days door to door.
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Find answers to common questions about the route, accommodation, transportation, preparation and group travel.
Group plans include road transport from Haridwar for the whole circuit, hotel or guest-house stays on twin or triple sharing, vegetarian breakfast and dinner, driver allowance, tolls and parking, and support from our team. Pony, palki, helicopter tickets, VIP darshan and personal expenses are extra.
Yamunotri, Gangotri, Kedarnath and Badrinath, visited from west to east in that order. Typical night stops are Barkot, Uttarkashi, Guptkashi or Sitapur, Kedarnath and Badrinath or Joshimath.
Usually 9 to 12 days from Haridwar by road. Add a buffer day if you travel in the monsoon, when landslides can hold up traffic.
Yes. The vehicle depends on group size: a Dzire for 3–4 people, a Bolero or Ertiga for 5–6, a Bolero for 7–8, and a Tempo Traveller for 9 or more. The local shuttle between Sonprayag and Gaurikund is a separate shared jeep.
Budget or standard hotels and guest houses on twin or triple sharing along the route. The night at Kedarnath is in basic camps or guest houses for every traveller, whatever the package.
Carry comfortable walking shoes, warm layers, rain protection, personal medicines, identification documents, toiletries and a small day bag. Weather can change quickly in the Himalayan region, so layered clothing is useful.
Yes, with preparation. Gangotri and Badrinath are reachable by road, while Kedarnath (16–18 km) and Yamunotri (about 6 km) have ponies, palkis and porters, and Kedarnath also has helicopter services. Get a health check before travelling.
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