Hotels & Homestays for Char Dham Yatra

For Yamunotri: Most pilgrims stay at Barkot, about 45 km from Janki Chatti, the start of the 6 km Yamunotri trek. Janki Chatti and Kharsali have simpler guesthouses for an early start. For Gangotri: Uttarkashi has the most hotels on the Gangotri road. Harshil Valley, about 25 km before Gangotri, is the quietest base, with homestays among apple orchards and deodar forests. For Kedarnath: Guptkashi, Phata and Sitapur–Sonprayag are the usual bases for the Kedarnath trek and helicopter. At Kedarnath itself there are only basic guesthouses and camps, so book early. For Badrinath: Badrinath town has hotels within walking distance of the temple, Tapt Kund and the evening aarti. Joshimath, about 45 km before Badrinath, is the usual stop on the way up.

Yes. Badrinath town has hotels a short walk from the temple, so you can attend the early morning darshan and the evening aarti without a drive. Compare the verified Badrinath hotels listed on this page.

Book as early as possible for May, June and the first half of October, when the yatra is busiest and rooms near the temples sell out. July and August are quieter because of the monsoon.

Hotels at Kedarnath, Badrinath, Gangotri and Yamunotri close when the temples close for winter, around October–November, and open again around late April or May. Stays in Harshil Valley, Uttarkashi and Joshimath stay open through the winter.

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