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4 Days
Uttarkashi To Yamunotri
Min 4 people Group
May to September
About This Yamunotri Dham Yatra
Yamunotri Dham Yatra is a spiritual journey to the origin of River Yamuna, located in the Uttarkashi district of Uttarakhand. The main temple, dedicated to Goddess Yamuna, sits amidst stunning Himalayan scenery. Pilgrims trek from Janki Chatti to reach the temple. The hot springs of Surya Kund nearby are also sacred. The yatra offers peace, devotion, and natural beauty, making it a meaningful start to the Char Dham pilgrimage.
Package Highlights
Beautiful views of the Himalaya mountains
Daily Veg Meals – Breakfast & Dinner included
Scenic Himalayan Views & serene natural surroundings
Cool Weather – enjoy fresh mountain air and cold climate
Tour Itinerary
Day 1
Arrival at Barkot / Janki Chatti
Arrive at Barkot or Janki Chatti, the base point for the Yamunotri trek. The route offers picturesque views of lush valleys and rivers. Settle into your accommodation and take rest. If you arrive early, you can take a peaceful evening walk to enjoy the natural beauty around.
Day 2
Trek to Yamunotri Temple
Begin your day early and start the trek from Janki Chatti to Yamunotri Temple. The 6 km trail winds through beautiful forest paths and mountain scenery. On reaching the temple, take darshan of Goddess Yamuna and visit the nearby Surya Kund. After spending some time there, return to Janki Chatti.
Day 3
Return to Barkot and Rest
After a spiritually fulfilling visit to Yamunotri, make your way back to Barkot. The journey back is relaxing with scenic halts along the way. Reach your stay and unwind. You can explore the quiet local surroundings, interact with locals, or simply rest after the day’s travel.
Day 4
Departure from Barkot
After breakfast, begin your return journey. The blessings of Maa Yamuna and the fresh mountain air will stay with you long after the trip. This yatra is not just a visit to a temple, but a peaceful retreat into the heart of the Himalayas.
Inclusions
Pickup and drop from starting point
All-Inter-State Taxes, Toll, Driver Allowance And Parking Etc.
Hotel stay or guest house
Daily meals (breakfast, dinner)
Travel by car, bus, or tempo traveler
Helicopter booking (optional, extra charge)
Medical help (basic first aid)
Exclusions
Personal expenses (shopping, phone calls, etc.)
Entry fees to sightseeing places
GST or other government taxes (if applicable)
Extra food or snacks (outside the package meals)
Travel insurance
Extra hotel stay – if the trip is delayed, the cost of extra nights is not covered.
Helicopter charges (if not included)
Medical or emergency expenses
Anything not listed under “Package Includes”
Pony, palki, or porter charges for trekking
Any cost due to landslides, roadblocks, or bad weather
Things to Know
Weather Conditions
- Cold Weather – Yamunotri is located in the Garhwal Himalayas and remains cool to cold throughout the year, especially in the early mornings and late evenings.
- Snowfall – Snowfall may occur in early May and after mid-October, particularly at higher altitudes near Yamunotri Temple. The area remains snow-covered in winter.
- Oxygen Levels – Yamunotri is at an altitude of about 3,293 meters. While it's not as high as Kedarnath, some travelers may still experience breathing discomfort. Carry necessary medication if you have any respiratory condition.
- Warm Clothes Needed – Visitors should carry heavy woolen clothes, jackets, thermal wear, gloves, woolen caps, and socks to stay warm and comfortable during the journey.
- Sudden Weather Changes – Weather in Yamunotri can change without warning. Even in summer, you may face cold winds, light snowfall, or rain showers, especially during the trek from Janki Chatti.
Road Conditions
- Mountain Roads – The road to Yamunotri includes steep and narrow mountain stretches. Drive with caution, especially near Barkot and Janki Chatti, where the roads have sharp turns and hilly terrain.
- Landslide Zones – During the monsoon season (July–August), the route is prone to landslides and temporary road closures. Travel during this time is not advisable.
- Road Accessibility – Roads to Yamunotri generally open in late April or early May after the snow clears and remain accessible until early November. After this, the route is closed due to heavy snowfall.
- Last Motorable Point – The last point accessible by vehicle is Janki Chatti. From there, a 6 km trek (on foot, pony, or doli) is required to reach Yamunotri Temple.
- Condition in Summer & Autumn – From May to June and September to mid-October, the roads are mostly in good condition. These months are ideal for travel, as the weather is clear and road conditions are stable.
Requirements
- Carry valid ID like Aadhar Card, Voter ID, or Passport.
- Government registration is mandatory before starting the yatra.
- Carry your regular medicines and a small first aid box.
- Wear good-quality trekking shoes or sports shoes for long walking and climbing.
- Keep a water bottle, dry fruits, or light snacks during travel and trek.
- Carry some cash, as ATMs are not available in all areas. Card payment may not work in remote places.
- Power cuts are common in some areas. Carry a torch and power bank for mobile.
- You can take travel or health insurance for extra safety.
Terms & Conditions
- Booking will be confirmed only after advance payment.
- The advance paid is non-refundable in case of cancellation.
- The full payment must be made before the start of the trip.
- No refund will be given if you miss or do not use any part of the tour (hotel, meals, etc.).
- The company is not responsible for delays or changes in the itinerary due to weather, landslides, or roadblocks.
- You are responsible for your own health. Carry required medicines and stay fit.
- Hotels and vehicles will be provided as per availability and the package. Room heaters may cost extra.
- If included, helicopter service is subject to weather and availability. If canceled, refund is as per helicopter company policy.
- Respect local customs, temple rules, and government guidelines.
- Travel or health insurance is not included unless clearly mentioned.
- Carry original ID (Aadhar, Voter ID, etc.) during the trip.
- Prices may change without notice due to fuel costs, taxes, or hotel rate changes.
Cancellation & Refund Policy
Cancellation Policy
- If you cancel before 30 days of the journey – 100% refund (excluding booking/transaction charges). You must inform in writing (email/message) to confirm cancellation.
- If you cancel 15 to 30 days before the trip – 50% refund of the total package amount. Any advance booking charges (flights, hotels, etc.) are non-refundable.
- If you cancel less than 15 days before the journey – No refund. Also, no refund for: No-shows (you don’t join the trip), Leaving trip in between, Unused services (meals, hotel, etc.)
Refund Policy
- Processing Time: Processing Time: Processing Time: Refunds will be processed within 7–10 working days after cancellation is confirmed. Delays may occur due to bank processing time or third-party approvals (like hotels or transport).
- Method: Method: Method: Refund will be made to the original payment method: If paid by card/UPI → refund to the same account, If paid by bank transfer → refund to the same bank account
- Conditions:
- Refund is given only as per cancellation policy.
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