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Overview

The holiest places that one should visit at least once in their lifetime are the Char Dham, where the words “char” and “dham” refer to religious abodes; the Chardham Yatra passes through the temples of Hindu gods such as Lord Jagganath or Sri Krishna, Shiva, Parvati, the Sun God, and Ganga; among many other serene sights, you can see the source of the most sacred rivers. It is regarded as sacred to travel across the country, visiting the four holy temples that are located at the ends of the nation; additionally, there is a Chota Char Dham that can be undertaken within the state of Uttarakhand, which is known as Devbhoomi, or the Land of Gods.

Trip Highlights

An exclusive tour of Uttaranchal's scenic beauty and pilgrim sights.
A carefully thought-out tour schedule.
Covers Kedarnath, Badrinath, Yamunotri, and Gangotri, the four dhams of Uttarakhand.
Kitchen as per our own convenience.
Best hotels through out the tour.
Choose to stay in places with the necessary amenities, such as markets and hospitals.
includes coverage of other important attractions in Uttaranchal, such as the Ganga Aarti in Haridwar and Rishikesh.
The fact that our groups are arranged consecutively is highly beneficial for excellent support in the event of an emergency.
Running this trip for the past 15 to 20 years with pride.

Day 1 :

Delhi - Haridwar

After reaching Delhi, continue to Haridwar, an ancient temple city at the base of the Himalayas, on the banks of the Ganga River. Report at the agreed-upon reporting location. Extra topping : when traveling to Haridwar, tea or coffee.

Day 2 :

Haridwar – Sayanachatti

Head to Sayanachatti in the morning. This small, serene village is surrounded by hills and is a resting place for pilgrims en route to Yamunotri Dham. Evening leisure time to unwind. Extra topping : Frooti/Tea/Coffee when traveling from Sayanachatti to Haridwar. Evening coffee or tea when traveling to Sayanachatti.

Day 3 :

Sayanachatti – Yamunotri – Sayanachatti

Head to Yamunotri, a shrine devoted to the Yamuna River, which is regarded as the second most sacred river after the Ganges, today. Access to this temple requires a complete 13km hike from Hanuman Chatti, the sacred town. Return to Sayanachatti in the evening. Extra Topping : Yamunotri Tea, Coffee, or Soft Drink.

Day 4 :

Sayanachatti – Uttarkashi

We go in the morning for Uttarkashi, an old place with a rich cultural history. It is known as "Kashi of the North" and is among the most gorgeous towns in the Garhwal area. Visit one of Shri Kashi Vishwanath's most revered and ancient temples in the evening. It is thought that Parashurama constructed this temple. Extra Drinking : On the way to Uttarkashi, tea, coffee, or soft drinks

Day 5 :

Uttarkashi – Gangotri – Uttarkashi

Approximately 3400 meters high, Gangotri is one of India's holiest pilgrimages. Enjoy a full-day journey there. There are breathtaking views everywhere during the Gangotri trip. Hindu mythology holds that the Ganga, which originated in heaven and fell to earth at Gangotri, is the most sacred of all rivers. The river's true source is in Gaumukh, where it is known as Bhagirathi. The river becomes Ganga when the Alaknanda river joins it close to Devaprayag. Travel via Harsil, a tranquil Himalayan village encircled by apple orchards, pine woods, and snow-capped mountains. Visit the Gangotri Temple, the Bhagirath Rock, and the Bhagirathi River upon arrival. Return in the evening to Uttarkashi. Extra topping : While traveling to Gangotri, tea, coffee, or soft drinks.

Day 6 :

Uttarkashi – Sitapur

Visit Sitapur, a picturesque hamlet that can be seen en route to Kedarnath Dham. Allow time for relaxation upon arrival. Additional toppings : Khasta Kachori at Sitapur, tea, coffee, or soft drinks. On the way to Sitapur, tea, coffee, or soft drinks.

Day 7 :

Sitapur – Kedarnath – Sitapur

Head to Kedarnath, also known as "Kedarkhand," early in the morning. The Kedarnath temple is accessible from Gaurikund after a about 19km hike. One of Lord Shiva's twelve jotirlingas, it is situated at an elevation of 3,500 meters in the Rudra Himalaya range close to the Chorabari Glacier, the source of the Mandakini River. Massive slabs of stone covering a big rectangular platform make up this temple. One of the big statues of Nandi watches over the entrance to the temple. Visit the later Sakadhi of Jagad Guru Adi Shankarcharya, who constructed the Kedarnath temple more than a millennium ago. Take in the peaceful ambiance of this hallowed location. Extra Topping : Kedarnath's evening tea, coffee, or soft drink. Notes : A Jeep will be used to get from Sonprayag to Gaurikund.

Day 8 :

Sitapur

You have the day off to unwind. Stay the night at Sitapur. Notes : For an additional fee, those who would prefer not to hike can reserve a horse, pony, or helicopter trip.

Day 9 :

Sitapur – Pipalkoti

Travel to Pipalkoti, stopping along the way to see the three Sangams of holy rivers: Karnaprayag, which is Alaknanda and Pinderganga, Nandprayag, which is Alaknanda and Nandakini. Get to Pipalkoti late at night. Extra topping : when traveling to Pipalkoti, tea, coffee, or soft drinks. Pipalkoti serves tea, coffee, and soft drinks.

Day 10 :

Pipalkoti – Badrinath

Our journey to Badrinath begins here. This lovely village is located between the Nar and Narayan Mountain ranges at an elevation of around 3100 meters. See the Badrinath temple, which is devoted to Lord Vishnu and is said to have been founded by the sage Adi Shankaracharya. We also go to Vyas and Ganesh gumpha, where Sage Vyas wrote the Mahabharata epic with Ganesha's assistance, and Mana village, the last Indian town on the border between India and Tibet. View the Swargarohini peaks and Bhim bridge; the Pandavas traveled this route to paradise. Spend the night at Badrinath. Extra Topping : Mana Village Tea, Coffee, or Soft Drink. Batata wada at Badrinath with tea, coffee, or soft drinks.

Day 11 :

Badrinath – Kirtinagar

Once more, if time allows, we have Lord Badrinath's darshan before setting off for Kirtinagar. Reach Kirtinagar late at night. Extra topping : While traveling to Kirtinagar, tea or coffee. afternoon tea/coffee while traveling to Kirtinagar.

Day 12 :

Kirtinagar - Rishikesh - Haridwar

Set out on your journey to Haridwar, a historic city of temples situated along the Ganga River's banks. See Deoprayag en way, which is located where the Alaknanda and Bhagirathi rivers converge. Visit Laxman Zhulla, Baba Kali Kamliwala Ashram, Geeta Bhavan, and Gangaghat in Haridwar when you arrive in Rishikesh. Visit Har ki Pauri in the evening for a captivating Ganga Aarati experience. Extra Topping : While traveling to Rishikesh, tea or coffee. At Rishikesh, lassi. Tea/coffee in the evening at Haridwar. Notes : Traveled by Jeep from Laxman zulla to Baba Kamli wala Ashram.

Day 13 :

Haridwar - Delhi

Head to the airport in Delhi to catch a train or a plane back to your hometown!

Frequently Asked Questions

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What is generally the size of a tour group ?

Generally speaking, the number of guests that travel varies according on the location. For a world tour, the typical group size is from 40 to 47, but for an Indian tour, it ranges from 28 to 56. However, the group size may exceed the above mentioned group size if a certain tour has an exceptionally high response or if it is a unique tour like the Second Innings or My Fair Lady tour.

Who would be my co-travelers ?

You can travel with anybody you like, whether it a professional doctor or C.A., a teacher, a teenager, an artist, a politician, a businessman, a person of any language, a person of any faith, a person from any location, etc. We guarantee that your buddy list will grow once you get back from your ideal vacation.

What does the World tour price include ?

The cost of the world trip often includes your airfare, lodging, food, admission fees, visas, airport taxes, tour guide services, and more. Please refer to the tour inclusion section on the relevant tour itinerary page on our website for further details on the inclusion of tour pricing.

What does the Indian tour price include ?

The cost of an Indian trip often includes all you need to enjoy the sites, lodging, food, entrance fees, tour guide services, etc., but not your transportation to and from the airport. We do, however, provide all-inclusive air excursions from airport to airport. Please refer to the tour inclusion section on the relevant tour itinerary page on our website for further details on the inclusion of tour pricing.

What are the modes of travel on tour?

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Are there any night journeys on tour?

We could have night flights, but we typically try to avoid night tours as much as possible.

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