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Char Dham Yatra-9 N-10 D Fixed Departure from Haridwar

Your journey begins from Haridwar in the early morning as you proceed towards Barkot. En route, you will pass through scenic landscapes, crossing Mussoorie and visiting Kempty Falls. Upon arrival in Barkot, check into your hotel and relax. Overnight stay at Barkot.

Nestled in the foothills of the Garhwal Himalayas, Mussoorie is a famous hill station known for its colonial charm and breathtaking views. The town, surrounded by lush green hills, provides a refreshing break on your way to Barkot. If time permits, you can explore viewpoints offering panoramic landscapes and the cool, misty air of the mountains.

Mussoorie – The Queen of Hills

One of the most famous waterfalls in Uttarakhand, Kempty Falls is a popular stop for travelers. The cascading water forms natural pools, making it an ideal spot to relax and enjoy the beauty of nature. The gushing sound of water, cool breeze, and lush surroundings create a rejuvenating experience for visitors before continuing the journey.

Kempty Falls – A Stunning Waterfall Retreat

Located off the main highway, Lakhamandal is an ancient temple complex associated with the Pandavas from the Mahabharata. This site is famous for its Shivalinga and hundreds of small lingams carved out of graphite, which shine when water is poured over them. The temple is believed to be the place where Duryodhana attempted to burn the Pandavas alive in the Lakshagriha (House of Lac). Visiting this site offers both historical and spiritual significance.

Lakhamandal – A Mythological Site from Mahabharata

As you approach Barkot, the mesmerizing views of the Yamuna River Valley welcome you with its pristine beauty. The river, considered sacred in Hinduism, flows gracefully through the mountains, providing a peaceful and divine atmosphere. The scenic drive through pine-covered slopes, terraced fields, and charming villages adds to the spiritual essence of the pilgrimage.

 Yamuna Valley – A Scenic Drive Along the Holy River

 Haridwar to Barkot (180 km / 7-8 hrs)

Early in the morning, drive to Janki Chatti, the base for the trek to Yamunotri. You can either trek, take a pony, or hire a palanquin to reach the holy shrine. After offering prayers at the temple dedicated to Goddess Yamuna, trek back to Janki Chatti and return to Barkot. Dinner and overnight stay in Barkot.

Janki Chatti is the last motorable point before Yamunotri Temple and serves as the starting point for the 6 km trek. Surrounded by majestic mountains and the Yamuna River flowing nearby, Janki Chatti is also famous for its natural hot water springs, where many pilgrims take a dip before beginning their trek. Pony and palanquin (doli) services are available here for those unable to trek.

Janki Chatti – The Base for Yamunotri Trek

The Yamunotri Temple, dedicated to Goddess Yamuna, is the first stop in the Char Dham Yatra. It is believed that taking a dip in the holy waters of the Yamuna River cleanses one’s sins and paves the way for spiritual enlightenment. The temple, located at an altitude of 3,293 meters, is surrounded by snow-covered peaks and offers a divine atmosphere for worshippers. The temple was originally built by Maharaja Pratap Shah of Tehri Garhwal and is an important pilgrimage site in Hinduism.

 Yamunotri Temple – The Sacred Abode of Goddess Yamuna

Located near Yamunotri Temple, Surya Kund is a naturally occurring hot water spring with temperatures as high as 88°C to 90°C. Pilgrims often cook rice and potatoes by tying them in a cloth and dipping them into the boiling water. This food is then considered prasad (holy offering) and distributed among devotees. The hot spring is named after Surya Dev (Sun God), as Yamuna is believed to be his daughter.

Surya Kund – The Sacred Hot Water Spring

Before entering the Yamunotri Temple, devotees offer prayers at Divya Shila, a sacred rock located near Surya Kund. This pillar-like stone is believed to be the divine seat of Goddess Yamuna, and worshipping it before visiting the main temple is considered auspicious.

Divya Shila – The Holy Rock of Devotion

Barkot – Yamunotri Darshan – Barkot (36 km drive & 6 km trek each way)

After breakfast, drive to Uttarkashi, a town known for its spiritual significance and the famous Vishwanath Temple. Upon arrival, check in at the hotel and later visit the temple dedicated to Lord Shiva. Spend the evening at leisure, absorbing the peaceful atmosphere of this sacred town. Overnight stay in Uttarkashi.

Located near Barkot, Prakateshwar Cave is a fascinating limestone cave that houses naturally formed Shivalingas. The cave, illuminated by the reflection of minerals, creates a divine and mystical atmosphere. Many devotees stop here to seek Lord Shiva’s blessings before continuing their journey to Uttarkashi.



 Prakateshwar Cave – A Natural Limestone Wonder

The Kashi Vishwanath Temple in Uttarkashi is one of the most revered temples dedicated to Lord Shiva. It is believed that this temple holds the same significance as the famous Kashi Vishwanath Temple in Varanasi. The temple, built in ancient times, features a sacred Shivalinga and attracts devotees seeking divine blessings for spiritual growth and salvation.



Vishwanath Temple – The Spiritual Heart of Uttarkashi

Located near the Vishwanath Temple, the Shakti Temple is known for its massive Trishul (trident), which is said to be the weapon of Goddess Durga. This 26 feet high trident, made of iron and copper, is believed to have divine powers. Many pilgrims visit this temple to seek strength and protection from negative energies.



Shakti Temple – Home to the Giant Trishul of Goddess Durga

Situated about 15 km from Uttarkashi, the Maneri Dam is built on the Bhagirathi River and is a popular sightseeing spot. The dam creates a beautiful artificial lake, offering a serene and refreshing environment for travelers. Pilgrims often stop here to relax and admire the stunning views of the river and surrounding mountains.



Maneri Dam – A Scenic Stop on the Bhagirathi River

Barkot to Uttarkashi (100 km / 4-5 hrs)

Early morning, depart for Gangotri, following the scenic route along the Bhagirathi River. Upon reaching Gangotri, take a holy dip in the sacred waters of the Ganges and seek blessings at the Gangotri Temple. After darshan, return to Uttarkashi for dinner and an overnight stay.

Perched at an altitude of 3,100 meters, the Gangotri Temple is one of the most revered Hindu pilgrimage sites. It marks the spot where Goddess Ganga is believed to have descended on Earth, brought down by the penance of King Bhagirath. The Bhagirathi River, the source of the Ganges, flows beside the temple, adding to the sanctity of the place. Built in the 18th century by Amar Singh Thapa, the temple remains open from May to October. Pilgrims take a holy dip in the icy waters of the Bhagirathi before offering prayers at the temple.

Gangotri Temple – The Origin of the Holy River Ganga

On the way to Gangotri, you will pass through the Harsil Valley, one of Uttarakhand’s most scenic locations. Known for its dense deodar forests, apple orchards, and the serene Bhagirathi River, Harsil offers a peaceful retreat amidst nature. Many sages and ascetics have meditated here due to its tranquil environment. Pilgrims often stop at Harsil to admire its untouched beauty and experience spiritual calmness.



Harsil Valley – The Hidden Gem of Uttarakhand

Located near Gangotri Temple, Bhagirath Shila is the spot where King Bhagirath meditated for thousands of years to bring Ganga to Earth. This sacred rock holds deep religious significance, and pilgrims often offer prayers here before entering the temple. It is believed that the power of Bhagirath’s penance compelled Lord Shiva to release Ganga from his matted locks, giving birth to the holy river.

Bhagirath Shila – The Sacred Rock of King Bhagirath

Not to be confused with Gauri Kund near Kedarnath, this Gauri Kund near Gangotri is associated with Goddess Parvati. According to legend, Goddess Parvati bathed here before her marriage to Lord Shiva. The crystal-clear waters of the Kund add to the spiritual significance of the site, making it an essential stop for pilgrims seeking divine blessings.

Gauri Kund – The Holy Pool of Goddess Parvati

A short trek from Gangotri Temple leads to Pandava Gufa, a sacred cave where the Pandavas from the Mahabharata are believed to have meditated during their journey to the Himalayas. This ancient cave, surrounded by thick forests and a peaceful atmosphere, offers a perfect spot for meditation and reflection. Many devotees visit this location to connect with the powerful history and spirituality associated with the Pandavas.

Pandava Gufa – The Mythological Cave of the Pandavas

 Uttarkashi – Gangotri Darshan – Uttarkashi (100 km each way)

Post breakfast, embark on a long yet scenic drive towards Phata, a key stop for Kedarnath Yatra. En route, witness the confluence of the Alaknanda and Mandakini rivers at Rudraprayag. Upon arrival, check in at the hotel in Phata and relax. Overnight stay at Phata.

As you depart from Uttarkashi, you will pass by Tehri Dam, one of the tallest dams in the world, built on the Bhagirathi River. This engineering marvel supplies electricity to large parts of North India and has created a vast reservoir with breathtaking views. The Tehri Lake, formed by the dam, offers serene landscapes and is a great spot for capturing stunning photographs.

Tehri Dam – The Largest Hydro Project in India

Rudraprayag is one of the five sacred confluences (Panch Prayag) of Uttarakhand, where the Mandakini River, originating from Kedarnath, merges with the Alaknanda River. This holy site is named after Lord Shiva (Rudra), and it is believed that Narad Muni meditated here to please Lord Shiva. Pilgrims visit the Rudranath Temple, dedicated to Lord Shiva, to seek blessings before continuing their journey.

Rudraprayag – The Confluence of Alaknanda and Mandakini Rivers

A small town located on the banks of the Mandakini River, Augustmuni is known for the Agasteshwar Mahadev Temple, dedicated to Rishi Agastya. It is believed that Sage Agastya meditated here for years, and his divine presence still blesses the region. The temple is an important stop for devotees on their way to Kedarnath. The peaceful atmosphere and surrounding mountain views make it a spiritually uplifting place.

Augustmuni – The Land of Sage Agastya

Located about 47 km before Kedarnath, Guptkashi is a town of great mythological significance. According to legends, after the Mahabharata war, the Pandavas sought forgiveness from Lord Shiva for their sins. To avoid them, Lord Shiva disguised himself as a bull (Nandi) and hid in Guptkashi before appearing in Kedarnath.

Guptkashi – The Hidden Kashi of Lord Shiva

Uttarkashi to Phata (220 km / 9-10 hrs)

Early in the morning, proceed to the helipad (if opting for a helicopter ride) or drive to Sonprayag to start the trek to Kedarnath. On reaching Kedarnath, visit the sacred temple dedicated to Lord Shiva, one of the twelve Jyotirlingas. Absorb the divine atmosphere and spend the night at a basic accommodation in Kedarnath.

For pilgrims opting for the traditional trek to Kedarnath, the journey begins at Gaurikund, the last motorable point before Kedarnath. According to Hindu mythology, Goddess Parvati performed penance here to win Lord Shiva’s love. The site is named after her and features the Gaurikund Temple. Pilgrims take a holy dip in the hot water springs of Gaurikund before starting their 20 km trek to Kedarnath.

Gaurikund – The Starting Point of the Kedarnath Trek

Located about halfway through the trek, Rambara was once a major stopover for pilgrims. Although it was devastated in the 2013 floods, it remains an essential milestone for trekkers. The route offers breathtaking views of the Mandakini River, which flows alongside the trekking path. Along the way, there are food stalls, resting shelters, and pony services for pilgrims who need assistance.

Rambara – A Scenic Resting Point on the Kedarnath Trek

Upon reaching Kedarnath, you will be greeted by the majestic Kedarnath Temple, standing against the backdrop of towering snow-clad peaks. This ancient temple, believed to be over 1,000 years old, is dedicated to Lord Shiva and is one of the twelve Jyotirlingas in India. It is believed that the Pandavas built the temple to seek forgiveness from Lord Shiva after the Kurukshetra war.

Kedarnath Temple – The Divine Abode of Lord Shiva

Located on a hilltop near Kedarnath Temple, the Bhairavnath Temple is dedicated to Bhairava, a fierce manifestation of Lord Shiva. It is believed that Bhairavnath protects Kedarnath Temple when it is closed during the winter months. The trek to Bhairavnath Temple offers panoramic views of the Kedarnath valley and is a must-visit for pilgrims.

Bhairavnath Temple – The Guardian Deity of Kedarnath

Phata to Kedarnath (By Helicopter / Trek – 20 km)

After morning prayers at Kedarnath Temple, trek back to Gaurikund or take a helicopter ride to Phata. Upon arrival, check in at the hotel and rest after the spiritually fulfilling journey. Overnight stay at Phata.

Start your day with an early morning darshan at Kedarnath Temple, as the temple opens for Mangala Aarti and morning rituals. The calm, sacred atmosphere, combined with the Himalayan backdrop, creates an unforgettable experience. Many devotees prefer attending the morning aarti to receive the divine energy of Lord Shiva before beginning their return journey.

 Early Morning Darshan at Kedarnath Temple

Before leaving Kedarnath, consider visiting the Bhairavnath Temple, located 500 meters uphill from Kedarnath Temple. This temple is dedicated to Bhairava, a fierce manifestation of Lord Shiva, known as the guardian deity of Kedarnath. According to legends, Bhairavnath protects the Kedarnath region when the temple closes for winter. The temple is also a great viewpoint, offering breathtaking panoramic views of the entire Kedarnath Valley and the snow-capped peaks surrounding the region.

Bhairavnath Temple – The Protector of Kedarnath

Upon reaching Gaurikund, take a moment to visit the Gaurikund Temple, dedicated to Goddess Parvati. This site holds deep mythological significance as it is believed to be the place where Goddess Parvati performed penance to win Lord Shiva's love. The hot water springs of Gaurikund are also considered medicinal and sacred, offering pilgrims a chance to refresh themselves before continuing their journey.



Gaurikund – The Sacred Pool of Goddess Parvati

Kedarnath to Phata (Trek / Helicopter Ride)

Depart for Pandukeshwar, a holy town en route to Badrinath. Enjoy scenic views of the Himalayas and pass through Joshimath, a significant spiritual and cultural hub. Upon arrival in Pandukeshwar, check in at the hotel and relax. Overnight stay at Pandukeshwar.

Rudraprayag is one of the five sacred confluences (Panch Prayag) of Uttarakhand, where the Mandakini River, originating from Kedarnath, merges with the Alaknanda River. This holy site is named after Lord Shiva (Rudra), and it is believed that Narad Muni meditated here to please Lord Shiva. The Rudranath Temple, dedicated to Lord Shiva, is a major attraction, drawing pilgrims who seek divine blessings before proceeding to Badrinath.

Rudraprayag – The Sacred Confluence of Mandakini and Alaknanda

Karnaprayag is another important Panch Prayag, where the Pindar River merges with the Alaknanda River. It is believed to be the place where Karna from the Mahabharata meditated and received divine armor from the Sun God (Surya Dev). The Karna Temple, located on the riverbanks, is a must-visit spot for devotees. The town is surrounded by scenic mountains and lush greenery, making it an ideal spiritual stop.



 Karnaprayag – The Land of Karna's Devotion

At Nandaprayag, the Nandakini River merges with the Alaknanda River, forming another sacred confluence of Uttarakhand. It is named after King Nanda, the foster father of Lord Krishna, who is believed to have meditated here. Pilgrims stop at Nandaprayag Temple, located near the confluence, to offer prayers before continuing their journey.

Nandaprayag – The Sacred Meeting of Nandakini and Alaknanda

Located near Joshimath, Vishnuprayag is the confluence of the Alaknanda and Dhauliganga Rivers. According to Hindu mythology, Sage Narada meditated here, and Lord Vishnu appeared before him, granting him divine knowledge. The Vishnu Temple, built at the confluence, is an important pilgrimage site where devotees seek Lord Vishnu’s blessings before reaching Badrinath.



Vishnuprayag – The Holy Confluence of Alaknanda and Dhauliganga

Joshimath, also known as Jyotirmath, is a sacred town where Adi Shankaracharya established one of the four cardinal monasteries (Mathas) in India. It serves as the winter seat of Lord Badrinath, as the idol of Badrinath Temple is shifted here during winter months.

 Joshimath – The Spiritual Winter Seat of Badrinath

After a spiritually enriching journey, you will arrive in Pandukeshwar, a sacred town located 25 km before Badrinath. According to Hindu mythology, King Pandu, the father of the Pandavas, meditated here to seek redemption for his sins. The town is home to two ancient temples:



Pandukeshwar – The Holy Land of King Pandu

Phata to Pandukeshwar (180 km / 7-8 hrs)

Start your day early and proceed towards the revered Badrinath Temple, dedicated to Lord Vishnu. Take a dip in the holy Tapt Kund before entering the temple for darshan. Explore nearby sites such as Mana Village, Bhim Pul, and Vyas Gufa. Return to Pandukeshwar for dinner and an overnight stay.

Before entering the Badrinath Temple, devotees take a purifying dip in Tapt Kund, a natural hot water spring believed to be blessed by Lord Agni (Fire God). The water here remains warm throughout the year, even in extreme winter conditions. It is said that bathing in Tapt Kund washes away sins and prepares the soul for divine blessings.



Tapt Kund – The Holy Hot Water Spring

The Badrinath Temple, one of the 108 Divya Desams, is dedicated to Lord Vishnu in his meditative form as Badrinarayan. The temple, which dates back to Adi Shankaracharya’s time (8th century AD), stands at an elevation of 3,133 meters. The sanctum houses the black stone idol of Lord Badrinarayan, believed to be self-manifested. Devotees from across the world visit this temple to seek moksha (liberation) and divine blessings.



Badrinath Temple – The Abode of Lord Vishnu

Located near the Badrinath Temple, Brahma Kapal is a sacred site where Hindus perform Shradh (ancestral rituals) for their departed souls. It is believed that offering Pind Daan at Brahma Kapal grants salvation to ancestors, and their souls attain peace. Many devotees visit this holy spot to pay homage to their forefathers.

 Brahma Kapal – The Ritual Site for Ancestral Offerings

Just 3 km from Badrinath, Mana Village is the last village on the Indo-Tibetan border. This scenic Himalayan hamlet is home to the Bhotia tribe and is famous for its rich cultural heritage, mythological importance, and stunning landscapes.

 Mana Village – The Last Indian Village

Narad Kund, located near Tapt Kund, is believed to be the site where Adi Shankaracharya discovered the idol of Lord Badrinarayan and enshrined it in the temple. It is considered a sacred place where many sages meditated in ancient times. Pilgrims often visit Narad Kund to experience its divine aura.



Narad Kund – The Mythological Water Pool

Pandukeshwar – Badrinath Darshan – Pandukeshwar (30 km round trip)

After breakfast, begin your return journey to Haridwar. En route, visit the confluences of Rudraprayag and Devprayag, where the rivers meet to form the holy Ganges. Upon arrival in Haridwar, the tour concludes with divine memories of a lifetime.

As you begin your journey from Pandukeshwar, the first major stop is Vishnuprayag, the first and highest of the five sacred confluences (Panch Prayag). This is where the Alaknanda River meets the Dhauliganga River. According to legend, Sage Narada meditated here, and Lord Vishnu appeared before him, blessing the confluence with divine energy. The Vishnu Temple, located near the confluence, is a must-visit for pilgrims.



Vishnuprayag – The First of the Panch Prayag

Joshimath, also known as Jyotirmath, is a sacred town where Adi Shankaracharya established one of the four cardinal monasteries (Mathas) in India. During the winter months, when Badrinath Temple closes, the idol of Lord Badrinarayan is shifted to Narsingh Temple in Joshimath for worship.

 Joshimath – The Winter Seat of Lord Badrinath

Your next stop is Karnaprayag, another Panch Prayag, where the Pindar River merges with the Alaknanda River. It is believed to be the place where Karna from the Mahabharata meditated and received divine armor from Surya Dev (Sun God). The Karna Temple, located near the confluence, attracts devotees seeking strength and courage.

Karnaprayag – The Sacred Land of Karna

At Rudraprayag, the Mandakini River from Kedarnath joins the Alaknanda River, forming another sacred confluence of Uttarakhand. This town is named after Lord Shiva (Rudra) and is believed to be the place where Narad Muni meditated to please Lord Shiva.



Rudraprayag – The Meeting of Mandakini and Alaknanda

One of the most sacred confluences in Hinduism, Devprayag is where the Alaknanda River meets the Bhagirathi River, officially forming the holy Ganga River. Devotees believe that bathing in the confluence at Raghunath Temple Ghat purifies the soul and removes sins.

Devprayag – The Birthplace of the Holy Ganga

As you near Haridwar, a short stop at Rishikesh offers an opportunity to experience the spiritual and yogic energy of the town. Rishikesh is famous for its ashrams, meditation centers, and iconic suspension bridges over the Ganges River.

Rishikesh – The Yoga Capital of the World

Upon reaching Haridwar, your spiritually fulfilling Char Dham Yatra concludes. You may choose to visit Har Ki Pauri, the holiest ghat in Haridwar, to witness the Ganga Aarti, where thousands of lamps float on the river, symbolizing devotion and gratitude.

Char Dham Yatra-9 N-10 D Fixed Departure from Haridwar

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