Yamunotri, Gangotri, Kedarnath, and Badrinath
₹34,999 per person (₹49,000 before discount) for the full 12 Days/11 Nights circuit. Includes stay, meals as per plan, mountain transport, and registration assistance. Final price varies by route (road vs. helicopter for Kedarnath), hotel category, group size, and season — confirm exact pricing for your dates on enquiry.
Why price varies: Chardham package cost depends on whether you take the full road circuit or add helicopter legs (particularly for Kedarnath), your departure city, hotel category, group size, and travel season. We quote transparently — no hidden charges after booking.
Mountain travel in Uttarakhand comes with genuine variables that first-time pilgrims often underestimate:
This is general guidance, not medical advice — please consult your doctor if you have health concerns before undertaking this yatra.
Rules are set by the Uttarakhand Tourism Development Board and may be updated season to season — we'll keep you informed of the latest requirement at the time of your travel.
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The four dhams sit between 3,100 and 3,583 metres, and altitude is the single biggest concern for senior pilgrims rather than distance. This package builds in an extra acclimatisation night before the Yamunotri leg begins, carries oxygen cylinders in the vehicle from day one, and pre-arranges pony or palki support at both Yamunotri and Kedarnath so the walking portions are manageable without last-minute negotiation at the base points. Ground-floor rooms are requested wherever hotel layouts allow, and the traditional Yamunotri-Gangotri-Kedarnath-Badrinath sequence is followed strictly, both for ritual reasons and because it lets the body adjust gradually rather than jumping straight to the highest point.
Yes, oxygen cylinders are carried in the vehicle from the start of the mountain leg as a standard precaution, well before altitude typically becomes a concern.
Yes, pony and palki support is pre-arranged at both base points so senior pilgrims are not negotiating rates or availability on the day of the trek.
A basic fitness check is advisable given the altitude involved; we recommend consulting your doctor beforehand, particularly for those with heart or respiratory conditions.
Undertaking the Chardham Yatra as a joint family or society group is one of the most common ways this pilgrimage is done, and this package is built around exactly that pattern. A shared Tempo Traveller or larger AC coach handles the group depending on size, sattvic vegetarian meals are arranged on a fixed group basis to keep dining simple across ten days, and a single dedicated coordinator travels with the group from Haridwar through to Badrinath, handling hotel check-ins, temple logistics, and any last-minute changes so no one family member has to manage it all. Per-person cost drops meaningfully as group size grows past eight pilgrims.
Groups of eight or more see the most meaningful drop in per-person cost, typically travelling in a shared Tempo Traveller or larger coach depending on final numbers.
Yes, one coordinator travels with the group for the full ten-day circuit, handling hotel check-ins, temple logistics, and day-to-day coordination throughout.
Yes, sattvic vegetarian meals are arranged on a fixed group basis at each stop, simplifying dining logistics for larger family or society groups.
A pilgrimage does not need a premium hotel category to be complete, and this economy version covers all four dhams, Yamunotri, Gangotri, Kedarnath, and Badrinath, in the traditional sequence using standard guesthouses and dharamshala-style accommodation instead of deluxe hotels. Shared Tempo Traveller transport for groups keeps per-head vehicle cost down, and meals stay simple and sattvic without added menu customisation. Nothing about the darshan itself is compromised, temple visits, pony/palki access at the base points, and the full route stay exactly as included in every other package tier; only the accommodation and transport category are trimmed to make the yatra accessible on a tighter budget.
Yes, Yamunotri, Gangotri, Kedarnath, and Badrinath are all included in the traditional sequence; only accommodation and transport category are adjusted to lower cost.
Standard guesthouses and dharamshala-style accommodation are used in place of deluxe hotels, while keeping basic hygiene and comfort standards intact.
Yes, this is our most economical package that still covers the complete traditional circuit; further cost reduction would typically mean dropping a dham, which we do not recommend.
This version of the Chardham Yatra upgrades every stay to the best available category at each stop, generally 4-star equivalent where the mountain terrain allows it, and assigns a private Innova Crysta for the full circuit instead of shared transport. VIP darshan assistance is arranged at Kedarnath and Badrinath wherever the temple committees permit it, cutting down wait time at two of the most crowded shrines on the route. Sattvic meals are curated rather than fixed-menu, and a dedicated trip coordinator stays reachable throughout the ten days. The traditional Yamunotri-Gangotri-Kedarnath-Badrinath sequence is followed exactly as with every other package tier.
The best available category at each stop is used, generally 4-star equivalent properties where mountain terrain and infrastructure allow, upgraded from the standard package hotels.
VIP darshan assistance is arranged wherever the temple committees permit it, which can reduce wait times, though final access is always subject to temple rules on the day.
Yes, a private Innova Crysta is assigned for the full ten-day circuit, with no sharing of vehicle or schedule with other pilgrims.
For pilgrims who cannot spare ten days or would rather skip the long mountain drives and treks altogether, this package covers all four dhams by helicopter in roughly six days. Helicopter services connect Sahastradhara or Dehradun to Kharsali (for Yamunotri), Harsil (for Gangotri), and directly into Kedarnath and Badrinath, cutting what would otherwise be a multi-day road and trek journey down to a series of short flights with darshan time built in at each stop. VIP darshan access is arranged wherever temple committees permit it. Given the dependency on mountain weather, a buffer day is built into the itinerary to absorb any weather-related rescheduling without disrupting the full circuit.
The helicopter circuit typically takes around six days including a weather buffer, compared to ten to eleven days for the traditional road and trek journey.
Yes, helicopter operations in the Himalayas are weather-dependent and can be delayed by fog or wind; a buffer day is included in the itinerary to absorb typical delays.
VIP darshan assistance is arranged wherever the respective temple committees permit it, helping reduce wait time, though access is always subject to on-the-day temple rules.
Many families in North India send a newly married couple on the Chardham Yatra as their first journey together, and this package is shaped around that occasion. A private vehicle for the full circuit replaces shared transport, couple rooms are booked at every stop rather than the group dormitory-style stays some packages default to, and the pace is kept slightly gentler than a standard pilgrimage tour, with a rest morning built in after the Kedarnath trek before continuing to Badrinath. The traditional Yamunotri-Gangotri-Kedarnath-Badrinath sequence is followed exactly, and a small pooja arrangement can be requested at Badrinath specifically for the couple, subject to temple availability on the day.
Yes, it is specifically designed for this purpose, with a private vehicle, couple-only rooms, and a gentler pace than our standard group yatra packages.
A small couple-specific pooja arrangement can be requested at Badrinath, subject to temple committee availability on the day; we coordinate this in advance where possible.
Yes, a private vehicle is assigned for the entire ten-day circuit, rather than the shared Tempo Traveller used in our standard group packages.
Pickup, registration formalities, drive toward Barkot via Rishikesh, overnight stay.
Drive to Janki Chatti, short trek/pony ride to Yamunotri Temple, darshan, return to Barkot.
Drive to Uttarkashi, visit Vishwanath Temple, overnight stay.
Drive to Gangotri for darshan, return to Uttarkashi.
Drive toward Guptkashi or Sonprayag, base for the Kedarnath leg.
Trek from Gaurikund (or helicopter from Phata/Sersi), darshan at the Jyotirlinga, overnight at Kedarnath.
Return trek or helicopter transfer, rest at base.
Drive toward Joshimath, overnight stay.
Drive to Badrinath, darshan at the temple, overnight stay.
Return drive, with a buffer day built in to absorb any weather or road delays from earlier in the circuit.
Drive back toward the pickup city.
Tour concludes with drop-off.
Exact halts, hotel names, and helicopter slot timings are confirmed at the time of booking based on availability and season. Ask us for the detailed day-by-day PDF itinerary.
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