Do Dham Yatra Tour Packages 5N/6D

Day 1 :

Haridwar to Guptkashi is around 210 km and it generally takes about 7 hours to reach. There are several lookout points on the way, where you can stop for admiring the landscape.
The nearest railway station is Rishikesh, Haridwar on the New Delhi- Dehradun railway line.
The nearest airport from Guptkashi is Jolly Grant Airport, Dehradun, roughly 179 km away.

Day 2 :

Guptkashi to Gauri Kund is a 30-km drive and it takes about 1 hour to complete.

The next morning after breakfast, visit Guptkashi and the confluence of Alaknanda and Mandakini rivers, then start your drive towards Gauri Kund, around 40 km away. Once you reach Gauri Kund, start the 14-km trek to Kedarnath. You can also ride a palanquin or a pony. Once in Kedarnath, check into a hotel. In the evening, visit the Kedarnath Temple and enjoy the arti (divine ritual). For Char Dham Yatra registration, visit CHAR DHAM YATRA

Day 3 :

TRANSFER FROM KEDARNATH TO GUPTKASHI

After that, trek back to Gauri Kund. The trek takes less time on the way down. Once you reach Gauri Kund, start the drive back to Guptkashi. Once in Guptkashi check into your hotel.

The drive to Guptkashi will take you about 2 hours.

Day 4 :

GUPTKASHI TO BADRINATH

After breakfast hit the road towards Badrinath. After around 33 km, stop at Karnaprayag, the confluence of the Alaknanda and Pindar rivers. Next, you can stop at Nandprayag, around 20 km away, where the Mandakini and Alaknanda rivers meet. They are both very scenic, so spend some time in these two towns. After an hour of being on the road, you can halt at the serene Pipalkoti town for lunch. From here, Badrinath is 75 km away, and on the way you can visit Narsingh Temple in Joshimath, where Lord Vishnu is the presiding deity. It is in this temple that the Lord is worshiped when the Badrinath temple remains inaccessible in winter due to snowfall. The next halt in Joshimath can be the Shankara Charya Math, which is said to have been built by sage Adi Shankaracharya. Next ahead, around 15 km away, you can visit the Yogdhyan Badri temple in Pandukeshwar. This is one of the sacred Sapta Badris, the seven temples of Lord Vishnu in Uttarakhand. Badrinath is just one km from here. Once you reach, check into the hotel. In the evening, visit Badrinath Temple and enjoy the arti (divine ritual).

Guptakshi to Badrinath is around 200 km and it will take around 7 hours to complete the journey.

Day 5 :

TRANSFER FROM BADRINATH TO HARIDWAR

Early morning, after a dip in the sacred Tapt Kund, visit the Badrinath Temple. Return to the hotel by 7 am, have breakfast, and then you can leave for the quaint Mana village. Explore the Badrinath town and then start back for Rishikesh. On the way, around 289 km away, stop at Vishnuprayag, the confluence of Alaknandaand Dhauli Ganga rivers. Stay the night at Haridwar.

You can leave for Haridwar a little late after enjoying a relaxed breakfast. Halt at Haridwar and explore the town. At Haridwar, go around the city.

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