Chardham Yatra from Delhi

10 Nights - 11 Days

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Description

“The Char Dham Yatra is a pilgrimage that reshapes the heart and renews the spirit.”

Uttarakhand, the Land of Gods, is home to many temples and welcomes pilgrims and tourists all year round. Among the numerous religious sites and circuits, Char Dham Yatra is the most famous and promising one. This yatra is a tour of 4 holy destinations- Kedarnath, Badrinath, Gangotri and Yamunotri. Nestled in the mighty heights of the Himalayas, these temples are the most revered by the devotees.

Char Dham means Four religious destinations. The location is not just popular for its religiousness, but also the natural beauty it offers. Being situated at the high altitude of the mountains, the temples stay closed for 6 months during the winter. It is believed that the yatra starts in a clockwise direction, so the first tour begins from Yamunotri, then it proceeds towards Gangotri, Kedarnath and ends at Badrinath. This is a journey by road, but it can also be completed by helicopter. Some tourists even opt for the Do Dham yatra of two temples, Kedarnath and Badrinath.

For all Hindu devotees, Char Dham yatra from Delhi is a sacred and once-in-a-lifetime experience. This pilgrimage tour of 11 days and 10 nights from Delhi with NTP Groups is one of the best ways to enjoy the entire trip. With expert guides and perfect itineraries, the NTP is dedicated to providing top-tier service for all devotees and tourists. Look at our detailed day-wise itinerary of the Char Dham yatra from Delhi.

Highlights

Season: Every year May to October till Deepawali. Region: Garhwal, Uttarakhand. Altitude: 3585 Meters.
Yamunotri- The source of the holy Yamuna River, which is worshipped for Goddess Yamuna.
Gangotri- The origin of the holiest river Ganga, and dedicated to the goddess Ganga.
Kedarnath- Worshipped for Lord Shiva, and this is one of the 12 Jyotirlingas.
Badrinath- Dedicated to Lord Vishnu, this is one of the major parts of the Char Dham tour.

Tips for Travellers for Planning their Tour

Physical Fitness

Char Dham Yatra destinations are all on a high-altitude level. For that, all guests are requested to check with their physicians at least 3 months before the journey. Travellers with high pressure, heart disease, or diabetes may not be suitable for this trip. It’s recommended to practice walking under the guidance of your trainer or by yourself before the tour date.

Carry warm clothes

Carrying warm woollen clothes is necessary in this tour. It’s impossible to withstand the cold temperature at high altitudes without the warm layers.

All guests are requested to carry specific items required for the tour.

Woolen cap
One down jacket
One thick pullover
One thin pullover
Two warm pants
Two lightweight loose cotton pants
One warm, windproof jacket
Four cotton full-sleeve t-shirts.
Two warm full T-shirts or thermal vests
One raincoat with a hood
Light rubber sandals and light tennis shoes
Two pairs of woollen socks
Ankle-high walking boots and extra shoe laces
One silk or cotton scarf
Warm gloves
One big and one small towel
Washing kit
Handkerchiefs and soft paper tissues
One monkey cap

Accessories to Carry

Scissors, nail clippers, toiletries
Personal first aid kit
Sunglasses
Flashlight with extra batteries
Moisturizer
Notebook with pen or pencil
Water bottles
Binoculars (Recommended)
Walking stick
Camera
Sunscreen
Sewing kit
Pocket knife
Water purification tablets

Carry necessary medicines

All guests are requested to carry the necessary medications. Medicines for fever, stomachaches, and ailments for sprains are important to carry.

Don’t forget the food supplements

Carrying dry fruits like cashews, almonds, raisins and other types of nuts will help you revive your energy while walking on the Himalayan roads.
It’s important to respect the local beliefs and customs. Dress modestly and follow the rules of each temple.
Get travel insurance: This will cover trip cancellations and medical emergencies.
Carry all the necessary documents: Valid ID proof, permits for the yatra, travel insurance, etc.

Itinerary

Day 01 Delhi- Haridwar
Day 02 Haridwar – Barkot
Day 03 Barkot – Kharsali – Barkot
Day 04 Barkot – Uttarkashi
Day 05 Uttarkashi – Mukhba – Uttarkashi
Day 06 Uttarkashi – Rudraprayag
Day 07 Rudraprayag – Ukimath – Rudraprayag
Day 08 Rudraprayag – Joshimath
Day 09 Joshimath – Rudraprayag
Day 10 Rudraprayag – Haridwar
Day 11 Haridwar – Delhi