Char Dham Yatra - 2026

After breakfast, Check Out from the hotel, and depart for Barkot. Evening is free for rest. Dinner & Overnight Stay at Barkot.

After breakfast, start the yatra for the 1st Dham, Yamunotri. Yamunotri Temple is dedicated to the Goddess Yamuna. Yamunotri is the source of the Yamuna, which originates from the Champasar Glacier lying 1 Km. Ahead of the shrine, situated at an elevation of 3235 meters above sea level. The approach is extremely difficult, and pilgrims therefore offer Pooja at the temple itself. Yamunotri was the home of an ancient sage, Asit Muni.
Yamuna: - Yamuna is the daughter of the Sun, just like Yama, who is considered his son. It is believed that Yama would not torment any person at the time of death who bathes in the Yamuna, hissister. 
Surya Kund: - There are many thermal springs in the vicinity of the temple, which flow into numerous pools. The most important of these is Surya Kund. 
Divya Shila: -A rock pillar, worshipped before entering the Yamunotri Temple.
After that, dinner & Overnight Stay at Barkot.

After Breakfast move to Uttarkashi.
Uttarkashi is a small and beautiful town, situated between two rivers: Varuna and Ashi, whose water flows into the Bhagirathi from either side of the town. Elevated, at a height of 1588 metres, this little town is very similar to Kashi and Varanasi, in that it has the same kind of temples and ghats and likewise, a north or 'Uttar' Facing River. The major temple is the Vishwanath Temple, dedicated to Lord Shiva.
Dinner & Overnight Stay at Uttarkashi.

After breakfast, start Yatra for the 2nd Dham, Gangotri. Gangotri temple is 18th Century temple dedicated to Goddess Ganga. It is located near a sacred stone where King Bhagirath worshipped Lord Shiva. Ganga is believed to have touched earth at this spot. Accordingly, to another legend, the Pandavas performed the great"Deva Yagna" here to avert the death of their kinsmen in the epic battle of the Mahabharata. The temple is an exquisite 20 ft. high structure made of white granite.
Gangnani: -Further up on the way to Gangotri is the hot water spring at Gangnani, where one can have a refreshing bath in the kund called Rishikund. There is a temple near the kund dedicated to the Sage Parashar, believed to be the father of Ved Vyas. Take Dinner at the hotel & Overnight Stay at Uttarkashi

After breakfast, move to Guptkashi. Leave very early in the morning for an almost day-long drive to Guptkashi. Dinner & Overnight Stay at Guptkashi.

After breakfast, start Yatra for the 3rd Dham Kedarnath. The present temple, built in the 8th Century A.D. by Adi Guru Shankaracharya, lies adjacent to the site of an ancient temple built by the Pandavas. The temple has a conical lingam- themainidol, a statue of Nandi - the celestial bull, a 'Garba Grah' for worship and a mandap for assemblies of pilgrims and visitors. The temple is more than 1000 years old.
Bhaironath Temple: About half a kilometre away from Kedarnathji, a small temple is dedicated to Bhaironath. It is worshipped on the opening and closing day of the Sri Kedarnath Shrine. It is believed that when the Kedarnathji temple is closed. Bhaironathji protects this land from evil. Overnight Stay at Kedarnath.

Move to Guptkashi. Full day free to explore Guptkashi. Dinner & Overnight Stay at Guptkashi.

After breakfast, Start Yatra for the 4th Dham, Badrinath. Only the Original Char Dham, as proposed by Adi Guru Shankaracharya Cradled in the twin Mountain ranges of Nar and Narayan, is the holiest of the four main shrines - Badrinath along the left bank of the river Alaknanda with the towering Neelkantha Peaks as the splendid backdrop. Once the spot was carpeted with 'badris' or wild berries and hence was famousas Badri van. Legend has it that when the Ganga was requested to descend to earth to help suffering humanity, the earth was unable to withstand the force of its descent. Therefore, the mighty Ganga was split into 12 holy channels. Alaknanda was one of them that later became the abode of Lord Vishnu or Badrinath.  Narad Kund: - A recess in the river, near Tapt Kund, forming a pool from where the Badrinath idol was recovered. 
Brahama Kapal: - It is a flat platform a few yards north of the temple and on the bank of the river Alaknanda. It is an important place for the shradh ceremony or offering of pinds to ensure a heavenly place for dead ancestors or manes. It is said that offering pind here, the manes are permanently enshrined in heaven, and no more pinds are to be done elsewhere ever afterwards. Legends have it that when Shiva chopped off the fifth head of Brahma, it got stuck to his trident. Lastly, with the blessing of Lord Vishnu at Badrivan, the head of Brahma fell from the trident at this place; hence the name Brahma-Kapal (head). 
Bhim Pul: - On the other side of Mana village, a massive rock forming a natural bridge, lies over the roaring Saraswati River. It presents a spectacular view of water thundering down through the arrow passage under the rock and is believed to have been placed there by Bhim, the second-oldest among the five Pandava brothers. 
Vyas Gufa (Cave): - Near Mana Village, this is a rock cave where Ved Vyas is believed to have composed the Mahabharata and the pauranic commentaries.
After that, dinner & Overnight Stay at Badrinath.

After breakfast, move to Rudrapryag. En route, visit Vishnu Prayag, which two river confluences Dhauli and Alaknanda Rivers. Dinner & Overnight Stay at Rudrapryag.

After breakfast, move to Haridwar. On the way, you can visit Devprayag. Dinner & Overnight Stay at Haridwar.

After Breakfast the journey began to go back to Delhi
Reaching at Airport by having Sweet Memories in mind and lots of love