Embark on a spiritual journey you will never forget with our Chardham group tour which has been specially curated for those looking to have unique travel experiences. With this tour, you can visit the four sacred destinations including Kedarnath, Badrinath, Gangotri, and Yamunotri with your family and like-minded individuals. Read More
During this yatra, you will have unique experiences and experience the divinity of the Char Dham sites. Get a chance to meet different kinds of people and learn about their perspectives during this sacred journey. Feel the shift and transformation in your life as you embark on this sacred journey. So book the Chardham Yatra Fixed Group Departure package to have an enlightening journey and experience the spiritual vibes of the Chardham sites.
Why Choose Us For Chardham Group Tour Packages?
Our Chardham group tour packages are well-organized and curated by our experts who have years of experience in the industry. We blend convenience, safety, and luxury and focus on ensuring you can have the best experiences. From accommodation to tasty meals and transportation to sightseeing our Chardham Tour Fixed Group Departure from Delhi/Haridwar will cater to all your diverse needs. Our tour guide will offer you assistance throughout the trip ensuring you can create the best memories. You can also get the package customized depending on your budget and preference. We take away all the extra stress involved in planning your journey and give you enough time to enjoy your divine yatra.
Best Time for Chardham Group Tour
Let’s take a look at the best time for Char Dham Yatra
Summer Season (April – June)
April to June is considered to be the best time for Char Dham yatra. On Akshaya Tritiya all the Char Dham sites are opened. The ideal time to visit the Chardham sites is from May 10 to the June end. During the day temperatures are moderate, but nights and evenings are cold. However, you need to be mindful that there are large crowds during this time and you’ll have to pay premium rates. For darshan, you will have to stand in long lines. Transport and rooms will be difficult to find so you should pre-book in advance.
Monsoon Season (July–August and Up to Mid-September)
During the monsoon, you should avoid the Char Dham Yatra. During monsoon especially in July, you can encounter light to heavy rains, and in August heavier rainfall. You should avoid visiting the Chardham sites during this period, as there may be chances of landslides resulting in delays and road blockages. There can also be some advantages of this period including smaller crowds and easy availability of transport and rooms at discounted prices. Darshan can be easy at temples without long queues.
Winter Season (Mid-September October and November)
Winter is considered to be a great time to visit the Chardham sites. During this time, the initial rush of the crowd gets reduced. During May and June, charges are not as high as the rest of the period. During winter, it is easier to find accommodation and transport making it hassle-free to travel. It can be easier to have darshan at the temples at the queues are shorter. However, the weather will be very cold during this time which may cause some inconvenience.
Best Places to Visit during Chardham Yatra
Yamunotri Yatra
Surya Kund
Surya Kund is one of the most famous places to visit during the Chardham Yatra. It is located near the Yamunotri temple and devotees stop here for some time to pay respect to the sun. It is a hot water thermal spring with around 88 degrees of temperature. It is believed to have some medicinal properties and it cures skin diseases and offers relief after hectic travelling.
Saptrishi Kund
Saptrishi Kund is located at a distance of around 10 km from the Yamunotri temple. The unique thing is that it is surrounded by Brahma Kamal, one of the rarest Himalayan flowers. It has been named after the seven rishis who performed yoga and penance here.
Divya Shila
Divya Shilla is located near Surya Kund and it is a strong rock pillar. Devotees pay homage to this pillar, before entering the Yamunotri temple. It has great mythological significance and offers breathtaking views of the surrounding mountains.
Gangotri Yatra
Harsil
Harsil is known to be the preserved gem of the Himalayas. It is situated near the Gangotri temple and is surrounded by snowbound peaks and lush green trees. After Gangotri Temple’s main gate is closed, Goddess Ganga is brought here.
Jalmagna Shivling
Jalmagna Shivling is the place where the river Ganga was held by Lord Shiva in his matted locks. Inside the water, this Shivling has half-submerged during the summer when there isn’t much rise in the sea level.
Gangotri National Park
Located in Uttarakhand’s Uttarkashi district, Gangotri National Park is one of the most famous high-altitude wildlife sanctuaries in India. In Uttarakhand, it is believed to be the third-largest wildlife sanctuary. Its habitat comprises coniferous forests, alpine meadows, and glaciers.
Guptkashi and Uttarkashi
Guptkashi is located within the Mandakini Himalayan valley in the Northern Himalayan belt. It houses the Vishwanath temple which is solely dedicated to Shiva.
Uttarkashi has many ashrams and temples and it houses the national mountaineering institute. The Kashi Vishwanath temple is situated in Uttarkashi.
Kedarnath
Gandhi Sarovar
Gandhi Sarovar is also known as Chorabari Tal. It has been named after the Father of the Nation Mahatma Gandhi when his ashes were immersed here. It is located at a distance of around 4 km from the Kedarnath temple. This small lake is known for its crystal clear water, and the knowledge of yoga was imparted by lord Shiva to Saptarishis here.
Vasuki Tal
Vasuki Tal is located 5 km away from Kedarnath. It is one of the best places for trekking for adventure lovers. From the mountains the glimmering melting, crystal clear water nearby drains into this lake. The shape of this lake resembles the snake Vasuki.
Badrinath
Bheem Pul
Bheem Pul is situated in the Mana village and has been named after Bheem, one of the Pandava brothers, who made this bridge for Draupadi, who could not cross the river. To fill the gap Bheem made this Pul.
Vasudhara Falls
Vasundhara Falls is situated near Badrinath and it falls from around 400 feet height. From this waterfall, you can enjoy a stunning view of majestic mountains.
How to Reach?
By Air: -
The nearest airport to Char Dham is Dehradun’s Jolly Grant Airport. Once you have reached Jolly Grant, you will cover the rest of the route by private vehicles or intra-state and inter-state buses.
You can also opt for helicopter services for hassle-free conveyance during the Char Dham yatra. From Dehradun’s, Sahastradhara Helipad the Char Dham helicopter journey starts. The nearest helipads of Kedarnath, Badrinath, Yamunotri, and Gangotri are Phata Helipad, Badrinath Helipad, Kharsali Helipad, and Harsil Civil Helipad respectively.
By Rail: -
Gangotri - The nearest railway station to reach Gangotri is Rishikesh Railway Station. The Gangotri Temple is situated at a distance of around 260 km from the station.
Yamunotri - Dehradun Railway Station is the nearest railway station to Yamunotri situated at a distance of around 180 km from Janki Chatti. From Janki Chatti, the temple is around 7 km away and can be reached by trekking.
Kedarnath - From Rishikesh Railway Station you will have to board a train to reach Gaurikund by road covering around 207 km distance. From Gaurikund to Kedarnath you will have to undertake a trek of around 15 km.
Badrinath - Rishikesh Railway Station is the nearest railway station to Badrinath situated at a distance of around 289 km.
By Road: -
Getting off from Dehradun, Haridwar, and Rishikesh railway stations and Dehradun Airport, you will have to cover the rest of the distance by road. You can transverse the route by public and private transport to reach the Chardham sites. Inter-state and intra-state buses are also good options for reaching the nearest destinations to Char Dham Temples.
FAQs
Q-1: Can seniors above 60 undertake the Chardham Yatra?
Ans: Yes, seniors above 60 can undertake the Chardham Yatra if their health condition is good. While the Chardham journey involves some trekking and long travel it can be managed easily by seniors.
Q-2: What should you pack for the Chardham group tour?
Ans: For the Chardham group tour, you should pack all the essentials including a first aid safety kit, woollen clothes, water bottles, raincoats, snacks, a good pair of trekking shoes, and valid ID proof.
Q-3: Do you need to register for Chardham Yatra?
Ans: Yes, you will have to register for Chardham Yatra by visiting the official website https://registrationandtouristcare.uk.gov.uk/.
Q-4: How long does the Chardham Yatra take?
Ans: The duration of the Chardham Yatra depends on factors such as the pace at which you are visiting the temples, mode of travel, and weather conditions. Those traveling by road can cover the yatra in 10 to 12 days.
Q-5: What are the inclusions of the Chardham group package?
Ans: From accommodation to tasty meals and transportation to sightseeing our Chardham Tour Fixed Group Departure from Delhi/Haridwar will cater to all your diverse needs.
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