Chardham Yatra Package – From Haridwar & Delhi with Raahi’s On Trek

A Journey of Faith. A Walk with the Divine. A Family Experience.

There are journeys we take for leisure, and then there are journeys we take for the soul. The Char Dham Yatra is one such sacred path — not just a trip through the mountains, but a homecoming for the heart, a prayer in motion, a moment to reconnect with the divine and with those we love.

In the lap of the Himalayas, where the air itself feels like a blessing and the rivers whisper stories of the gods, lies a path trodden by sages, saints, and seekers for centuries. This is not just a destination — it’s an emotion. And with Raahi’s On Trek, you don’t travel as a tourist. You travel as family.

Uttarakhand — Devbhoomi, the Land of Gods — has always embraced seekers of faith with open arms. Among its most sacred offerings is the Char Dham Yatra, a divine pilgrimage to four celestial abodes nestled in the lap of the majestic Himalayas: Yamunotri, Gangotri, Kedarnath, and Badrinath.

At Raahi’s On Trek, this isn’t just a trip — it’s a spiritual homecoming, and we walk every step with you, like family. Whether you’re traveling with elders, children, or alone with prayers in your heart, we ensure every moment feels safe, soulful, and serene.

Why Char Dham Is More Than Just a Yatra

In Hindu tradition, it is believed that every soul must undertake the Char Dham Yatra once in their lifetime to attain moksha — liberation. But for many, it becomes even more than that. It’s a journey to heal the heart, to bond with loved ones, to cry, to smile, to sing bhajans under the stars, and to feel closer to God.

The Yatra begins from Yamunotri, the origin of the sacred Yamuna River and the goddess who nurtures life. It then moves on to Gangotri, where Mother Ganga first touched the earth. Next comes Kedarnath, the timeless abode of Lord Shiva, tucked away in the rugged cliffs, where every rock chants his name. The journey ends at Badrinath, the peaceful temple of Lord Vishnu, where even the silence speaks of divinity.

These high-altitude temples open only from April/May to October/November, inviting pilgrims during the months when the Himalayan passes are accessible. And yes, the traditional path is clockwise — Yamunotri to Gangotri, Kedarnath to Badrinath — just like the rhythm of life moving forward with faith.

What’s Included – Because We Care Like Family

We understand this isn’t an ordinary tour — it’s a once-in-a-lifetime spiritual mission. So we ensure everything is arranged with sincerity and warmth:

Comfortable Transport: From Haridwar to all four Dhams and back. Safe, reliable, and clean vehicles — AC during plains and non-AC for hilly drives, just as needed.

Accommodation: Handpicked hotels or guesthouses for comfort after long days of travel and prayer.

Nutritious Meals: Start and end your day with freshly prepared vegetarian breakfast and dinner. Note: No meals are served at Kedarnath due to logistics. We can assist in arranging this if required.

Supportive Team: A dedicated tour guide (for groups of 25+) to ensure you never feel lost. We’re always just a call away during your Yatra.

Group-Friendly Arrangements: Vehicles on sharing basis with seat allocation on a first-come-first-serve basis at the venue.

Emotional Support: From helping you chant your mantras to offering a hand during steep climbs, we’re with you — not as guides, but as your Raahi (fellow traveler).

What’s Not Included – So You’re Aware and Prepared

While we strive to cover everything, here are a few things not included in the base package:

Helicopter tickets to Kedarnath (available on request, subject to availability).
Train/Airfare to and from Haridwar.
Pony, Palki or Doli charges.
Lunch (you’ll have free time to explore local options).
Travel insurance and medical evacuation.
Hotel room mini-bar, laundry, or room service.
Personal equipment (clothes, shoes, medical kits, etc.).
Camera/guide charges, optional sightseeing or excursions not listed.
GST & additional expenses due to natural or personal reasons.

Day 1: Delhi – Haridwar – Barkot

Drive Distance: 400 km from Delhi / 205 km from Haridwar
Duration: 10 hrs from Delhi / 7-8 hrs from Haridwar
Max Altitude: 1,220 m | Meals: Dinner

Your sacred journey begins from Delhi or Haridwar — where our representative warmly welcomes you as a part of the Raahi’s On Trek family. We drive through the scenic hill station of Mussoorie, and by evening, reach the peaceful town of Barkot. Check-in, relax, and rest for the journey ahead.

Day 2: Barkot – Yamunotri – Barkot

Drive: 45 km | Trek: 5 km one way
Max Altitude: 3,293 m | Meals: Breakfast & Dinner

We leave at dawn (around 4:00 AM) for Janki Chatti — the base for your spiritual trek to Yamunotri, the origin of the Yamuna River and abode of Goddess Yamuna. Whether you walk, ride a pony, or take a doli (at your own cost), every step brings you closer to blessings. Bathe in the sacred Jamnabai Kund, offer your prayers, and return to Barkot for the night.

Day 3: Barkot – Uttarkashi

Drive Distance: 85 km | Duration: 3 hrs
Max Altitude: 1,158 m | Meals: Breakfast & Dinner

After a warm breakfast, we head to the holy town of Uttarkashi, known for its spiritual aura and the revered Kashi Vishwanath Temple. Seek blessings here and spend a peaceful night surrounded by the silence of the hills.

Day 4: Uttarkashi – Gangotri – Uttarkashi

Drive Distance: 100 km one way | Max Altitude: 3,415 m
Duration: 4 hrs each side | Meals: Breakfast & Dinner

We start early and drive to Gangotri, the origin of the River Ganga. Take a holy dip in the Bhagirathi, and feel your soul cleanse with the flow. Pray at the Gangotri Temple, nestled amidst tall deodars and snow-capped peaks, and return to Uttarkashi for the night.

Day 5: Uttarkashi – Guptkashi

Drive Distance: 200 km | Duration: 7-8 hrs
Max Altitude: 1,319 m | Meals: Breakfast & Dinner

Today’s drive takes you to Guptkashi, a spiritual town with deep ties to Lord Shiva. Rest here and prepare for your journey to one of the most powerful Jyotirlingas — Kedarnath.

Day 6: Guptkashi – Sonprayag – Gaurikund – Kedarnath

Drive Distance: 35 km | Trek Distance: 21 km
Max Altitude: 3,583 m | Meals: Not Included

After breakfast, we drive to Sonprayag, then proceed to Gaurikund — the base for the sacred Kedarnath trek. Begin your 21 km ascent to Kedarnath Dham (you can opt for pony/doli services). On arrival, check into a basic shared guesthouse. Spend the night at one of the holiest sites of Lord Shiva, embraced by the mighty Himalayas.

Day 7: Kedarnath – Gaurikund – Guptkashi

Trek: 21 km | Drive Distance: 35 km
Meals: Dinner

Wake up early (around 4:00 AM) for darshan at Kedarnath Temple — a moment many pilgrims wait their whole lives for. After blessings, begin the return trek to Gaurikund, where your vehicle awaits to drive you back to Guptkashi. Check in and rest.

Day 8: Guptkashi – Badrinath

Drive Distance: 200 km | Duration: 8 hrs
Max Altitude: 3,300 m | Meals: Breakfast & Dinner

We now journey towards Badrinath, the last of the Char Dhams and the abode of Lord Vishnu. If we reach on time, witness the soul-stirring evening aarti. Let the chants and temple bells echo in your heart.

Day 9: Badrinath – Mana Village – Pipalkoti

Drive Distance: 75 km | Duration: 4 hrs
Meals: Breakfast & Dinner

Start early with a bath in the Tapt Kund, then visit the Badrinath Temple for morning darshan. Post breakfast, explore Mana Village — the last Indian village before Tibet. Visit Vyas Gufa, Ganesh Gufa, Bhim Pul, and witness the origin of River Saraswati. In the afternoon, drive to Pipalkoti for an overnight stay.

Day 10: Pipalkoti – Rishikesh – Haridwar / Delhi

Drive Distance: 235 km to Haridwar | 500 km to Delhi
Meals: Breakfast

Today, as the mountains begin to fade into the plains, we visit the spiritual hub of Rishikesh. Walk across Ram Jhula and Laxman Jhula, soaking in the calm of the Ganga. By evening, reach Haridwar or continue to Delhi, where we drop you with a heart full of blessings and a soul touched by the Himalayas.