Char Dham Yatra with Valley of Flowers Cost:19,000 Per Person Group Tour.
Yatra of Char Dham with the Valley of Flowers
Set out on an amazing journey as Char Dham Tours offers you the opportunity to spend a few days in the heart of the Uttarakhand Himalayas. Our Char Dham tour with Valley of Flowers is ready to welcome you with breathtaking sights, captivating encounters, timeless beauty, and amazing pilgrimage trips. One of the main pilgrimage routes in India, the Char Dham comprises the holy sites of Yamunotri, Gangotri, Kedarnath, and Badrinath. Situated at about 3000 meters above sea level in Uttarakhand's Garhwal area, the four holy locations of Char Dham symbolize three significant Hindu sectarian lineages. Yamunotri and Gangotri are Shakti sites, Badrinath is the Vaishnava site, and Kedarnath is a Shiva site. The Valley of Flowers in Uttarakhand is the talk of this fascinating journey; pilgrimage is only one aspect of it. One of Uttarakhand's most stunning natural beauties, Valley of Flowers is thought to be home to a variety of exotic flowers. It was found in 1931 by mountaineer Frank Smith. Presently, the location is undeniably among India's most magnificent World Heritage Sites.
With our excellent services and preparations, our Char Dham Yatra with Valley of Flowers tour package guarantees your ideal and hassle-free trip experience in Uttarakhand. We have outlined the complete 14D/13N trekking itinerary below so that you may get a better idea of the sights, locations, and services you will encounter on this adventure.
Day 1: Haridwar to Delhi
We will pick you up from the Delhi airport or train station for your Delhi Chardham with Valley of Flowers tour. Our representative will be there at the airport or train station to greet you and give you a warm welcome. You will then start driving in the direction of Haridwar. You will be taken directly to the Haridwar hotel that you have reserved when you arrive. The trip would take five to six hours. There will be time during the day to recover from jet lag. Prepare yourself to participate in the evening Aarti at Har Ki Pauri in the evening. You will be returned to your hotel for the duration of the overnight stay.
Haridwar, one of the oldest cities in India, is a well-known Hindu pilgrimage destination that is constantly crowded with worshippers. The city is sometimes referred to as the holiest Hindu city because it has been a part of many mythological occurrences. In addition to its temples, Haridwar is well-known for its breathtaking evening aarti at Ganga Ghat.
Day 2: Barkot to Hadwar
You will be given a delicious breakfast in the morning. After that, take off in the direction of Barkot. Barkot is reached by passing through Mussoorie and Dehradun. While traveling, stop by the well-known Kempty Fall. It would take about seven or eight hours to finish this drive. Check into the hotel for dinner and an overnight stay as soon as you arrive.
Day 3: Yamunotri to Barkot from Barkot
After breakfast, prepare to drive 42 kilometers to Janki Chhati. Following your devotion to Janki Temple, begin your 6-kilometer journey to Yamunotri. Take a sacred dip in Garam Kund when you get there. After that, start the Yamunotri Temple trip. Trek down to Janki Chatti after you have finished paying your respects at the temple. Drive back to Barkot from there. The same hotel in Barkot will host the dinner and overnight stay.
Yamunotri, a well-known Hindu pilgrimage place in India, is situated in the Uttarkashi area and is 3291 meters above sea level. Dedicated to the Goddess Yamuna, this sacred location is one of four sacred abodes that make up Uttarakhand's Char Dham circuit. Thousands of devotees visit the temple each year to pay their respects.
Day 4: Uttarkashi to Barkot
Drive to Uttarkashi after enjoying a delectable breakfast. It would take about four to five hours to drive the 79 kilometers. See the well-known Prakateshwar Cave along the way. You will be taken to your hotel upon arrival, where you will rest. See the Vishwanath Temple in the evening. The same hotel will host both the dinner and the overnight stay.
Another well-known Hindu pilgrimage destination in Uttarakhand is Uttarkashi, which is well-known for the Vishwanath temple. The Lord Vishwanath Temple is regarded as the most popular and largest of its sort in the area. The focal point of the temple is the enormous trident, which is Lord Shiva's sacred weapon.
Day 5: Gangotri to Uttarkashi via Uttarkashi
You will be given a healthy breakfast in the morning. After that, start driving to Gangotri. Gangotri is 100 km from Uttarkashi, thus it would take three to four hours to get there and back. You will first take a holy dip in the Ganges River's hallowed water while in Uttarkashi. Make a journey to the Gangotri Temple after this. You will then have some time to enjoy the stunning surroundings of the location. Return to Uttarkashi by car in the afternoon.
One of the Char Dhams of the Himalayan state of Uttarakhand is Gangotri. The temple, which is 3100 meters high and dedicated to the goddess Ganga, is situated in the Uttarkashi district's Nagar Panchayat town. It is thought that when Lord Shiva released the powerful river from his hair, the goddess fell from this sacred location.
Day 6:Uttarkashi to Guptkashi
Get on the road to Guptakshi after breakfast. It would take about 8 to 9 hours to travel the roughly 197 km between Uttarkashi and Guptkashi. Visit the well-known tourist attractions at Tehri Dam along the way. You will be checked into a hotel that has been reserved in advance. You will embark on a pilgrimage excursion to the Ardh Narishwar Temple and the Kashi Vishwanath Temple in the evening. You will be taken to the hotel for dinner and the night.
Day 7: Sonprayag to Kedarnath from Guptkashi
You will be given a delectable breakfast in the morning. After breakfast, start your journey to Sonprayag. The drive through Guptkashi is 27 kilometers. Start your journey to Kedarnath as soon as you reach Sonprayag. The hike goes through Garuechati, Bheembali, and Gaurikund. Make a pilgrimage to the Kedarnath Temple upon your arrival. Dinner and an overnight stay will be offered in Kedarnath.
The sacred site of Sonprayag is located where the Mandakini and Basuki rivers converge. The village has stunning views of stunning valleys and lofty mountain peaks. Furthermore, because it is located on the route to Kedarnath Dham, it is sometimes referred to as the gateway to Kedarnath.
One of the most respected Hindu shrines in India is Kedarnath, which is dedicated to Lord Shiva. Adi Shankaracharya is credited with founding the temple of Kedarnath, which is situated in the Rudraprayag area, in the eighth century. Nowadays, during the Char Dham Yatra, a large number of pilgrims visit the shrine annually.
Day 8: Rudraprayag to Sonprayag to Kedarnath
An early morning pilgrimage to the shrine of Kedarnath will kick off day eight of this fantastic Chardham itinerary. A delicious breakfast will be provided to you after this. After that, go down to Sonprayag. Our executive will meet you at Sonprayag and drive you the 70 km to Rudraprayag. You will be checked into a hotel that has been reserved in advance for dinner and the night.
Rudraprayag, one of the Panch Prayags, is located at the bizarre meeting point of the Alaknanda and Mandakini Rivers. According to legend, Lord Shiva blessed Narada there when he manifested in the Rudra form. The fact that Rishi Agastya spent many years meditating here is another factor contributing to the location's high spiritual significance.
Day 9: Badrinath to Rudraprayag
After enjoying a delectable meal in the morning, depart for Badrinath. It would take about 8 to 9 hours to drive the 148 kilometers. Visit the well-known Narsingh Temple and Adi Shankaracharya Math at Joshimath while traveling. Proceed to Badrinath after touring both of the holy locations. You will initially be brought to the Badrinath Temple upon your arrival, where you will honor the god. After that, go to Mana town, the stunning final town before the Indo-Tibetan border. Visit well-known tourist destinations including Bheem Pul, Vyas Gufa, and Saraswati River while you are exploring Mana village. You will be staying at a hotel that has been reserved in advance for dinner and the night.
One of the most revered Hindu sacred places is Badrinath, which is surrounded by snow-capped Himalayan mountains. The temple of Badrinath, dedicated to Lord Vishnu, is situated at a height of 3300 meters. Before making the trek to the Badrinath Temple, people bathe at Tapt Kund, another holy location directly across from the temple.
Day 10: Ghangaria to Govindghat to Badrinath
After breakfast, prepare to start the 23-kilometer drive to Govindghat. After reaching Govindghat, start the 13-kilometer hike to Ghangaria. You will be taken to a hotel that has been reserved in advance for dinner and the night when you arrive in Ghangaria.
Day 11: From Ghangaria to the Valley of Flowers and back
This Valley of Flower tour will begin with a delicious breakfast on the morning of day 11. After here, start the 5-kilometer hike to the Valley of Flowers. You can discover an amazing variety of wildflowers here. After completing this incredible Uttarakhand trip, get back to Ghangaria. The same hotel in Ghangaria will be used for both the overnight stay and dinner.
Day 12: Rudraprayag to Govindghat to Ghangaria
Take a stroll to Govindghat after breakfast. Our representative will be waiting to transport you to Rudraprayag at Govindghat. Joshimath, Chamoli, and Karanprayag are all on the way to Rudraprayag. You will be taken to the hotel for dinner and the night when you arrive.
Day 13 Rudraprayag to Rishikesh
Following the delectable breakfast, drive 141 kilometers to Rishikesh. It would take six to seven hours to travel this distance by car. On the road to Rishikesh, stop by Devprayag, the bizarre meeting point of the Alaknanda and Bhagirathi rivers. You will be transported to a hotel that has been reserved in advance to freshen up when you arrive in Rishikesh. Visit the well-known tourist destinations of Ram Jhula and Laxman Jhula later in the evening. You will return to the same hotel for supper and your overnight stay.
One of Uttarakhand's most stunning cities is Rishikesh. In addition to its natural riches, Rishikesh is a well-liked wellness destination because of its many yoga ashrams. In addition, Rishikesh is a great place to go for adventure sports including bungee jumping, cliff leaping, flying fox, river rafting, and rappelling.
Day 14 Rishikesh to Delhi Drop
The final day of your captivating vacation in the Uttarakhand Himalayas will begin with a delicious breakfast, just like every other day. This will be followed by a 209-kilometer drive back to Delhi. It will take about six to seven hours to travel this distance by car. When you arrive, our executive will drop you off at the airport or train station so you can catch your flight or train home. Not only will you have an incredible experience at the end of this captivating tour, but you will also have some priceless memories that you will cherish for a very long time.
