Do Dham Yatra Budget Packages Cost:10,500 Per Person Group Tour.
Package for 5 Nights and 6 Days in Dham, Ex-Dehradun by helicopter budget
Description
Highlights of Char Dham
Go to the Temple of Kedarnath.
See the Temple of Badrinath.
Go to Mana Village.
Details
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Itinerary
Day 1: Travel 220 km (7–8 hours) from Dehradun by helicopter budget to Guptkashi
After breakfast in the morning, travel via Moolgarh and Lambgoan to Guptkashi. The stunning Mandakini River may be seen at Tilwara along the way. The Ardh Narishwar Temple is located near Guptakashi, which is reached by driving alongside the Mandakini River, which originates at Kedarnath. When you get in Guptakashi, check into the hotel. Spend the night at Guptakashi.
Guptakashi: Gupt Kashi translates to "Hidden Benares." According to legend, Shivji first hid himself at Guptkashi while the Pandava brothers were trying to catch a glimpse of Shiva. Later, he ran away from them and fled up the valley to Kedarnath, where the Pandavas eventually had their wish granted.
Guptkashi The summer months are nice, with temperatures between 25 and 30 degrees Celsius. Winters are cold.
Day 2: Drive 30 km and hike 22 km from Guptkashi to Kedarnath
Departure for Kedarnath Dham in the morning following breakfast. Savor the Kedarnath Darshan and return to your accommodation. Spend the night in Kedarnath.
By Helicopter budget: Our driver will deliver you to your prearranged Helipad in the morning. Whether you plan to arrive by helicopter budget or on foot, you can let the driver know when you plan to arrive so that the driver can be prepared to meet you. Note that this bundle does not include a helicopter budget ticket.
By walk: After our driver drops you off at Sonprayag in the morning, you must take a local jeep to Gaurikund and then begin your walk to Kedarnath Ji. You return to Sonpraag by following the same route after darshan. Due to a significant parking problem, the driver will return to another palace; if his phone number is unreachable, you will need to wait for your driver or get another taxi.
Kedarnath: The magnificent Kedarnath range serves as the backdrop for the picturesque Kedarnath shrine, one of Lord Shiva's twelve jyotirlingas. Lord Shiva is also known by the name Kedar. Legend has it that after defeating the Kaurava in the Kurukshetra war, the Pandavas felt bad for killing their own brothers and turned to Lord Shiva for forgiveness. He frequently escaped them and sought sanctuary at Kedarnath in the shape of a bull. He left his hump on the ground as he plunged into the dirt while being pursued.
Kedarnath Weather: Because to its great elevation, Kedarnath has frigid temperatures for the majority of the year. Here, summers are lovely and cool, while winters are harsh. The temperature fluctuates by about 20 degrees Celsius during the summer. It is advised to wear light wool clothing. Kedarnath experiences a harsh winter, with temperatures as low as 0° Celsius. The area also receives snowfall during this period. Tourists typically steer clear of this time of year due to the severe weather.
Day 3: Kedarnath to Guptkashi (44km/1hr via road and 22km down trek)
After breakfast and Pooja in the morning, you can depart the Kedarnath guesthouse and begin your return trip to Sonprayag. As agreed upon with you, our driver will be present at the specified location. Return by car to the hotel in Guptkashi and spend the night there.
Day 4: Badrinath to Guptkashi (215 km/7hr)
Drive to Badrinath in the morning after breakfast. Arrive at the hotel in Badrinath and check in. In the evening, pilgrims participate in the Darshan of Badrivishal and Aarti after taking a dip in the Taptkund. For the Pinddan Shraddh of forefathers (Pitrus), Brahamakapal is important. Other noteworthy tourist destinations are Mana, Vyas Gufa, Maatamoorti, Charanpaduka, Bhimkund, and the Saraswati River's "Mukh." Badrinathjee is only three kilometers away. Spend the night in Badrinath.
Mana settlement: The final Indian settlement before Tibet, it is inhabited by an Indo-Mongolian people.
Vasundhara: This stunning waterfall is exactly what its name implies. The distance from Badrinath to this location is 5 kilometers, of which 2 km can be driven to Mana.
Bhim Pul: A huge rock that forms a natural bridge across the thundering Saraswati river is located on the opposite side of Mana village. It is thought to have been positioned there by Bhim, the second oldest of the five Pandava brothers, and offers a breathtaking view of water pouring down through the small opening beneath the rock.
Ved Vyas is thought to have written the Mahabharata and the pauranic commentary in the rock cave known as Vyas Gufa, which is close to Mana Village.
Badrinath Weather: It will often be approximately 18° Celsius at its highest and 8° Celsius at its lowest. As a result, wearing warm, woolen clothing is necessary for a year-round stay in Badrinath. Snowfall is common in Badrinath throughout the winter months. With an average temperature of 5° Celsius, winter is quite cold. This period is typically off-limits to tourists due to the severe weather.
Day 5: Travel 160 miles from Badrinath to Joshimath to Rudraprayag
A driver for Rudraprayag via Joshimath in the morning after breakfast. Drive back to Rudraprayag via Joshimath after seeing the Narsingh Temple along the way. When you arrive at Rudraprayag, check into the hotel. Spend the night at Rudraprayag.
Rudraprayag The weather is generally hot in the summer, with temperatures between 35 and 40 degrees Celsius. In the winter, the days are pleasant but the nights are chilly, with temperatures between 20 and 5 degrees.
Day 6: Travel 178 miles (6-7 hours) from Rudraprayag to Dehradun by helicopter budget
After breakfast in the morning, travel via Rishikesh to Dehradun by helicopter budget. The renowned spiritual city of Rishikesh, often known as the "place of sages," is situated on the Ganga River and is encircled on three sides by the Shivalik mountain range. According to legend, God appeared as "Hrishikesh" when Raibhya Rishi performed severe penances; as a result, this region was first known as Rishikesh. Check into the hotel. Later, go to Laxman Jhula and Ram Jhula, two temples in Rishikesh, for sightseeing. Tour Comes to a Happy End
Standard Hotels and Featured Hotels
Vijaya Palace/Guptkashi-Hotel Pandey Residency/Comparable
Bhel Ashram, Kedarnath-Kedareshwar Aasharam, and similar
Hotel Maaurvashi, Badrinath-Hotel Rishiganga, and other such
Hotel Urvashi, Rudraprayag-Hotel Alaknanda, Sachin International, and similar
Inclusions
Spending two nights at Guptkashi
Spending one night at Kedarnath
Spending one night at Badrinath
One-night stay in Rudraprayag or Srinagar
01 Every location has a double room.
Meal MAP according to the plan, with the exception of Kedarnath, where the meal plan is room only
All transportation and sightseeing (as specified in the itinerary).
All six-day tours and transfers in air-conditioned vehicles
Exclusions
5% GST will be added to the bill.
Other meals are not covered by the package.
Tickets for helicopter budgets and VIP darshan expenses
Anything not listed in the "Package Inclusions" section
All personal costs, extra meals, and optional tours.
travel and health insurance.
if not specified in the included, any form of admission fees elsewhere.
gratuities, medical and travel insurance, laundry fees, alcohol, mineral water, and phone fees.
Everything is personal.
Crucial Details
In Chardham, every temple is situated in a region with a high elevation.
It is advised that travelers bring a standard medical kit.
Due to the extreme cold at these areas, travelers are need to bring woolen clothing.
Youngsters older than two will be considered full ticket.
Children and senior citizens are not given any concessions.
Conditions and Terms
The price listed is per person for two people traveling together and staying in the same accommodation.
Reservations are contingent upon hotel room availability.
During long weekends, festivals, and national holidays, the aforementioned package deal is not available. There are surcharges.
If any of the hotels on the list are unavailable, a comparable hotel will be used as a substitute.
The rates only apply to Indian nationals.
Cancellation Fees
Number of days before departure Fees Applied To
100% of the package cost per person for 0–7 days
75% of the package cost per person for 8–14 days
50% of the package price per person for 15–29 days
25% of the package price per person for 30 to 45 days
Prices for additional sightseeing
Destinations
Compact Automobile
Bolero, Tavera, and Innova
Tempo Traveler
Mandal Lakha
INR 500/-
INR 700/-
INR 1000/-
Triyuginarayn
INR 1000/-
INR 1500/-
INR 2000/-
Kalimath
INR 1000/-
INR 1500/-
INR 2000/-
Auli
INR 1000/-
INR 1500/-
INR 2000/-
Neelkanth
INR 1000/-
INR 1500/-
INR 2000/-
Commonly Asked Questions
How can I sign up for the Chardham Yatra?
Biometric Registration Offline
All pilgrims participating in the Char Dham Yatra must register. Any of the following locations can be visited in person to complete biometric registration:More
Registering Online
To save time and avoid long lines, devotees can also register online using the following link, which is supplied by the Uttarakhand Tourism Department. To register online, you must have your email address, mobile number, and one form of identification (Aadhaar, voter ID, PAN card, passport, or driver's license). There is also a 50 rupee cost. Sign Up Now
When does the Chardham Yatra begin and finish?
Since the doors of all four temples—Badrinath, Kedarnath, Yumunotri, and Gangotri—remain open until the day of the "Diwali Festival," which is observed annually in October or November, the Chardham Yatra always starts in April or May and lasts until October or November. One of the major Hindu holidays is "Diwali festival," also known as "Deepawali," with dates chosen by holy saints, gurus, and priests in accordance with the Hindu calendar. Since all of these temples are situated in isolated areas of the Himalayan Mountains where life is difficult to live due to unpredictable weather, they all seal their doors for the next five or six months after Diwali due to severe snowfall and extremely low temperatures.
What role does Char Dham play in Hinduism?
According to Hindu doctrine, Char Dham refers to four sacred locations in India. Collectively referred to as India's Chardham, PURI, DWARKA, BADRINATH, and RAMESHWARAM are the holiest of all pilgrimages. It is thought that visiting these sacred temples spread throughout India's four regions will cleanse one of their sins and release them from the circle of mortality.
Nevertheless, some people refer to Yamunotri, Gangotri, Kedarnath, and Badrinathji (in Uttaranchal) as Char Dham, even though they are not truly Char Dham. Any Dham is a hallowed location, but "Char Dham" really refers to the four Shankaracharyas who reside in Puri, Dwarka, Badrinath, and Rameshwaram.
How can I get to the temples and Chardham Yatra Circuit?
Given that Delhi is India's capital and has connections to practically every country in the world as well as all of India's main cities via a variety of air and rail connections, the Chardham Yatra can begin in either Delhi or Haridwar. Road communication between Delhi and Haridwar is excellent; it takes about five hours to travel 210 km. Dehradun by helicopter budget (Joly Grant Aiport), which is only 41 kilometers (about an hour's drive) from Haridwar, is accessible by air from Delhi. The train ride from Delhi to Haridwar takes about four to five hours, and the closest railway station is about 16 kilometers before "Har-Ki-Pauri" (Haridwar). Delhi, Hardiwar, Barkot, Yamunotri, Uttarkashi, Gangotri, Guptkashi, Kedarnath, Rudraprayag, Badrinath, Joshimath, Srinagar (Garwal), Rishikesh, and Delhi are the starting points of the Chardham Yatra. The trip from Delhi to Delhi takes about 12 days, and the trip from Haridwar to Haridwar takes about 11 days.
For Chardham Yatra Darshan, what should I pack?
The Chardham Yatra is regarded as one of the most difficult in the Himalayan region, thus it should not be taken lightly. To complete this circuit, one must be in good physical and mental health. Since the daytime is hot and the evening is comfortable, but the nights can occasionally be extremely chilly, the weather in Char Dham Circuit is extremely unpredictable and varies nearly three times a day. Heavy wool clothing, such as a warm jacket, coat, sweater, gloves, and wool socks, as well as appropriate walking shoes with traction, sandals and slippers, and a first aid kit, is advised. Additionally, keep insect repellent or lotions on hand to prevent mosquito-borne illnesses. The weather on this circuit can change at any time, so it is also possible to bring a raincoat.
If you suffer from any of these conditions, such as allergies, diabetes, asthma, or any other condition that may necessitate emergency care, do not forget to bring personal medications with you to Char Dham Circuit. It is also highly recommended that you bring prescriptions for the medications, and ideally a letter from your doctor with you.
How much does it cost to hike in the Yamunotri region?
The cost would range from Rs. 200 to Rs. 500 each day. It would be more expensive (about Rs. 500 per day) if you hired a guide who has completed the NIM course.
You will also need to stay and take care of his food. The cost of a dinner would be about Rs. 40. Therefore, the daily cost of meals amounts to Rs. 100 per guide.
How much does a helicopter budget ride from Phata to Kedarath cost?
According to the going rate, the cost of a helicopter budget ticket from Phata to Kedarnath is approximately Rs 7,990/-per person, which includes the return flight charge without priority darshan.
How many days and how much does it cost to fly to Chardham?
From Sahastradhara Helipad in Dehradun by helicopter budget, the Char Dham Yatra excursion by helicopter budget would take four days to finish.
A six-person helicopter budget costs about INR 190000, including a three-night stay in a fancy hotel.
