• Ex. Delhi- (₹ /- Only) -
  
• Ex. Haridwar- (₹ /- Only) -
  

DAY 1 : Delhi-Haridwar :  

Delhi Pickup and take your transfer to Haridwar. We reach Haridwar get your transfer to hotel. Dinner and Overnight Stay at the hotel.  

DAY 2 : Haridwar-Barkot :  

Distance covered: 210 km Our agenda for this day is to drive from Haridwar to Barkot via the lush, winding road to Mussoorie. While doing so, we make several stops and visit the lovely Mussoorie Lake, as well as Kempty Falls. Kempty Falls is a great spot for lunch, as one can enjoy the view as well as quality food at this point, which may not be available later on in the journey. After this, we drive directly to Barkot, and check into our hotel. Here, you find yourself in the arms of Uttarakhand’s hills, at a height of 1,220 m. The weather of Barkot makes it an agreeable place to visit regardless of the time of the year. During the summer months, the temperature lies somewhere in the comfortable range of 25 to 30 degrees, and in winters, while the days are pleasant, the nights can get slightly chilly, with the temperature ranging between 10 and 5 degrees. The itinerary for the rest of the day is empty. We spend the night at Barkot. We use this time to recuperate and conserve our energy for Day 3, which encompasses the Prahalad (hill) Yatra of Yamunotri. Dinner and Overnight Stay at the hotel 

DAY 3 : Barkot–Yamunotri–Barkot  

Distance covered (by road): 36 km (one side) Distance covered (by trek): 6 km (one side)  Early morning, after a delicious breakfast, our first activity of the day is to drive from Barkot to the Jankichatti/Phoolchatti area. From here, we trek to the first shrine of the Chardham circuit, i.e. Yamunotri. The trek is 6 kilometres long, and may be covered by foot, by horse, or by Doli (cost not included). The landscape covered on the trek is a stunning mix of general Himalayan vegetation and some classic plants of the region, including clusters of dense conifers, birch, firs, certain species of cacti and the ever-present rhododendron. Once we arrive at Yamunotri, we indulge in the ritual of making prasad to take back home at the end of the journey. We do this by cooking some rice, using the steaming water of the extremely hot kund. The temperature at Yamunotri region is mostly on the colder side. In summers, the maximum temperature is 18 degrees. In winters, the weather can get drastically cold. Another asset that is special to Yamunotri is the various “kunds” or hot water springs. The Jamunabai kund is composed of water that is warm enough to take a dip in. The Surya kund is also worthy of attention. After doing so, one may offer prayers to the divya shila which is the Yamunotri temple, which was built in the 19th century. It even faced destruction twice, but duly resurrected. On your way back to Jankichatti, you will witness river Yamuna in all her glory. Soon after, we return to Barkot for the night. Dinner and Overnight Stay at the hotel 

 DAY 4 : Barkot-Uttarkashi  

Distance covered: 100 km We wake up early today, and start our day with a hearty breakfast. Afterwards, with risen spirits, we embark on a scenic drive to Uttarkashi. We check into the hotel upon our arrival, and after lunch and a short rest, we visit the Kashi Vishwanath temple, which is the main point of intrigue in this area. The city of Uttarkashi is situated at the banks of Ganga. The weather experienced by Uttarkashi is more on the extreme side, meaning it receives generally hot summers (temperature ranging between 30 and 35 degrees). The winters, on the other hand, are chilly. The Vishwanath temple was reconstructed in the year 1857. Other facets of the structure include the Shakti temple (situated right across the Kashi Vishwanath temple), which is most well known for its magnificent “Trishul”, standing at a height of 6 meters, made of iron and copper. In addition to the Shakti temple, other shrines like that Ganeshji, Markandeya Rishi and Sakshi Gopal also compose a big part of the Vishwanath spiritual shrine here. The soulful aartis are a major part of the early morning and evening rituals here. After making the preferred visits and offering our prayers, we make our way back to the hotel, and rest for the night. Dinner and Overnight Stay at the hotel. 

Day 5 : Uttarkashi-Gangotri-Uttarkashi  

Distance covered: 100 km (each side) Today, we make the uphill journey to Gangotri, which is situated at the astonishing height of 3,048 meters. We take a packed breakfast with us to enjoy on the way. We stop at a hot spring named Garam kund at Ganganani for a holy dip quite unlike any other spiritual experience. Afterwards, we take the Harsil valley route straight to our objective destination of the day Gangotri. We take our time and enjoy the ravishing hamlet valley of Harsil, with unprecedented views of the Himalayas, and its alpine vegetation consisting mainly of clusters of deodar and fir. Owing to its height and abundance of vegetation, the weather at Gangotri is almost always cold. The temperature even in summers ranges between 10 and 20 degrees. Light layers are recommended while making the trip. During winters, because of heavy snowfall, the place is closed and inaccessible. We soon reach Gangotri and take a moment to pray and bathe in the holy waters of river Ganga (referred to as the Bhagirathi, at its point of origin). The Gangotri temple (established in the 18th century), is situated on the right bank of the mighty river. After offering our prayers, completing the pooja rituals and taking some time to enjoy the view presented to you in the lap of nature, we take a beautiful late sunset drive back to Uttarkashi, and spend the night there. Dinner and Overnight Stay at the hotel. 

Day 6 : Uttarkashi-Guptkashi  

Distance covered: 220 km  After a sumptuous breakfast, we drive up to Guptkashi. The name “Guptkashi” translates to Hidden Benaras, and is derived from the legend that Lord Shiva once hid himself from the Pandavas at this location. Guptkashi is a wonderfully pleasant place to visit in the summers. The temperature never goes beyond 30 degrees. During the winter months, however, it can get considerably chilly. We make the journey via the Moolgarh and Lambgoan route, which offers us breathtaking glimpses of river Mandakini. One interesting fact is that river Mandakini actually originates from Kedarnath, which only adds to the spiritual energy and aura that makes this entire trip special. While driving alongside the river, we soon find ourselves at the Ardh Narishwar temple at Guptkashi. After taking some time to visit the temple and offer prayers, we check into our hotel, Guptkashi. and take the night to recuperate. Dinner and Overnight Stay at the hotel.  

Day 7 : Guptkashi-Kedarnath  

Distance covered (by road): 30 km Distance covered (by trek): 19 km Day 6 is one of the most eventful days of the entire Chardham trip. Our destination for the day is Kedarnath, possibly the most well known and widely travelled dham in our itinerary. According to old legends, Kedarnath is the place where Lord Shiva granted the Pandavas redemption after many prayers and requests, upon the end of the Kurukshetra war. “Kedar” is one of the many other alternative names for Lord Shiva. The Kedarnath shrine boasts the entire robust Kedarnath mountain range in the background, and is situated at one of the most majestic locations possible. Because it stands tall at 3,583 meters, the temperature witnessed at the Kedarnath shrine is almost always cold. Light to semi-heavy layers of clothing are recommended even during the summer months. During winters, the weather is so cold that it is not even widely travelled to, and because the climatic conditions can be risky, it is even avoided. There are two main ways of reaching the Kedarnath shrine. One could either take the helicopter (Cost not included in package), for which you will be dropped to the helipad in the morning soon after breakfast. This route, though quicker, stands on the relatively expensive side. Another way to reach the shrine is by trek. You will be driven to Sonprayag, after which a local jeep to Gaurikund will seamlessly bring you to your starting point for the trek. To make your way back, you will have to follow the same route and take a local jeep to Sonprayag again. Regardless of which mode you choose to opt for, you may inform the driver about the duration of your flight or trek, so he can find a suitable place to park and pick you up the next day without any hassle. After witnessing the shrine and spending some time at the dham, we check into a hotel for the night. Dinner and Overnight Stay at the hotel.

Day 8 : Kedarnath-Guptkashi or Sitapur   

Distance covered (by road): 30 km Distance covered (by trek): 19 km  After a vibrant, calming pooja and a delicious breakfast, we check out of our hotel and make the journey back from Kedarnath to Sonprayag. After your driver picks you up at the pre-decided place, we drive back to Guptkashi, where we check into the hotel once again. The itinerary for the rest of the day is empty, giving you enough time to take in and the warm, spiritual energy of the journey so far, and resting for the next few days to come. Dinner and overnight stay at hotel.

Day 9 : Guptkashi- Joshimath or Badrinath  

Distance covered: 215 km  Our last dham for the trip, i.e. Badrinath, is the objective of our day today. After breakfast, we drive straight to Badrinath, and check into our hotel. The maximum average temperature at Badrinath is around 15 degrees, and the minimum would be around 8 degrees. Extra layers of clothing are always required for Badrinath, regardless of the time of the year. During winters, it is mostly closed for tourists. One of the most significant holy rituals of Badrinath is taking a bath in Taptkund. After this, one may embark on sightseeing or darshan of Badrivishal, followed by the beautiful aarti in the evening. In the interim period, you may take the time to explore other popular gems of the region, namely Mana village (Indo-Mongolian tribe inhabited), Bhimkund, Matamoorti, Vyas gufa (the cave where Ved Vyas is said to have composed the Mahabharata), and the mouth of the Saraswati river. Most of these points of interest are located within three to five kilometres of Badrinath After spending time at the shrine and witnessing one of the most spiritually-charged aartis you will ever witness, Overnight stay in Badrinath or Joshimath.  

 Day 10 : Badrinath–Rishikesh - Haridwar 

Distance covered: 280 km  We shall wake up to a beautiful sunrise in Badrinath. After a sumptuous breakfast, we will drive to Rishikesh. Enroute Mana Village and rudraprayag. Overnight Stay in Rishikesh.

Day 11 : Rishikesh  

After Breakfast, Visit Ram Jhula laxman Jhula local market you can do rafting and other activities also. Overnight stay in Rishikesh. 

Day 12 : Rishikesh to Delhi 

After Breakfast, take your transfer to Delhi for your further Journey... 

Tour Concludes with lots of Happy Memories....... 

Package Cost Includes:-  

• Yatra registrations. 
• Neat, clean, hygienic accommodation on Twin or Double / Triple Sharing as per your preferences.  
• Inclusive of transport services. 
• All Breakfast & Dinner (A mix of north, & south Indian menu).  
• All point to point sight-seeing as per given program possible in time frame.  
• All toll, tax, parking and driver allowances are included.  

Package Exclusions:-  

• Helicopter Tickets to Kedarnath Ji. 
• Rest All Meals, Table drinks, laundry, porter, pony / Palaki, tips, camera fee, ropeway charges, entrance charges, travel / personal health insurance 
• Personal expenses of the clients or any other expenses incurred due to bad weather, 
• road closure, landslides etc. and anything not specified in cost included 

Mode of Payment: 

• For Advance  Booking we need 50% Token amount and balance Payment can be before 7 days of trek starting date . 

Cancellation Policy:  

• 75% amount will be refunded if cancel 30 days before the tour starting date. 
• 50% amount will be refunded if cancel 15 days before the tour starting date. 
• 25% amount will be refunded if cancel 7 days before the tour starting date. 
• No amount will be refunded if cancelled within 7 days of the tour starting Date 

 Things to Carry :-  

• Backpack/Ruck Sack (at least 55 Litres) and a small day bag.  
• Poncho/Raincoat and Rain Cover for Ruck Sack.
• 2 Quick Dry T-shirts (preferably Full Sleeves) and Track Pants.  
• Warm Jacket preferably a down jacket or an equivalent heavy jacket to protect from cold at night. 
• Comfortable Shoes with a good grip and ankle support. We recommend Quechua Forclaz 100 or similar shoe.  
• A pair of fleece jacket or fleece upper.
• Good Thermals for insulation at night.  
• Lip Balm and Cold Cream Sun Cap or Sunscreen (SPF 30+) Dark Sunglasses. People who wear spectacle may use specs photo chromatic lenses in their specs. 
• 2 pair of warm socks and at least 2 1 Pair of slippers/Sandal Woollen Cap and Gloves for night. 
• Toiletries – Toothbrush, Tooth paste, Liquid soap, Hand Sanitizers, Slippers, Light Towel, Toilet Roll (Avoid wet tissues as they are not eco-friendly).  
• Torch or Headlamp with extra pair of batteries Personal Medicals Water Bottle or water sack min 2 ltrs.  
• Other personal Accessories: Camera, Mobile charger, Tripod, Power bank etc. 

Terms and Conditions:-  

• All our bookings are on the basis of First come First policy. 
• Bookings are non-transferable. In case of cancellation of bookings from the consumers end, no booking amount shall be refunded in any case.  
• Trek diaries reserve the rights to rearrange the itinerary due to any kind of unavoidable events (i.e Weather condition, political condition or any others). 
• An original individual identification proof (Aadhar card, Driving License, Voter ID,Passport must be carried by the traveller during the journey.  
• Trek diaries will not be responsible for any manmade or natural calamity. Extra expense because of any of the natural calamity will be done by consumer not trek diaries. 
• All the sports are safe and approved by the state ministry, activities performed will be under the guidance of highly trained professionals. However, in case of any injury or accident during the adventure sport and travel trek diaries will not beliable.  
• In case of any updates in the booking, the consumer has to give a prior notice to trek diaries.  
• In case of in appropriate weather or any change in local government norms, activities mentioned above can be scheduled or cancelled without any prior notice.  
• Any mischief or inappropriate attitude will not be tolerated and Trek  diaries reserves all rights to cancel such bookings without any refund at any time in between the trip. Trek diaries can cancel the trip or individual booking without any prior notice.