Char Dham Yatra 3nights - 4 Days

Early morning, we will drive to Gangotri. On arrival, dip in the pious River Ganges and perform the rituals and bask in the serene and splendid surroundings. Visit the shrine and drive back to hotel in Uttarkashi.

Gangotri is the origin of holy river Ganges. It is located around 3200m above the sea level in Uttarkashi district. Here, thousands of devotees gather to wash their sins away. Ganga River is the holy source of sanctity and purity. Take a holy dip in the waters of mighty river before visiting the shrine, which dates back to 18th century. The giant 20ft. monument is made of sturdy white granite.

Early morning, we will drive to Kedernath. On arrival, you will have to trek on a zigzag route. Have lunch enroute at Rambara. Post lunch, you will continue walking to Kedarnath Temple. On arrival, check into a tourist bungalow or hotel. Take a break, freshen up and visit Kedarnath Temple. Visit Adi Shankaracharya Samadhi in the evening, just behind the temple. Get back to the hotel for dinner and overnight stay.

It is known to be the purest destination of Lord Shiva. Legends have it that one of the 12 Jyotirlingas of Lord Shiva was dropped at Mandar hills where temple is located. It is a well known Jyotirlinga shrine.

In the morning, post breakfast, we will drive to Shri Badrinath ji. It has several temples en-route, including Narsingh temple. You may visit these shrines and continue the drive. On arrival, transfer to a hotel. Take a holy dip in a warm water kund (Tapt Kund), and visit Badrinath Temple. Later, you may visit the last village falls before Tibetan border, Mana Village, along with Byas Cave, Bheem Pul and Ganesha Cave. Get back to a hotel in Badrinath. In evening, you may also visit the shrine to attend the holy Aarti. Have overnight stay at hotel.

Badrinath Temple is a living epitome of devotion for mankind and humanity. It is located around 3415m above the sea level in Garhwal Hills along Alaknanda River. This sacred shrine is dedicated to Lord Vishnu. Legends had it Lord Vishnu once meditated here for thousands of consecutive years under a Badri tree. Hence, it is named as Badrinath. It has a Shaligram statue built in meditation pose and the temple was built by Adi Shankaracharya in 9th century. Badrinath Dham Temple can easily be reached from Rishikesh, Haridwar and Kotdwar.