10 Days · 9 NightsThe Signature JourneyLuxury Char Dham Yatra
All four Dhams, unhurried and senior-friendly, with VIP darshan and handpicked stays.
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The Char Dham Yatra
Yamunotri, Gangotri, Kedarnath and Badrinath — four Himalayan abodes, one unforgettable pilgrimage, crafted with care from Haridwar.
What is the Char Dham?
Four abodes of the Himalayas
The Char Dham — meaning “the four abodes” — is the most revered pilgrimage in Uttarakhand, a circuit of four sacred shrines nestled high in the Garhwal Himalayas. Pilgrims traditionally visit them from west to east: Yamunotri, Gangotri, Kedarnath and finally Badrinath.
For over a decade we have guided families through this journey — handling registration, permits, hotels, darshan and the mountain roads — so all you carry is your devotion.
The Four Dhams
Meet the four temples
First Dham · Goddess Yamuna
Yamunotri
The source of the Yamuna, reached by a scenic 6 km trek from Janki Chatti, with sacred hot springs.
Second Dham · Goddess Ganga
Gangotri
Where the Ganga begins her descent — a white temple on the Bhagirathi amid deodar forests.
Third Dham · Lord Shiva
Kedarnath
One of the twelve Jyotirlingas, set against glaciers at 3,583 m — reached by trek or helicopter.
Fourth Dham · Lord Vishnu
Badrinath
The holiest of the four, a vividly painted temple beside the Alaknanda below Neelkanth peak.
The Order of the Yatra
How the journey unfolds
Step 01
Yamunotri
Begin at the source of the Yamuna — a scenic trek and sacred hot springs.
Step 02
Gangotri
On to the origin of the Ganga, reachable by road through deodar valleys.
Step 03
Kedarnath
The abode of Shiva at 3,583 m — by trek, pony or helicopter.
Step 04
Badrinath
Finish at Vishnu’s seat, the holiest of the four, directly by road.
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Char Dham — your questions
The Char Dham (“four abodes”) is a pilgrimage to four sacred Himalayan shrines in Uttarakhand — Yamunotri, Gangotri, Kedarnath and Badrinath — traditionally visited in that order, from west to east.
A comfortable full Char Dham circuit takes about 10–11 days from Haridwar. Do Dham (Kedarnath + Badrinath) takes 5–6 days. We tailor the pace to your group, especially for elders.
The temple doors open around late April/early May and close by early November (Diwali). Exact dates are announced each year — message us and we’ll confirm and plan around them.
Yes — every pilgrim must complete the Uttarakhand Char Dham registration. We handle it for you, along with all necessary arrangements, so you travel with documents ready.
Absolutely — it’s our speciality. We use shorter driving days, hotels with easy access, palki/pony or helicopter support at Kedarnath and Yamunotri, and carry oxygen and medical basics on high-altitude legs.
Yes — subject to weather and availability, we arrange helicopter shuttles from Phata or Guptkashi so you can skip the 16 km trek.
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