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On the first day, we will start our journey towards Guptkashi from your preferred boarding point. Guptkashi is situated in the Rudraprayag district and is the stopover point towards Kedarnath. Starting early in the morning, this journey will take 5-6 hours to complete. On the way, we will pray at the Dhari Devi temple for our safe and prosperous journey. At Gupkashi, a comfortable stay will be arranged for you, and we will spend the night there.
On day 2, we will trek to Kedarnath. We will start early in the morning to reach Gaurikund via Sonprayag. Gaurikund is the starting point of the trek towards Kedarnath. The Kedarnath trek is of a moderate category and will take 6-7 hours to complete. After reaching, you can visit the Kedarnath temple to observe the evening Aarti. We will spend the night at a comfortable lodge near the Kedarnath temple.
On the morning visit the Kedarnath temple again and seek blessings for the rest of the trip. After breakfast, we will start trekking towards Gaurikund, and from there we will head back to Guptkashi. This will take the whole day, so we will spend the night at Guptkashi.
Our next destination is Badrinath, the seat of Lord Vishnu. Starting early in the morning, this journey will take around 5-6 hours to complete via Joshimath. At Badrinath, there are several places to visit, such as Tapt Kund, Narad Kund, Bheem Pool, and Mana village along side Badrinath Temple.
Get up early in the morning and take a holy dip in Tapt Kund. Offer your prayers to Lord Badrinath and do a little sightseeing. After that we will start our return journey towards your preferred drop-off point.
Badrinathand and Kedarnath Tour Package
Kedarnath and Badrinath temples are the two most important Hindu pilgrimage sites of Uttarakhand. These temples are part of the Char Dham yatra, along with Yamunotri and Gangotri. If you are only choosing Kedarnath and Badrinath for a visit, that will be a Do Dham Yatra. Kedar-Badri are both high-altitude pilgrim sites and are situated in two different districts of Uttarakhand. Completing the Do Dham yatra requires proper planning, and that's what we offer with our 2 Dham yatra package. This 4-night and 5-day package offers you an easy and comfortable journey to these dhams and all other facilities to complete your journey with absolute peace of mind.
Things to Carry During Do Dham Yatra
Here is a list of packing essentials that you must carry during your Do Dham Yatra.
Clothes
Layered clothing
Woolen Garments
Jackets
Socks and Gloves
Trekking shoes
Regular shoes
Other
Necessary medicines
Valid ID cards
First-aid kit
Yatra registration documents
Sufficient cash
Powerbank and charge
Do Dham Yatra Package from Haridwar
If you want to start your Do Dham yatra from Haridwar, we have just the right package for you. Haridwar is one of the most preferred points to start from for Badrinath and Kedarnath because of its railway and road connectivity with other states. Our Do Dham yatra package from Haridwar starts from Rs. 14000 per head. This includes pickup and drop-off at Haridwar, accommodations, meals, yatra registration, and sightseeing.
Best Time To visit Kedarnath and Badrinath for The Do Dham Yatra
Kedarnath and Badrinath are both high-altitude pilgrimage sites, so the best times to visit these places are summer and post-monsoon or pre-winter.
Summer Season (May to June)
This is the best season to visit Badrinath and Kedarnath. This season offers clear skies, great visibility, and comfortable weather conditions. The temperature around time remains soothing around both day and night, and the chances of rainfall remain low.
Monsoon Season (July to August)
July and August are the monsoon season in the mountains, and it is not recommended to travel to Badrinath and Kedarnath during this season. Heavy rainfall makes trekking difficult, and landslides can cause road blockages. All these can result in delays, even cancellations.
Post-Monsoon/Pre-Winter Season (September to October)
September to October is the shoulder season for the Do Dham Yatra and the next best time after summer. There are chances of some post-monsoon light rainfall around this time, but that will not cause any major problems. Other than that, this season enhances the beauty of the mountains. The temperature drops a little but remains comfortable.
Helicopter Services for Kedarnath and Badrinath Do Dham Yatra
For a more comfortable and quickeryatra, you can opt for the Do Dham Yatra by helicopter. A helicopter ride to these two dhams not only saves time and effort but also offers a magnificent view of the Himalayas. You can include helicopter rides in your Do Dham Yatra package as an optional extra. Our transport will drop you at the Helicopter departure points at Phata, Guptkashi, Sersi, and Sitapur for Kedarnath. The helicopter to Badrinath departs from the Sahastradhara helipad ground of Dehradun. Transport will be arranged to take you to the helipad.
Places to Visit Near Badrinath and Kedarnath
Badrinath and Kedarnath are situated in the lap of the Himalayas, and both locations offer several sightseeing opportunities. This includes other important religious sites as well as natural wonders. Following is a detailed list of places near Badrinath and Kedarnath.
Places To Visit Near Kedarnath
Dhari Devi Temple
Dhari Devi Temple is located at Kalyvasur, between Srinagar and Rudraprayag. It is believed that Maa Dhari is the protector of the Char Dham and their devotees. It is also believed that devotees who pay their visits to Dhari Devi during their yatra to Kedarnath secure the protection of Maa Dhari and complete their yatra safely.
Vasuki Taal
Vasuki Taal is situated at 14,200 feet above sea level. The lake is surrounded by snow-covered peaks, and the main attraction is observing the reflection of the majestic Chaukhamba peaks in the still waters of Vasuki Taal. An 8 km long trek route from Kedarnath Temple takes you to Vasuki Taal. It is believed that on one auspicious day of Raksha Bandhan, Lord Vishnu bathed in this lake.
Gandhi Sarovar
The original name of this lake is Chorabari Taal, named after the Chorabari glacier. It is believed that this is the place where Lord Shiva taught yoga to the Sapt Rishis. The lake was renamed Gandhi Sarovar in 1948 after some of Mahatma Gandhi’s ashes were scattered in this lake. Other than its mythological and historical significance, the Gandhi Sarovar offers breathtaking views of the majestic Himalayas.
Bhairav Temple
Bhairav Temple is situated above Kedarnath, and it takes another 800 meters of uphill trek to reach this temple. Locals regarded Lord Bhairav as Khestrapal, or the protector of the Kedarnath area, who watches over the Kedar Valley when the temple is closed during winter. The temple offers amazing views of the valley and the surrounding mountains.
Shankaracharya Samadhi
The chief proponent of Adwaita Vedanta, Adi Guru Shankaracharya, is credited with the revival of many Hindu pilgrimage sites. Kedarnath is one of them. Legend says that Shankaracharya built the present Kedarnath temple in the 8th century AD, and at the age of 32, he attained moksha there. The Samadhi of Guru Shankaracharya is a short walk from the main temple and is an important spiritual site.
Places To Visit Near Badrinath
Tapt Kund
As mentioned in the itinerary section, Tapt Kund is a natural hot water spring in Badrinath. The water is considered holy and believed to have therapeutic value. Devotees used to take a dip in this water before offering their prayers to Lord Badri.
Mana Village
Near Badrinath is the Mana village. This village is the first Indian village near the Indo-Tibetan border. Apart from its scenic beauty, Mana is popular among devotees and tourists for the quaint lifestyle of the inhabitants.
Bheem Pool
Situated in Mana, Bheem Pool is a bridge over the Saraswati River believed to have been built by Bheema during the Pandavas' journey to swarg
Vasudhara Falls
Surrounded by the Himalayan mountains, Vasudhara Falls is a must-visit tourist attraction. Situated almost 9 kilometers from the Badrinath temple, this location offers excellent scenic beauty of the Himalayan flora.
Charan Paduka
Charan Paduka is the footprint of Lord Vishnu on a rock. This place is situated at a distance of 3 kilometers from the Badrinath temple on the Narayan Parvat.
FAQ
How to do Char Dham Yatra?
To do the Char Dham yatra, you need to book a travel package that includes a visit to the Char Dham - Kedarnath, Badrinath, Yamunotri, and Gangotri.
What is the cost of a Do Dham Yatra package for Kedarnath and Badrinath?
The Do Dham Yatra package costs around Rs. 14000 to Rs. 20000 per person, depending on the package you choose.
What is included in a Do Dham Yatra package?
The Do Dham Yatra package includes pick-up and drop-off from the boarding point, accommodation, meals, yatra registration, a trek guide, and basic medical assistance.
How many days are required for the Do Dham Yatra trip?
Minimum 4-5 days are required for the Do Dham yatra trip.
Are helicopter services available for Do Dham Yatra, and what is the price?
Helicopter services are available for the Do Dham yatra. The cost ranges from Rs. 30000 to Rs. 50000 per person.
What is the best time to visit Kedarnath and Badrinath for Do Dham Yatra?
Summer (May to June) and post-monsoon (September to October) are the best times to visit Kedarnath and Badrinath.
What is the best weather to go for the Do Dham Yatra?
The weather conditions of summer and post-monsoon are the best to go for the Do Dham yatra.
Luxury vs. budget Do Dham Yatra packages—which one to choose?
Both packages have their perks and benefits. If you are looking for a pocket-friendly yatra package, then the budget option is best for you. And if you want comfort, more flexibility, and customized services, then the luxury package is your option.