Char Dham Yatra Tour Packages

Tour Packages to Char Dham Yatra

Chardham Yatra Package

While visiting these spiritual locations, one can even sense a tonne of energising and potent feelings.Only saints, sages, and devotees who had entirely given themselves over to the Almighty were able to complete the Char Dham Yatra for a very long time. This was brought on by the severe weather and dearth of infrastructure at these temples. However, the Indian government has recently made numerous efforts to improve the area's infrastructure and connections so that individuals from all walks of life can complete the Char Dham Yatra.

Tour Packages to Chardham

It is a well-known idea that any devotee who completes the Char Dham Yatra will free themselves from the cycle of birth and reincarnation and achieve moksha, or liberation, rising above material concerns. Swastik Holiday has a number of travel & tour package deals for chardham tour packages. These chardham packages typically begin in Delhi and assist you in completing the entire yatra in comfort and relaxation, free from hassles and anxieties.

Chardham yatra package costs tarts at INR 18,500 (approx.) per person.

Best Time to Visit Char Dham Yatra Package

Best time to visit Char Dham Yatra Package is in Summers from April to June. Kedarnath & Badrinath Temples are opened from starting April to June end while Gangotri and Yamunotri lie at a higher altitude, so summer starts a little later there, almost at the end of April. Tentatives Dates of Chardham Yatra 2022 are:-

• Yamunotri – 14 May 2022
• Gangotri – 15 May 2022
• Kedarnath – 16 May 2022
• Badrinath – 17 May 2022

Best Itinerary For Chardham Yatra

Day 01 - Haridwar – Barkot (Approx 176 Km / 07-08 Hrs. Drive)

Arrival Haridwar Railway Station, we will meet at Haridwar railway station and we proceed to Barkot, after that we will cross to Yamuna bridge for reach our final destination Barkot. Barkot is an ideal Destination to stay for pilgrims of Shri Yamunotri Ji, and you can see Paranomic views of the Bandar Punch Peaks from hare. reach barkot Check inn into hotel have dinner and over night stay in Barkot.

Day 02 - Barkot – Jankichatti – Yamunotri – Jankichatti - Barkot

Today early morning we will transfer you Jankichatti by car via Hanumanchatti and Sayanachatti, then you can start your 7km trek from jankichatti to maa Yamuna temple. After taking bath in Suryakund proceed to darshan of Yamuna maa and Divya Shila. back to barkot for night halt.

Day 03 - Barkot – Uttarkashi

This morning after breakfast we will proceed for uttarkashi via Dharshu Band, reach uttarkashi check inn hotel take rest and then you can do darshan of Vishwanath temple. Night halt at uttarkashi hotel.

Day 04 - Uttarkashi – Gangotri – Uttarkashi (100km/-03-04hrs Approx)

Today morning we drive for darshan of Maa Gangotri ji temple Enroute enjoy picturesque location Harshil Valley, Bherow Ghati and Lanka, then we will Reach Gangotri Temple and Perform Pooja and Darshan, Back to uttarkashi for dinner and night halt.

Day 05 - Uttarkashi – Kund – Guptkashi (195km/08-09hrs Approx)

This morning after breakfast checkout from hotel and we will proceed for Guptkashi. Guptkashi and nearby places like Sersi, Phata, Sitapur and Rampur are Ideal Destination to stay for pilgrims of Baba Kedarnath ji. After long drive from uttarkashi to guptkashi you will reach your hotel for night stay.

Day 06 - Guptkashi – Sonprayag (30km/1hr Approx) – Gourikund – Kedarnath Ji

Early morning after breakfast we will proceed to Sonprayag by car, (vehicles allow till this point), after that you need to hire (sharing basis) local Max/Bolero/Jeep (50-100rs per person approx) from sonprayag to Gourikund. Darshan of gouri temple and gourikund. The main trek start from Gourikund to Kedarnath ji, which is 20km long and beautiful picturesque. Reach kedarnath temple perform pooja and arti (1hr Arti) Check inn to hotel dinner and over night stay in kedarghati.

Day 07 - Kedarnath Ji- Sitapur/Guptkashi

At early morning after darshan of Sri Kedarnath Ji trek down to the Gaurikund reach and take Local Jeep to the Sonprayag and we will pick-up you and Transfer you to the Hotel for night dinner and night halt.

Day 08 - Guptkashi – Chamoli – Badrinath

This leisure day checkout from hotel and process to Badrinath which is extraordinary picturesque and mediation location for yoga lovers, after that we proceed to badrinath. Check inn to hotel, dinner and overnight stay in Badrinath town.

Day 09 - Badrinath Ji- Mana Village – Prayags – Srinagar

Early morning after take bath at Tapt Kund visit Badrinath ji temple after that you can visit another sightseeing in badrinath town like Mana village. Mana Village offer you some interesting spots like Vyas Gufa, Ganesh Gufa, Starting point of Maa Saraswati River, Bhim Bridge and the Amazing view of Himalaya peaks. After all of that we will proceed to Srinagar via Joshimath, Nandprayag, Karanprayg and Rudraprayag. Reach Srinagar check inn to hotel have dinner and over night.

Day 10 - Srinagar – Deoprayag – Haridwa

This leisure day checkout from hotel and drive for Haridwar Enroute visit Deoprayag Sangam (confluence of Bhagirathi river and Alaknanda river). Reach Haridwar for drop, we will Drop you Haridwar Railway Station Services end here.

Places To Visit In Tour Packages To Chardham

Yamunotri Temple

Emperor Naresh Shah of the Tehri Reign constructed the Yamunotri temple in 1839, which is located in the Uttarkashi district of Uttarakhand. The Yamunotri Dham is the temple that is visited and worshipped first, according to all Char Dham Yatra programmes. The Yamuna River, India's second-most sacred river, is honoured at the Yamunotri Temple. In essence, Yamunotri is where this river begins, and according to Hinduism, it is one of the holiest and most revered places.

At the Yamunotri Dham, worshippers can also find an idol of Goddess Gangotri in addition to the idol of Goddess Yamunotri. Near Yamunotri, there are a number of natural hot springs where devotees boil rice and potatoes to be offered to the Goddess as part of worship and then consumed by the devotees as a kind of blessings.

Yamuna is described in mythology as the twin sister of Lord Yama and the daughter of Lord Surya. It's thought that Saint Asit Muni used to regularly bathe in the Ganges, but as he became older, he was unable to travel to the Ganges. As a result, Ganga began a new river stream that Saint Asit Muni could access, which is today known as the Yamuna. The location of the Yamunotri Dham serves as the stream's source of origin.

Kedarnath Temple

Kedarnath is undoubtedly the most difficult and difficult-to-reach shrine of the Char Dham Yatra. Throughout the entire Char Dham Yatra, the Third Dham is typically the one that is venerated. It is said that the five Pandava brothers erected it, and in the early eighth century, Sage Adi Shankaracharya rebuilt it. The Kedarnath Temple, which is entirely made of grey sand stone, is regarded as a wonderful example of a miracle of architecture because it has withstood the test of time and the elements.

This temple was constructed in an exceptionally difficult environment.According to the narrative, the five Pandava Brothers were looking for Lord Shiva so that he might help them atone for all the sins they had committed during the Mahabharata War and grant them forgiveness. However, Lord Shiva decided to put the Pandava Brothers to the test before pardoning them. As a result, He changed into a bull and exiled himself to the Himalayan area of Garhwal.

Being sincere in their search, the Pandava brothers discovered Lord Shiva in the form of a bull.Once he was happy with their devotion, Lord Shiva is said to have jumped like a ball and split into five distinct portions of the bull, including the bull's hair at Kapaleshwar, hump at Kedarnath, arms at Tunganath, face at Rudranath, and navel at Madhya Maheshwar. According to legend, the Pandava brothers worked together to erect five distinct temples at these five locations, which are now collectively referred to as PanchaKedar.

Gangotri Temple

The Gurkha General Amar Singh Thappa constructed the Gangotri Dham temple, which is situated in the Uttarkashi district of Uttarakhand, during the first half of the 19th century. The second spot you worship during the Char Dham Yatra is the Gangotri Dham. It is claimed that Gangotri Dham is the home of Goddess Ganga, who was forced to descend to Earth from the Heavens in order to atone for the crimes and wrongdoings of the inhabitants of the planet. The Ganga River is regarded as India's holiest river. Nearly 25 kilometres from the main location of Gangotri Dham, the Ganga originates at Gaumukh, which lies on the Gangotri Glacier.

According to myth, Lord Sagar, the God of the Seas, had begun a sacred ceremony called Ashwamedh for which he had dispatched his 60,000 sons and a horse of a rare breed. The horse got off course during this journey and was later spotted in Saint Kapila's residence. All 60,000 of Lord Sagar's sons arrived at the location in a foul mood after seeing the horse inside the ashram. Unfortunately for them, Saint Kapila was in a profound state of concentration at the time and was startled by their arrival. All 60,000 of Lord Sagar's sons were turned into ashes by Saint Kapila in a fit of wrath for interfering with his meditation process.

After settling down, Saint Kapila asked Lord Anshuman to ask Goddess Ganga to assist him in finding salvation, but Goddess Ganga ignored his prayer. Saint Bhagirath, a member of his subsequent generation, followed the meditation practise with which Goddess Ganga was very pleased, and he made the decision to descend from the heavens to Earth in order to aid the 60,000 sons of Lord Sagar in finding salvation. It is generally accepted that Lord Shankar created the Ganga by weaving it through his dreadlocks because it was feared that the force of the Ganga's waters would have destroyed the entire planet.

Badrinath Temple

The last site on the Chardham yatra package is Badrinath, which is also the Hindu religion's holiest temple. It is at the summit of the 108 holy sites of Hindu devotion and is devoted to Lord Badri, another name for Lord Vishnu. Coincidentally, the Chardham yatra tour package and the Chota Char Dham Yatra both include the Badrinath Dham. Sage Adi Shankaracharya discovered the idol that is worshipped at the Badrinath Dham, and he stored it there to keep it safe. This idol was found by the Garhwal Emperor in the 16th century after a long absence.

In the years that followed, he constructed the first Badrinath Temple while paying respect to the feelings. The Badrinath temple was often destroyed by the difficult terrain, but each time it is rebuilt with excitement thanks to the Lord's graces. The Badrinath Temple is situated geographically between the mountains of Nar and Narayan.

The Badrinath Temple attracts visitors because of the picturesque Mount Neelkanth in the background. According to the mythology surrounding the Badrinath Temple, Lord Vishnu was warned by a wise man about leading a life of grandeur and pleasure.Lord Vishnu began his meditation there, where the modern Temple of Badrinath is now located, in order to atone for his sins. Goddess Lakshmi, a responsible wife, changed into a berry tree to shield Lord Vishnu from all the natural distractions, such as the sun and snow, while he was performing his penance.