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Kedarnath Yatra Package 3N-4D from Haridwar

Your Kedarnath tour package from Haridwar begins early in the morning with a scenic drive through Rishikesh, Devprayag, Rudraprayag, and Guptkashi before reaching Phata. The journey offers breathtaking views of river confluences, mountain landscapes, and sacred towns. Devprayag, the confluence of Alaknanda and Bhagirathi rivers, is an important stop on the route. Upon arrival in Phata, check in at the hotel, enjoy a simple vegetarian meal, and rest for the night in preparation for the next day’s trek to Kedarnath.

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North Indian Thali (Sabji+Dal+Rice+4 Roti)

Further along the journey, the next holy confluence is Rudraprayag, where the Alaknanda River meets the Mandakini River. This town is named after Lord Shiva (Rudra) and is deeply connected to spiritual legends. It is said that Narad Muni meditated here, and Lord Shiva blessed him with divine knowledge of music. Pilgrims often visit the Rudranath Temple, dedicated to Lord Shiva, and the Chamunda Devi Temple, which holds great significance among devotees. The peaceful ambiance, combined with the scenic backdrop of rivers and mountains, makes Rudraprayag a perfect stop for reflection and prayer before continuing the journey to Kedarnath.

Rudraprayag – The Meeting Point of Alaknanda and Mandakini

Haridwar to Phata – Start of Kedarnath Yatra

After breakfast, we proceed to Sonprayag, from where a shared jeep takes you to Gaurikund, the starting point of the Kedarnath trek. Devotees can either trek 22 km to Kedarnath or opt for a Kedarnath helicopter booking from Phata. The trek offers picturesque views and passes through important landmarks like Bhairavnath Temple and the Mandakini River valley. Upon reaching Kedarnath Temple, devotees can participate in the evening Aarti and experience the divine presence of Lord Shiva’s Jyotirlinga. After darshan, check into a basic guesthouse or lodge near the temple for an overnight stay.

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North Indian Breakfast (2 Parathas+ Butter + Pickle + Tea/Curd)

Sonprayag is a significant spiritual stop on the way to Kedarnath, located at an altitude of 1,829 meters. It is known for the holy confluence of the Basuki and Mandakini rivers, where pilgrims take a sacred dip before proceeding toward Kedarnath. According to Hindu beliefs, "Prayag" refers to the meeting of holy rivers, and bathing in these waters is said to purify the soul. The location offers breathtaking views of the Himalayan peaks and serves as the last motorable point before the Kedarnath trek begins.

Sonprayag Sangam – The Sacred Confluence of Basuki and Mandakini Rivers

Gaurikund, located at 1,982 meters, is the base point for the Kedarnath trek and holds immense religious importance. According to mythology, this is where Goddess Parvati (Gauri) meditated for years to win the love of Lord Shiva. The site is home to the Gauri Mata Temple, dedicated to Goddess Parvati, and the famous Gaurikund hot water spring, where pilgrims traditionally take a dip before beginning their trek. The surroundings of Gaurikund are filled with spiritual energy, making it a significant stop before proceeding toward the divine Kedarnath Temple.

Gaurikund – The Starting Point of the Kedarnath Trek

Rambada, once a popular rest point for trekkers on the route to Kedarnath, was completely destroyed during the 2013 Uttarakhand floods. Today, the new trekking path bypasses Rambada, but it remains a site of historical and spiritual importance. Ratesh Kund, located near Rambada, is a hidden gem known for its pristine water and serene surroundings. Pilgrims believe that stopping at this sacred spot during the Kedarnath journey brings peace and blessings. The trek from here offers stunning views of the Mandakini River valley, lush forests, and snow-clad peaks.

Rambada and Ratesh Kund – The Historic Trekking Route to Kedarnath

Kedarnath, located at an altitude of 3,583 meters, is one of the twelve Jyotirlingas of Lord Shiva and a key pilgrimage site in the Char Dham Yatra. The temple, built of massive stone slabs, stands against the backdrop of the majestic Kedarnath range, creating an awe-inspiring spiritual ambiance. The temple is believed to have been established by the Pandavas and later revived by Adi Shankaracharya in the 8th century.
Upon reaching Kedarnath, pilgrims participate in the evening Aarti, an enchanting ritual where devotees chant hymns and offer prayers to Lord Shiva. The presence of Bhairavnath Temple nearby adds to the spiritual significance of the place. With its divine aura, breathtaking views, and centuries-old history, Kedarnath remains one of the most sacred destinations for Shiva devotees worldwide.

Kedarnath Rudraprayag – The Divine Abode of Lord Shiva

Phata to Kedarnath – Trekking or Helicopter Option

Start the day with Mangala Aarti at Kedarnath Temple, an auspicious morning ritual that enhances the spiritual experience. After seeking blessings, begin the descent trek to Gaurikund or take a Kedarnath helicopter ride back to Phata. Once at Phata, check into the hotel, relax, and enjoy the evening in the peaceful surroundings of the Himalayan foothills.

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North Indian Breakfast ( 2 Parathas+Maggie+ Tea/Curd)

North Indian Thali (Sabji + Dal + Rice +4  Roti + Bundi Raita + Salad + Sweet)

Located just 500 meters behind Kedarnath Temple, Bhairav Temple is an essential pilgrimage site dedicated to Lord Bhairavnath, an incarnation of Lord Shiva. Perched on a hilltop, the temple offers panoramic views of the Kedarnath valley and snow-capped Himalayan peaks. According to legend, Bhairavnath Ji is the guardian deity of Kedarnath Dham, protecting the temple and surrounding region, especially during the winter months when the shrine is closed. Devotees visiting Kedarnath make it a point to seek the blessings of Bhairav Baba, believing that his divine energy safeguards the entire region from natural calamities. The short trek to Bhairav Temple is rewarding, providing breathtaking vistas and a serene spiritual experience.

Bhairav Temple – The Protector of Kedarnath Dham

Bhimbali is a small yet significant rest point on the Kedarnath trek route, located about 7 km from Gaurikund. Once a thriving halt for pilgrims, Bhimbali was one of the worst-affected areas during the 2013 Uttarakhand floods, with massive landslides destroying most of the infrastructure. Today, the new trekking path passes through this area, which has been rebuilt with tea stalls, rest points, and medical aid centers for devotees. Bhimbali offers stunning views of the Mandakini River, flowing alongside the rugged mountain path. It serves as an important midway halt where trekkers can take a break, refresh themselves, and continue their journey with renewed energy.

Bhimbali – A Resting Point with a Tragic History

On the return journey, pilgrims reach Sonprayag, an important religious site situated at 1,829 meters. It is famous for the confluence of the Basuki and Mandakini rivers, where devotees take a holy dip for spiritual purification. In Hindu mythology, it is believed that Sonprayag is a sacred meeting point of divine energies, and bathing in its waters removes sins. The location also offers a picturesque backdrop of lush green valleys, flowing rivers, and Himalayan peaks, making it a serene place to rest before the onward journey back to Haridwar.

These spiritual landmarks on Day 3 complete the Kedarnath pilgrimage experience, allowing devotees to seek blessings, witness the power of nature, and immerse themselves in the divine aura of Lord Shiva’s abode.

Sonprayag – The Holy Confluence of Basuki and Mandakini Rivers

Kedarnath Darshan and Return to Phata

After breakfast, the return journey to Haridwar begins via the same route, passing through Guptkashi, Rudraprayag, and Devprayag. The trip concludes upon reaching Haridwar in the evening, marking the completion of a soulful Kedarnath pilgrimage from Haridwar.

Guptkashi, meaning "Hidden Kashi", is a sacred town located on the way back from Kedarnath, known for its deep spiritual significance. According to Hindu mythology, after the Mahabharata war, the Pandavas sought Lord Shiva’s blessings for forgiveness, but Lord Shiva, unwilling to meet them, disguised himself and hid in Guptkashi. The town is famous for the Vishwanath Temple, dedicated to Lord Shiva, and the Ardh Narishwar Temple, which represents the divine unity of Shiva and Parvati. The mesmerizing views of the Chaukhamba peaks and the peaceful atmosphere make Guptkashi a must-visit spiritual site for pilgrims.

Guptkashi – The Land of Hidden Shiva

Located near Rudraprayag, the Augustmuni Temple is dedicated to Sage Agastya, one of the most revered sages in Hindu mythology. It is believed that he meditated here for years, and his divine presence still resonates in the temple surroundings. The temple is adorned with ancient carvings and intricate stone sculptures, depicting the spiritual history of Uttarakhand. Devotees visit this temple to seek wisdom, inner peace, and divine blessings. The temple’s serene location on the banks of the Mandakini River makes it a perfect place for spiritual reflection and meditation.

Augustmuni Temple – The Sacred Meditation Site of Sage Agastya

On the way back to Haridwar, a brief stop at Rishikesh allows pilgrims to witness the famous Ram Jhula and Laxman Jhula, two iconic suspension bridges over the Ganga River. According to mythology, Laxman crossed the river on a jute rope, and the present-day Laxman Jhula stands at the same spot. These bridges offer stunning views of the river and connect major ashrams and temples, making them significant spiritual landmarks.

Ram Laxman Jhula – Iconic Landmarks of Rishikesh

Phata to Haridwar – Conclusion of Kedarnath Yatra

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Your journey starts from Delhi with a drive to Haridwar, the gateway to the Char Dham Yatra. Upon arrival, check into your hotel and relax. In the evening, witness the mesmerizing Ganga Aarti at Har Ki Pauri, a truly divine experience. Dinner and overnight stay in Haridwar.

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Located atop Bilwa Parvat, Mansa Devi Temple is one of the most sacred temples in Haridwar. Dedicated to Goddess Mansa, who is believed to grant wishes, this temple is a major pilgrimage site. Devotees can either trek up the hill or take the Mansa Devi Ropeway (Udan Khatola) for a scenic ride to the temple, offering panoramic views of Haridwar.

Mansa Devi Temple

Perched on Neel Parvat, Chandi Devi Temple is dedicated to Goddess Chandi, an incarnation of Goddess Durga. According to mythology, this temple marks the site where the goddess defeated demons Shumbha and Nishumbha. It can be reached by a trek of about 3 km or via the Chandi Devi Ropeway, providing a breathtaking aerial view of the city.

Chandi Devi Temple

The Ganga Aarti at Har Ki Pauri is the most divine and mesmerizing experience in Haridwar. As the sun sets, priests perform the rituals with oil lamps (diyas), chanting mantras and offering prayers to the sacred Ganges. Devotees gather in large numbers to witness this grand spectacle, making it a must-visit spiritual experience for every pilgrim.

Ganga Aarti at Har Ki Pauri

Delhi to Haridwar (230 km / 6-7 hours)

After an early breakfast, depart for Guptkashi or Phata. En route, admire the scenic beauty of the Himalayan foothills and visit Rudraprayag and Devprayag Sangam. Upon reaching, check-in at the hotel, enjoy your welcome drink, and relax. Dinner and overnight stay in Guptkashi/Phata.

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North Indian Breakfast (2 Parathas+ Butter + Pickle + Tea/Curd)-or- Puri Sabzi

Devprayag is a holy town where the Alaknanda and Bhagirathi rivers merge to form the Ganges. It is one of the Panch Prayag (five sacred river confluences) in Uttarakhand. This spiritually significant site is home to the Raghunath Temple, dedicated to Lord Rama. Pilgrims often take a moment to witness the divine confluence and offer prayers before continuing their journey.

 Devprayag – The Sacred Confluence

Rudraprayag is another sacred confluence, where the Mandakini River from Kedarnath meets the Alaknanda River. It is considered a spiritually powerful place, often visited by devotees on their way to Kedarnath. The town is also known for the Rudranath Temple, dedicated to Lord Shiva, and is believed to be the site where Narad Muni meditated to receive blessings from Lord Shiva.

Rudraprayag – Meeting Point of Alaknanda & Mandakini

Guptkashi is an ancient and sacred town known for its Vishwanath Temple, dedicated to Lord Shiva, resembling the famous Kashi Vishwanath Temple in Varanasi. Another important site here is the Ardhnareshwar Temple, symbolizing the unity of Lord Shiva and Goddess Parvati. According to legends, Lord Shiva hid here before revealing himself in Kedarnath, giving the town its name, meaning "Hidden Kashi."

Guptkashi – Land of Lord Shiva

Haridwar to Guptkashi/Phata (210 km / 7-8 hours)

Early morning, proceed to Sonprayag/Gaurikund, the base for the Kedarnath Trek. Devotees can trek (16 km) or opt for a helicopter service (at additional cost) to reach the holy Kedarnath Temple. Upon arrival, check into your stay and visit the sacred Kedarnath Dham, one of the twelve Jyotirlingas of Lord Shiva. Enjoy the spiritual vibes and evening Aarti. Dinner and overnight stay in Kedarnath.

Gaurikund, situated at 6,502 feet, is the base point for the Kedarnath trek and holds deep religious significance. According to Hindu mythology, Goddess Parvati performed intense penance here to marry Lord Shiva. Pilgrims take a holy dip in the Gaurikund hot water spring before starting their 16 km trek to Kedarnath. The place also houses the Gauri Devi Temple, dedicated to Goddess Parvati.

Gaurikund – The Holy Starting Point

Rambada, located midway on the Kedarnath trek route, serves as an important resting and refreshment point for pilgrims. Before the 2013 floods, Rambada was a popular halting place, and though much of the old settlement was destroyed, it remains an important landmark offering stunning views of the Himalayan landscape. Pilgrims often stop here to rest and soak in the natural beauty before continuing their spiritual journey.

 Rambada – A Scenic Resting Point

The Kedarnath Temple, dedicated to Lord Shiva, is one of the twelve Jyotirlingas and a crucial part of the Char Dham Yatra. Situated at 11,755 feet, the temple is surrounded by majestic snow-capped peaks, creating a breathtaking and divine atmosphere. Built by the Pandavas and later renovated by Adi Shankaracharya, the temple stands as a symbol of faith, devotion, and resilience. The evening Aarti at Kedarnath Temple is a mesmerizing experience that fills devotees with spiritual bliss.

 Kedarnath Temple – The Divine Jyotirlinga

Guptkashi/Phata to Kedarnath (16 km Trek / Helicopter Option Available)

Wake up early and attend the morning Abhishek Puja at Kedarnath Temple. After breakfast, trek back to Gaurikund or take a helicopter. Upon arrival, drive back to Guptkashi/Phata. Check into the hotel, relax, and enjoy your dinner. Overnight stay in Guptkashi/Phata.

Located just 500 meters above Kedarnath Temple, Bhairav Nath Temple is dedicated to Lord Bhairav, the fierce form of Lord Shiva. As per legend, Bhairav Nath Ji is the guardian deity of Kedarnath, protecting the region from natural calamities when the temple is closed during winter. The temple offers a panoramic view of the Kedarnath valley and surrounding snow-clad peaks, making it a must-visit for spiritual seekers.

Bhairav Nath Temple – The Protector of Kedarnath

Ratus Kund is an ancient sacred water reservoir near Kedarnath Temple, believed to hold purifying properties. Pilgrims often take a few drops of this holy water as a blessing from Lord Shiva. This lesser-known yet spiritually significant spot is a place of tranquility amidst the divine surroundings of Kedarnath.

Ratus Kund – The Holy Water Reservoir

Sonprayag is a holy confluence where the Mandakini River meets the Basuki River. According to Hindu mythology, it is believed that taking a dip in this sacred Sangam cleanses one's sins and brings divine blessings. Sonprayag is also the starting point for the Kedarnath trek, making it an important pilgrimage site. The serene and spiritual ambiance here is perfect for meditation and offering prayers.

Sonprayag Sangam

 Kedarnath to Guptkashi/Phata (16 km Trek / Helicopter)

After breakfast, begin your return journey to Haridwar. Enjoy the scenic drive through the mountains and river valleys. Upon arrival, check into the hotel and relax. You can visit local temples or explore Haridwar markets in the evening. Dinner and overnight stay in Haridwar.

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Located near Rudraprayag, Agastmuni Temple is a sacred site dedicated to Sage Agastya, one of the revered sages of Hinduism. It is believed that Sage Agastya meditated here for years, and his presence has blessed this land with spiritual energy. The temple is known for its ancient carvings and peaceful ambiance, attracting devotees seeking divine blessings and tranquility.

Agastmuni Temple – The Meditation Site of Sage Agastya

Rishikesh, known as the Yoga Capital of the World, is home to two famous suspension bridges – Ram Jhula and Lakshman Jhula. These bridges, spanning the sacred Ganges River, hold deep mythological significance. It is believed that Lakshman crossed the river on a jute rope, which was later transformed into the Lakshman Jhula.

Ram Jhula connects Swarg Ashram to Sivananda Ashram and offers breathtaking views of the Ganges and surrounding temples.
Lakshman Jhula, though recently closed for renovation, remains a significant spiritual and tourist attraction, with nearby ashrams, cafes, and Ganga Ghats enhancing the divine experience.

Ram Jhula & Lakshman Jhula – The Iconic Bridges of Rishikesh

Guptkashi/Phata to Haridwar (210 km / 7-8 hours)

After an early breakfast, depart for Delhi, marking the end of your divine Kedarnath Yatra. Arrive in Delhi by evening with blessings and cherished memories of this sacred journey.

After an early breakfast in Haridwar, it’s time to depart for Delhi, marking the end of your Kedarnath Yatra. With your heart filled with spiritual experiences and divine blessings from Kedarnath, you will embark on the return journey.

The drive back offers a chance to reflect on the sacred sites visited, the peaceful moments at the Jyotirlinga of Kedarnath, and the beautiful landscapes of Uttarakhand. You will arrive in Delhi by evening, concluding your 5 Nights 6 Days Kedarnath Yatra Package with unforgettable memories.

Return to Delhi – Journey Ends with Divine Blessings

Haridwar to Delhi (230 km / 6-7 hours)

Embark on a sacred journey with our Kedarnath & Badrinath 2 Dham Yatra Package (4N/5D) from Haridwar. Experience divine blessings at Kedarnath and Badrinath temples, scenic Himalayan landscapes, and spiritual confluences. Book your pilgrimage with Devsthan Expert Travel Pvt. Ltd. for a hassle-free

Kedarnath & Badrinath 2 Dham Yatra Package (4N/5D) – Spiritual Pilgrimage from Haridwar

Kedarnath & Badrinath Yatra Package 4N-5D –from Haridwar

Your sacred journey begins with an early morning departure from Haridwar, following a scenic drive through Rishikesh, Devprayag, and Rudraprayag, where you can witness the confluence of the rivers Alaknanda and Bhagirathi forming the holy Ganga. After a long but mesmerizing drive, arrive at Guptkashi/Phata, a town known for the ancient Vishwanath Temple dedicated to Lord Shiva. Check in to your hotel and relax for the night, preparing for the spiritual ascent to Kedarnath the next day.

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Devprayag is one of the most sacred confluences in Uttarakhand, where the Bhagirathi and Alaknanda rivers merge to form the holy Ganga River. It is a spiritually significant town and one of the Panch Prayag (five river confluences) of Uttarakhand. Pilgrims visit this spot to take a holy dip in the confluence and seek blessings at the Raghunath Temple, dedicated to Lord Rama. The serene beauty and divine aura make it a must-visit stop on the journey to Kedarnath and Badrinath.

Devprayag – The Sacred Confluence of Bhagirathi & Alaknanda

Rudraprayag is another sacred confluence where the Alaknanda River meets the Mandakini River. It is known for its mythological and spiritual significance, as it is believed that Lord Shiva appeared here in his Rudra form. The town is home to the famous Rudranath Temple and Chamunda Devi Temple, attracting thousands of devotees. The breathtaking river views and peaceful surroundings make it a perfect stopover to experience the divine essence of Uttarakhand.

Both Devprayag and Rudraprayag are not just beautiful but also hold deep religious and cultural importance, making them essential pilgrimage sites en route to Kedarnath and Badrinath.

 Rudraprayag – The Mystical Meeting of Alaknanda & Mandakini

Haridwar to Guptkashi/Phata (220 km / 8-9 hours)

Your spiritual journey begins with a scenic drive from Haridwar to Guptkashi/Phata in a Swift Dzire (for 1-4 pax). The journey takes you through Rishikesh, Devprayag, Srinagar, Rudraprayag, and Agastyamuni, offering mesmerizing views of the Himalayan foothills and sacred river confluences. A few short breaks will be taken for refreshments and sightseeing at Devprayag (the confluence of Bhagirathi & Alaknanda) and Rudraprayag (meeting point of Alaknanda & Mandakini rivers). After a long but spiritually uplifting drive, you’ll reach Guptkashi or Phata for an overnight stay.

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Early in the morning, proceed to Gaurikund, the base camp for the Kedarnath trek. Pilgrims can either trek 16 km to Kedarnath or opt for a helicopter service from Phata (additional cost). The journey through the Himalayan terrain is filled with scenic views and divine energy. On reaching Kedarnath Temple, seek the blessings of Lord Shiva and soak in the spiritual aura of this sacred Jyotirlinga. In the evening, participate in the Aarti, an unforgettable divine experience. Stay overnight in Kedarnath at a simple lodge or guesthouse.

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Gaurikund, situated at about 6,500 feet, is the base camp for the Kedarnath trek and a place of immense religious significance. According to Hindu mythology, Goddess Parvati performed intense penance here to win Lord Shiva’s love, leading to their divine marriage. The town is also known for the Gauri Kund hot water spring, where pilgrims traditionally take a holy dip before beginning their trek to Kedarnath.

Gaurikund – The Sacred Starting Point of the Kedarnath Trek

After a 16 km trek from Gaurikund (or an optional helicopter ride), pilgrims reach the sacred Kedarnath Temple, one of the 12 Jyotirlingas of Lord Shiva and a part of the Char Dham pilgrimage. Located at 3,583 meters (11,755 feet) above sea level, the temple is surrounded by the breathtaking snow-capped peaks of the Himalayas, offering a divine and peaceful ambiance.

The temple, believed to be built by Adi Shankaracharya, houses the revered lingam of Lord Shiva, which is said to have appeared naturally. Devotees can attend the morning and evening aarti, offering prayers to seek the divine blessings of Mahadev. The spiritual vibrations, coupled with the majestic Himalayan backdrop, make this a once-in-a-lifetime pilgrimage experience. 

Visiting Gaurikund and Kedarnath Temple on Day 2 is a soul-stirring journey, filled with devotion, mythology, and stunning natural beauty

Kedarnath Temple – The Abode of Lord Shiva

 Guptkashi/Phata to Kedarnath (By Trek or Helicopter – 16 km trek / 10-min flight)

Early morning, you’ll be driven from Guptkashi or Phata to Sonprayag Parking in the Swift Dzire. From Sonprayag, travelers taking the trek to Kedarnath (16 km) will proceed to Gaurikund by local shuttle, as private vehicles are not allowed beyond Sonprayag. For those opting for helicopter services, you will be dropped at the Phata, Sirsi, or Guptkashi helipad, depending on your pre-booked departure point. After drop-off, the driver will return to Guptkashi/Phata for overnight parking, awaiting your return the next day.

Wake up early and witness the morning aarti at Kedarnath, a spiritually uplifting experience. After breakfast, trek back to Gaurikund or take a helicopter ride to Phata. Upon arrival, proceed towards Guptkashi/Phata and check in to your hotel. The rest of the day is at leisure to relax and recover from the trek. You can also explore the Guptkashi temples and enjoy the peaceful surroundings.

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Located just 500 meters uphill from Kedarnath Temple, Bhairav Nath Temple is dedicated to Lord Bhairav, a fierce manifestation of Lord Shiva. It is believed that Bhairav Nath Ji is the protector of Kedarnath Dham, guarding the temple premises during the harsh winter months when the region remains covered in snow.

The temple offers a panoramic view of the Kedarnath valley and the surrounding Himalayan peaks. Pilgrims who visit Kedarnath also seek blessings from Bhairav Baba, as it is considered an essential part of the pilgrimage. The trek to the temple is short but rewarding, offering breathtaking views and a serene spiritual experience.

Bhairav Nath Temple – The Guardian Deity of Kedarnath

Sonprayag is a sacred confluence where the Mandakini River meets the Basuki River. It is believed that a dip in this holy sangam purifies the soul and brings divine blessings. The word "Prayag" signifies a confluence of sacred rivers, and Sonprayag is one of the important Prayags of Uttarakhand.

Sonprayag is also a major stopover for pilgrims traveling to Kedarnath. It is the last point where private vehicles are allowed, and from here, pilgrims continue their journey towards Gaurikund via government transport. The surrounding lush green mountains, flowing rivers, and peaceful ambiance make it a perfect spiritual halt on the return journey from Kedarnath.

Visiting Bhairav Nath Temple and Sonprayag Sangam on Day 3 adds to the spiritual essence of the Kedarnath Yatra, enriching the experience with devotion, mythology, and natural beauty. 

Sonprayag Sangam – The Holy Confluence of Mandakini & Basuki Rivers

Kedarnath to Guptkashi/Phata (16 km trek / Helicopter return)

After completing darshan at Kedarnath Temple, you will descend back to Sonprayag from Gaurikund via trek or return to the helipad for your scheduled helicopter ride. Upon arrival at Sonprayag parking or the helipad, our driver will be waiting to transfer you back to your hotel in Guptkashi or Phata. You can relax at the hotel and recover from the trek while enjoying the serene Himalayan surroundings.

After an early breakfast, embark on a scenic drive towards Badrinath, passing through the picturesque town of Joshimath. On arrival at Pandukeshwar, check in to your hotel and rest for a while. Later, proceed to the Badrinath Temple, one of the most revered Char Dham pilgrimage sites. Offer prayers to Lord Vishnu and explore nearby attractions such as Tapt Kund (Hot Water Spring), Brahma Kapal, and Mana Village (the last Indian village near the Indo-Tibetan border). Return to Pandukeshwar for an overnight stay.

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Karnaprayag is a holy confluence where the Alaknanda River meets the Pindar River. It is named after Karna, the great warrior from the Mahabharata, who is believed to have worshiped the Sun God here and received his divine armor (Kavach and Kundal). The town is home to the Karna Temple, where devotees pay homage to this legendary warrior. Surrounded by lush green mountains, Karnaprayag is a spiritually significant and picturesque stop on the way to Badrinath.

Karnaprayag – The Sacred Confluence of Alaknanda & Pindar Rivers

Nandprayag is another sacred Prayag (confluence) where the Alaknanda River merges with the Nandakini River. It is believed that King Nanda (foster father of Lord Krishna) performed a grand yajna here, and the place was named after him. The peaceful ambiance, along with the Nand Temple on the riverbank, makes it a perfect place for spiritual reflection and meditation. Pilgrims often stop here to take in the divine energy before continuing their journey towards Badrinath.

Nandprayag – The Meeting Point of Alaknanda & Nandakini Rivers

Vishnuprayag is one of the five sacred Prayags of Uttarakhand, where the Alaknanda River meets the Dhauliganga River. It is believed that Sage Narada meditated here, and Lord Vishnu blessed the region with his divine presence. A beautiful Vishnu Temple stands near the confluence, offering a tranquil setting for devotees. The roaring rivers, combined with the majestic mountain backdrop, create a spiritually uplifting experience for travelers heading towards Badrinath Dham.

Vishnuprayag – The Divine Confluence of Alaknanda & Dhauliganga Rivers

Guptkashi/Phata to Badrinath (190 km / 7-8 hours) via Joshimath

After an early breakfast, the journey continues towards Pandukeshwar, located en route to Badrinath. This long drive through the rugged Himalayan terrain offers breathtaking landscapes as you pass through Rudraprayag, Karnaprayag, Nandprayag, Vishnuprayag, and Joshimath. The road winds through picturesque valleys, allowing pilgrims to witness the beauty of the Panch Prayag (five sacred river confluences). Upon reaching Pandukeshwar, you will check in at the hotel and rest before your visit to Badrinath the next morning.

On the final day of your journey, start your return drive early in the morning. En route, admire the stunning Himalayan landscapes and visit Rudraprayag and Devprayag to witness the divine river confluences. By evening, arrive in Haridwar, marking the end of a spiritually fulfilling Kedarnath &amp; Badrinath 2 Dham Yatra.

The journey begins with an early morning visit to the Badrinath Temple, one of the most sacred Char Dham pilgrimage sites and dedicated to Lord Vishnu. Nestled between the Nar and Narayan mountain ranges, this magnificent temple is situated at an altitude of 3,133 meters.

Pilgrims can take a holy dip in Tapt Kund, a natural hot water spring, before entering the temple for darshan of Lord Badrinarayan. The spiritual aura of the temple, along with the grand morning aarti, fills the soul with divine blessings. Nearby attractions include:

Brahma Kapal – A place where rituals for ancestors are performed.
Mana Village – The last Indian village near the Indo-Tibetan border.
Vyas Gufa & Ganesh Gufa – Caves where Maharishi Ved Vyas is believed to have written the Mahabharata.
After darshan and sightseeing, begin the return journey towards Haridwar, with an important stop at Rishikesh.

 Badrinath Temple – The Abode of Lord Vishnu

On the way back, a short stop in Rishikesh allows travelers to witness two of its most iconic landmarks:

Ram Jhula – A suspension bridge across the holy Ganga River, connecting Sivananda Ashram to Swarg Ashram. It is a major pilgrimage spot, lined with temples, ashrams, and spiritual centers. The view of the Ganges flowing beneath the bridge is breathtaking.

Lakshman Jhula – Another famous iron suspension bridge, believed to be the spot where Lord Lakshman crossed the Ganga River using a jute rope. This bridge is a major tourist attraction and provides stunning panoramic views of the Ganges and the surrounding hills.

Pilgrims can spend time soaking in the spiritual atmosphere, visiting nearby temples, or simply enjoying the serene beauty of Rishikesh before concluding the journey in Haridwar.

Ram Jhula & Lakshman Jhula – The Spiritual Landmarks of Rishikesh

Badrinath to Haridwar (310 km / 10-11 hours)

On the final day, an early morning departure takes you from Pandukeshwar to Badrinath (25 km / 1 hour) for darshan at the Badrinath Temple. After visiting the temple and exploring Tapt Kund, Brahma Kapal, and Mana Village, the return journey begins toward Haridwar. The drive follows the scenic route via Joshimath, Rudraprayag, and Devprayag, allowing for quick stops at river confluences and viewpoints.  By late evening or night, you will arrive in Haridwar, where you will be dropped off at the Haridwar bus stand or railway station, concluding your sacred 2 Dham Yatra to Kedarnath & Badrinath.  This well-planned transport arrangement ensures a comfortable, safe, and spiritually enriching journey, allowing you to focus on your divine pilgrimage. 

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Your spiritual journey begins as you depart from Haridwar and travel towards Barkot, a picturesque town near Yamunotri. En route, enjoy the scenic beauty of Mussorie’s Kempty Falls. Upon reaching Barkot, check-in at the hotel and relax after a long journey. The evening is free for leisure or local exploration.Overnight Stay: Barkot

Yamunotri Darshan

A natural cave temple dedicated to Lord Shiva, Prakateshwar Mahadev is a must-visit en route to Barkot. The cave is filled with naturally formed stalactites and stalagmites, resembling Shiva Lingams. Pilgrims believe that visiting this cave and offering prayers blesses them with divine energy. The peaceful surroundings add to the spiritual experience.

Prakateshwar Mahadev Cave (Near Nainbagh)

One of the most famous waterfalls in Uttarakhand, Kempty Falls is a perfect stopover for relaxation. Surrounded by lush greenery, the waterfall cascades from a height of 40 feet, creating a mesmerizing view. Pilgrims often take a short break here to refresh themselves before continuing the journey.

Kempty Falls (Mussoorie)

Arrival in Haridwar – Transfer to Barkot (200 km / 7-8 hrs)

Maruti Dezire 

Early morning, drive to Janki Chatti, the base point for the Yamunotri trek (6 km one way). You can reach the temple on foot, via palki, or pony (at additional cost). Seek blessings at Yamunotri Temple, take a holy dip in the Surya Kund, and offer prayers. After darshan, return to Janki Chatti and drive back to Barkot.Overnight Stay: Barkot

Your journey begins early morning with a drive from Barkot to Janki Chatti (approximately 36 km), the base point for the Yamunotri trek. Janki Chatti is a vibrant stop where pilgrims arrange ponies, palkis, or doli services for the 6 km trek to the temple. Surrounded by lush greenery and the sound of flowing water, this place serves as a spiritual starting point for the darshan ahead.

Janki Chatti (Base for Yamunotri Trek – 6 km One Way)

After a trek through scenic landscapes and Himalayan forests, you will reach the Yamunotri Temple, dedicated to Goddess Yamuna. The temple, built by Maharaja Pratap Shah of Tehri Garhwal, stands near the source of the Yamuna River, which is considered sacred in Hinduism. Pilgrims offer prayers and seek blessings for a pure and prosperous life.

Yamunotri Temple – The Sacred Abode of Goddess Yamuna

Located near the temple, Surya Kund is a naturally boiling hot spring where devotees cook rice and potatoes wrapped in a cloth as an offering to Goddess Yamuna. This prasad is later taken home as a divine blessing. The spring water is also believed to have medicinal properties that soothe the body.

Surya Kund – The Natural Hot Water Spring

Before entering the Yamunotri Temple, devotees worship Divya Shila, a sacred rock pillar near Surya Kund. It is believed that offering prayers here before entering the main shrine ensures the blessings of Goddess Yamuna and Lord Surya (the Sun God).

After completing darshan and rituals, return via the same trekking route to Janki Chatti, where your vehicle will be waiting. Drive back to Barkot, where you can relax after a spiritually fulfilling day.

Divya Shila – The Holy Rock of Worship

Yamunotri Dham Darshan – Return to Barkot

After breakfast, proceed to Uttarkashi, known as the "Kashi of the North." En route, visit the famous Prakateshwar Mahadev Cave, a naturally formed Shiva temple. Upon arrival in Uttarkashi, visit the Vishwanath Temple, dedicated to Lord Shiva. Spend the evening at leisure or visit the sacred banks of the Bhagirathi River.Overnight Stay: Uttarkashi

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North Indian Breakfast ( 2 Parathas+ Tea/Curd)

Dedicated to Lord Shiva, the Kashi Vishwanath Temple of Uttarkashi is one of the most revered shrines in the region. The temple houses a massive Shiva Lingam, believed to be self-manifested. Devotees visit to seek blessings for spiritual well-being and prosperity. The temple complex also includes shrines dedicated to Goddess Parvati and Lord Hanuman.

Vishwanath Temple – The Spiritual Heart of Uttarkashi

Barkot to Uttarkashi (100 km / 4-5 hrs)

Early morning, drive to Gangotri (100 km / 3-4 hrs), nestled in the majestic Himalayas. Take a holy dip in the sacred Bhagirathi River at Gangotri Ghat before visiting the Gangotri Temple. Witness the serene beauty of the river emerging from the Gaumukh Glacier. After offering prayers, drive back to Uttarkashi.Overnight Stay: Uttarkashi

Hotel Vijay Shri

North Indian Breakfast ( Puri Sabzi + Pickle + Tea/Curd)

Located at an altitude of 3,100 meters, the Gangotri Temple is dedicated to Goddess Ganga. According to mythology, King Bhagirath meditated here to bring the Ganges down to Earth to cleanse the sins of his ancestors. The temple, built in the 18th century by the Gorkha General Amar Singh Thapa, stands as a symbol of purity and devotion. Pilgrims take a holy dip in the Bhagirathi River, believing it washes away sins and grants liberation.

Gangotri Temple – The Origin of the Ganges

Near the Gangotri Temple, Bhagirath Shila is a sacred rock where King Bhagirath is believed to have meditated to bring the Ganges from heaven to Earth. Devotees offer prayers here before entering the temple, seeking blessings for their ancestors.

Bhagirath Shila – The Meditation Spot of King Bhagirath

These natural hot water springs and waterfalls near Gangotri Temple are considered highly sacred. Surya Kund is named after Lord Surya (the Sun God), and Gauri Kund is associated with Goddess Parvati. Pilgrims visit these sites for their religious significance and scenic beauty.

Surya Kund & Gauri Kund – Holy Waterfalls of Gangotri

Gangotri Dham Darshan – Return to Uttarkashi

Post breakfast, drive to Phata, a crucial stop for Kedarnath Yatra. The route offers mesmerizing views of the Tehri Dam and passes through Rudraprayag and Guptkashi. Check-in at the hotel upon arrival and relax after a long journey.Overnight Stay: Phata

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As you begin your journey, you will pass by Tehri Dam, one of the largest hydroelectric projects in India. Built on the Bhagirathi River, this colossal dam is surrounded by beautiful mountains and a vast reservoir, creating a breathtaking view. It serves as a symbol of engineering marvel and natural grandeur.

Tehri Dam (Drive-Through View)

One of the five Panch Prayags (holy confluences) of Uttarakhand, Rudraprayag is where the Alaknanda and Mandakini Rivers merge. This sacred site is named after Lord Shiva (Rudra), and it is believed that the great sage Narada meditated here to seek Lord Shiva’s blessings. The confluence’s spiritual significance and serene beauty make it a must-visit stop.

Rudraprayag – The Holy Confluence of Alaknanda & Mandakini Rivers

Located on the way to Phata, Guptkashi holds immense religious significance. According to Hindu mythology, this is where Lord Shiva hid from the Pandavas before finally appearing in Kedarnath. The town is home to the famous Vishwanath Temple, dedicated to Lord Shiva, and the Ardh Narishwar Temple, where Shiva is worshiped in his half-male, half-female form. Devotees often stop here for darshan before proceeding to Kedarnath.

Upon reaching Phata, check in to your hotel and relax. You can spend the evening preparing for Kedarnath Darshan the next day or exploring the surroundings at your leisure.

 Guptkashi – The Hidden Kashi of Lord Shiva

Uttarkashi to Phata (240 km / 8-9 hrs)

Early morning, proceed to Kedarnath Dham via helicopter from Phata or by trek (18 km from Gaurikund). Seek divine blessings at the Kedarnath Temple, one of the 12 Jyotirlingas of Lord Shiva. Witness the evening aarti and immerse yourself in the spiritual aura of this holy land.Overnight Stay: Kedarnath

Kedarnath Tents 

Helicopter Option: Pilgrims opting for a helicopter ride from Phata to Kedarnath will have a short 8-minute flight. Upon arrival at Kedarnath Helipad, it’s a 10-15 minute walk to the temple.
Trekking Option: Pilgrims taking the 16 km trek from Gaurikund will begin their journey early morning. The scenic trek offers stunning views of mountain peaks, glaciers, and lush valleys.

 Journey to Kedarnath (By Helicopter or Trek)

Located at 3,583 meters, Kedarnath Temple is dedicated to Lord Shiva, the protector and destroyer of the universe. According to legend, after the Mahabharata war, the Pandavas sought forgiveness from Lord Shiva, who disguised himself as a bull and later appeared in Kedarnath. The temple houses the divine Shiva Lingam, which is worshiped as the ‘hump’ of the bull form of Lord Shiva. Pilgrims experience immense devotion while attending the special poojas and aarti.

 Kedarnath Temple – The Abode of Lord Shiva

Phata to Kedarnath (Helicopter / Trek) – Stay in Kedarnath

After attending the morning aarti, begin your descent to Gaurikund or take a helicopter back to Phata. Upon arrival, check into your hotel and spend the day at leisure. You may explore nearby temples or simply relax amidst the tranquil Himalayan surroundings.Overnight Stay: Phata

A short trek from Kedarnath Temple leads to Bhairavnath Temple, dedicated to Bhairava, a fierce form of Lord Shiva. It is believed that Bhairavnath Ji protects the Kedarnath valley when the temple remains closed during winter. The temple also offers stunning panoramic views of the snow-clad Himalayan peaks.

After completing darshan and prayers, you can spend the evening soaking in the divine ambiance of Kedarnath. Witnessing the grand evening aarti, where the temple glows with thousands of lamps, is a surreal experience.

Bhairavnath Temple – The Guardian of Kedarnath

After reaching Gaurikund, pilgrims can take a dip in the sacred hot water spring, which is believed to be where Goddess Parvati meditated to attain Lord Shiva. The natural thermal water is said to have healing properties, offering relief to tired devotees after the long trek.

Gaurikund – The Holy Water Spring

Kedarnath to Phata – Rest & Local Exploration

Post breakfast, depart for Pandukeshwar, a spiritually significant stop near Badrinath. The journey takes you through the breathtaking Mandakini &amp; Alaknanda River confluence at Rudraprayag. Upon arrival, check into the hotel and rest for the night.Overnight Stay: Pandukeshwar

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As you continue your journey, you will reach Nandprayag, one of the five Panch Prayags (holy confluences) in Uttarakhand. It is the meeting point of the Alaknanda and Nandakini Rivers, and is considered highly sacred in Hinduism. Pilgrims often stop here to offer prayers and take in the serene beauty of the confluence.

 Nandprayag – Confluence of Alaknanda and Nandakini Rivers

Another important confluence on the route is Vishnuprayag, where the Alaknanda and Dhauliganga Rivers merge. It is believed that Sage Narada meditated here, and Lord Vishnu blessed him at this sacred spot. A small temple dedicated to Lord Vishnu is located at the site, making it an important pilgrimage stop.

Upon reaching Pandukeshwar, check in to your hotel and relax. This sacred town is believed to be the meditation place of King Pandu, the father of the Pandavas. It is also home to the Yogdhyan Badri Temple, one of the Sapta Badri (seven Badris).

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