Char Dham Yatra 2025 By Road

Char Dham yatra package from Delhi provides a complete journey, including visiting all four sacred Dhams. A Char Dham Yatra from Delhi by road typically takes almost 10 to 12 days. The journey starts from Delhi and we proceed towards Haridwar covering a distance of 220 km in around 5 to 6 hours. 

Upon reaching Haridwar, we will continue our Chardham yatra by bus to  Barkot to visit our first sacred shrine on the Char Dham circuit, Yamnoutri. 

You will have to trek back and forth to Yamnoutri. The upcoming journey includes reaching Uttarkashi for our second shrine Gangotri and Guptkashi for Kedarnath Dham and Badrinath Dham. 

The estimated distance covered on the Chardham yatra from Delhi is 1600 km (trek distance not included). We provide the best Char Dham Yatra package for devotees seeking a comprehensive experience. 

Route: Delhi ➔ Haridwar ➔ Barkot ➔ Yamunotri Temple ➔ Barkot ➔ Uttarkashi ➔ Gangotri Temple ➔ Uttarkashi ➔ Guptkashi ➔ Kedarnath ➔ Guptkashi ➔ Badrinath Rudraprayag ➔ Rudraprayag ➔ Haridwar/Rishikesh ➔ Delhi

Do Dham Yatra from Delhi is for those with a tight schedule. Our 2 Dham Group Tour from Delhi package mainly focuses on two Dhams out of four. Usually, these are Kedarnath and Badrinath. 

The itinerary for this tour focuses on these two Dhams and the attractions around them. The Kedarnath and Badrinath tour starts from Delhi. 

First, you will travel to Haridwar from Delhi, then to Guptkashi and Badrinath. The distance between Haridwar and Guptkashi is around 230 km and the road trip would take 6 to 9 hours. 

It also includes a 16 km trek and then from Guptkashi to Badrinath it would take 8 hours to cover 210 km distance. 

Route: Delhi ➔ Haridwar ➔ Rishikesh ➔ Guptkashi ➔ Kedarnath ➔ Badrinath ➔ Rudraprag ➔ Haridwar ➔ Delhi

Kedarnath Yatra Package from Delhi focuses on the Kedarnath Dham, Lord Shiva’s home. The itinerary involves travel to Haridwar from Delhi, then to Guptkashi which is almost 200 to 230 km from Haridwar. From Guptkashi, you can either opt for a helicopter journey or a 16 km trek to Kedarnath and back. 

This trip by road can be completed in around 5 to 7 days which would involve 1 to 3 days of travel to Gaurikund from Delhi, 2 days of trek to Kedarnath Dham, and 1 buffer day. 

The road conditions can be unpredictable in the Himalayas which can also affect the duration of the entire trip. 

Char  Dham Yatra Package from Haridwar is a complete 10 to 12-day journey covering all four sacred Dhams. The distance in total km of Char Dham yatra from Haridwar is around 220 km away. This would take almost 7 to 9 hours, followed by a 6 km long trek from Janki Chatti to Yamnuotri. 

Then the journey continues to Uttarkashi to visit Gangotri Dham. The journey from Yamnuotri (Barkot) to Uttarkashi would take almost 8 to 9 hours covering 250 km and then to reach Gangotri, it would take 3 to 4 hours. 

Next, you’ll travel to Kedarnath, around 230-250 km which would take almost 8 to 10 hours, followed by a 16 to 18 km long trek. 

Badrinath is the final Dham on this circuit trip which would take around 9 to 10 hours to cover 320 to 340 km. 

This itinerary includes road journeys, trekking, and travel time depending on road conditions and weather. 

Route: Route: Haridwar ➔ Barkot ➔ Jankichatti ➔ Yamunotri ➔ Uttarkashi ➔ Gangotri ➔ Guptkashi ➔ Kedarnath ➔ Badrinath ➔ Rudrapryag ➔ Haridwar 

Do Dham Yatra from Haridwar offers a shorter pilgrimage of 6 days, focusing on just 2 Dhams among four. This package involves the Kedarnath and Badrinath Yatra from Haridwar. 

The itinerary for Kedarnath and Badrinath starts with an 8 to 10-hour drive from Haridwar to Guptkashi, covering a distance of around 230-250 km. The 16 km trek to Kedarnath will start from Guptkashi. 

Then from Guptkashi, Badrinath is just 210-230 km which would take almost 8 to 10 hours. The return journey to Haridwar would take 10-12 hours. The travel time depends upon weather, road conditions, and trekking pace. 

Route: Haridwar ➔ Guptkashi ➔ Kedarnath ➔ Guptkashi ➔ Badrinath ➔ Rudraprag ➔ Haridwar 

The Kedarnath Yatra from Haridwar package is specially designed for pilgrims with tight schedules who want to visit one Dham in 5 to 7 days. The base of Kedarnath Trek is Guptkashi and the journey from Haridwar to Guptkashi would take 8-10 hours, as the distance between Guptkashi and Haridwar is 230-250 km. 

Upon reaching Guptkashi, pilgrims will be taken to Gaurikund, the starting point of the trek. This 16 to 18-kilometer trek would take almost 6 to 8 hours for one way. 

Our Kedarnath Yatra From Haridwar package includes travel to Guptkashi, then to Guptkashi, trek to Kedarnath, and return journey to Haridwar. 

Summer is considered to be the best time for Char Dham Yatra. The months from May to June offer a great spiritual experience. The temperature ranges between 15 to 30 degrees Celsius, making the weather more predictable compared to the rainy season. 

However, the weather can be warm during the daytime. Pilgrims should pack cotton and lightweight clothes for the evening at lower altitudes and warm layers for higher altitudes, like Kedarnath and Yamnuotri. Being the peak season for Char Dham Yatra in India The summer months attract a huge crowd of devotees, which might affect the travel time. 

The snow also melts down as the summer sets in, making Kedarnath and Badrinath easily accessible for pilgrims.

The Char Dham Yatra in monsoon comes with challenges. Uttarakhand region receives heavy rainfall, making the Yatra hazardous and unpredictable. Road blockage and landslides are also possible factors that might impact the accessibility of these sacred Dhams. 

Trekking also becomes challenging during the monsoon season. Mist and fog can also affect visibility, affecting the overall experience. While monsoon offers lush greenery and serene views, pilgrims must be prepared for muddy paths, regular rains, and temperatures ranging from low to high. 

Despite all these challenges, some pilgrims prefer going on the Yatra during monsoon for a unique experience. However, taking safety precautions is important for pilgrims on the Char Dham Yatra. 

Winter is not considered the best time to visit Char Dham Yatra involving a visit to four Dhams Yamunotri, Gangotri, Kedarnath, and Badrinath. This journey is impossible due to harsh weather conditions. The prime challenges restricting pilgrims willing to go on the Char Dham Yatra are heavy snowfall, extremely low temperatures, and temples remaining closed due to winter. This is important for preserving temples and the safety of pilgrims and priests. 

Nestled in Uttarakhand's Tehri Garhwal district, Devprayag is a sacred place where Alaknanda and Bhagirathi, the two sacred rivers meet to form the holy river, Ganga. This meeting point holds strong religious significance for Hindus. 

There is an ancient temple dedicated to Lord Rama, called Raghunathji Temple. Both the rivers meeting each other have a clear color difference and it is easily visible. 

Devpyarag is a popular stop among pilgrims going on the Char Dham yatra by road. This tranquil place offers scenic views of its surroundings, adding to the natural beauty of this religious place. 

Don’t get Srinagar confused with Jammu and Kashmir in the Pauri Garhwal district of Uttarakhand, Srinagar is a charming town nestled on the banks of Alaknanda River. 

In ancient times, this was the capital of Garhwal Kingdom. Those who want to get a glimpse of traditional Garhwali life must include Srinagar in their Char Dham Yatra itinerary. This place is renowned for its ancient temples and local markets. This town is well-connected by road, making it a great addition to your Char Dham Yatra package Uttarakhand. The prime attraction of this town is its pleasant atmosphere and Alaknanda River.

Rudraprayag is a well-known religious place with strong spiritual significance. Being the meeting point of the Mandakini and Alaknanda rivers, this sacred Sangam is one of the Panch Prayag which also serves as an ideal stop for pilgrims looking for the best Chardham Yatra places to visit nearby during the road trip. 

Rudra is another name for Lord Shiva and is surrounded by picturesque mountains and lush green forests, Rudrapyarag in Uttrakhand offers a tranquil and beautiful setting. Our Char Dham Yatra route map from Delhi or Haridwar involves passing through Rudraprayag.

Located in the Chamoli District of Uttrakhand Joshimath is one of the prime religious sites, serving as a gateway to famous Himalayan places like Badrinath, Valley of Flowers, and Auli. 

This is a picturesque place where the beauty of the majestic Garhwal Himalayas meets spiritual traditions and makes Joshimath a popular stop for trekkers and pilgrims on Char Dham Yatra heading towards Badrinath. This town offers several amenities like food and lodging, which are important for the pilgrims. 

Chopta is a serene hill station located in Uttrakhand, also known as Mini Switzerland. This town is popular for its lush green surroundings, dense forests, and eye-pleasing views of well-known Himalayan Peaks such as Chaukhamba, Nanda Devi, and Trishul. 

Our char dham yatra package from Dehradun, Delhi, and Haridwar offers customizable stops during the journey for a referring break. While Chopta is not directly included in the Char Dham yatra map from Haridwar, Delhi, or Dehradun it is easily accessible after completing the journey. 

For those looking for a place to enjoy and relax, Chopta is a must-visit. The scenic drive to Chopta after completing the Yamnutori, Gangotri, Badrinath, and Kedarnath Dham yatra is worth a detour. 

Nestled in the heart of Uttrakhand, Uttarkashi is a popular resting spot among pilgrims opting for the Chardham Yatra package. Providing a religious atmosphere, Uttarkashi is a hub for ashrams and ancient temples. Uttarkashi lies on the Char Dham Yatra tour route to Gangotri, making it an essential stop for pilgrims. 

Here you can relax and visit the famous Vishwanath Temple and immerse yourself in the spiritual essence of the town. Offering all the required amenities like lodging, food, and stay facilities for pilgrims traveling to Gangotri from Yamnuotri. 

Our Char Dham Yatra itinerary includes a stay in Uttarkashi on acclimatization days to minimize the chances of altitude sickness. 

Guptkashi is a charming spiritually rich town in the Rudraprayag district of Uttrakhand, serving as one of the important stops on our Kedarnath Dham Yatra package. This place is renowned for ancient temples like Ardhnarishwar and Vishwanath. 

Guptkashi is also an ideal resting point on the way to Kedarnath Dham. Beyond its religious significance, Guptkashi also offers various facilities like food and stay before going on a 16 km long trek to Kedarnath. 

Being close to Phata, you can also opt for helicopter services to reach Kedarnath through the quickest and easiest way possible. 

Sonprayag is an important stop on our Char Dham yatra route map, especially for pilgrims heading towards Kedarnath Dham. Sonprayag serves as a Gateway to Kedarnath and generally vehicles are restricted here. 

From here Pilgrims travel to Gurikund, the starting point of Kedarnath Trek. Sonprayag holds a strong religious importance being the meeting point of two rivers, Basuki and Mandakini. 

Beyond this, Sonprayag is famous for offering picturesque views of the majestic Himalayas, enhancing your overall Char Dham Yatra experience. 

Gaurikund in Uttrakhand’s Garhwal Himalayas serves as the starting point of the Kedarnath Trek. Named after Goddess Parvati, Gaurikund is a religious site and the last motorable point before pilgrims proceed to the Kedarnath Trek. 

This sacred site is known for its natural hot springs which are believed to have medicinal properties. Most pilgrims take a bath in the spring before embarking on the trek. The area of Gaurikund is surrounded by beautiful mountains, providing a perfect backdrop for the Kedarnath journey.