Kedarnath is a famous town located within the Garhwal district of Uttarakhand—an Indian state where one’s faith has great significance in everyday life. The oldest shrine on the list of twelve jyotirlingas is Kedarnath temple, which makes it the best-known site. This sacred temple that perched on high at the height of 11,800 feet (3,582 m) was more than a religious shrine; it was nothing less but testimony to endurance against the rigors of Himalaya. Nestled within the serene surrounding are the pristine Kedarnath peaks dusted with snow, pasturelands that glow green, dotted across the landscape as a thread, the great Mandakini river. However, going on pilgrimage to Kedarnath is more than religious worship; it is for one to be in harmony with the greatness of the mountain and enjoy the stillness of the earth.
Quick Facts
Start Point -Delhi
End Point - Delhi
Duration - 6D/5N
Maximum altitude - 3582 m
Trek level - Moderate
Inclusions
- Meals
- Accommodation
- Transfer & sightseeing
- All permits & tolls
How to Reach
By Air
You can arrange a flight to the closest airport to Kedarnath, Jolly Grant Airport in Dehradun, if you're traveling there by plane from Delhi. After that, the trip continues by road to Gaurikund, which serves as Kedarnath's base and is usually covered by Kedarnath packages, guaranteeing a smooth and convenient pilgrimage experience.
By Train
Travelers can take a train from Delhi Junction to either the Haridwar or Rishikesh Railway Station in order to get to Kedarnath from Delhi.
From there, as part of most Kedarnath travel packages, road transportation is set up to Gaurikund, the base for Kedarnath, guaranteeing a convenient and well-coordinated pilgrimage experience
By Road
In order to get from Delhi to Kedarnath by road, one must first travel by train or car to Haridwar or Rishikesh.
From there, they proceed to Gaurikund, the starting point of Kedarnath, using well-coordinated road transportation that is part of Kedarnath packages, guaranteeing a relaxing and scenic pilgrimage
