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Our Chardham Yatra is not just an agenda but a meticulously designed experiential package that fulfils your spiritual needs and desires. Now that you have booked your tickets, let Thomas Cook India take care of all the nitty-gritties of your trip to Char Dham while you just focus on having a good time. Thomas Cook India’s team of travel experts chalk out every Char Dhamyatra package with a personal touch. We aim to ensure that your Char Dhamyatra fits your needs like a glove. With Char Dhamyatra packages available from all major cities such as Chennai, Cochin, Mumbai, Hyderabad, Bangalore and Delhi getting to Char Dham with Thomas Cook India is convenient and hassle-free.
Tour Packages Name | Duration | Price |
---|---|---|
Char Dham Yatra By Helicopter | 5 Nights 6 Days | Rs. 220 500 |
Do Dham Yatra By Helicopter 3N | 3 Nights 4 Days | Rs. 145 000 |
Do Dham Yatra By Helicopter With Kedarnath Stay 3N | 3 Nights 4 Days | Rs. 150 000 |
Do Dham Yatra - By Road Badrinath And Kedarnath | 7 Nights 8 Days | Rs. 53 000 |
Char Dham Yatra 11N | 11 Nights 12 Days | Rs. 79 000 |
Be it along the banks of the Ganga river in Rishikesh or amidst the hills in Badrinath, exhale all your stress as you inhale the crisp mountain air, with the light breeze blessing your face. With four heavenly abodes spread across Uttarakhand, Char Dham is every pilgrim’s paradise. Our Char Dham yatra packages include the four holy sites Yamunotri, Gangotri, Badrinath and Kedarnath. Uttarakhand is dotted with holy shrines set amidst the scenic backdrop of the mighty Himalayas. This scenic yet challenging journey to sanctity takes around 10 to 12 days. You can also visit Rishikesh and Haridwar with Char Dham yatra packages and engage in some adrenaline-pumping activities such as rafting, camping and bungee jumping. Or perhaps awaken the adventure seeker in you as make your way through hair-raising mountain trails that lead you to hidden waterfalls amidst magical mountains!
If you're looking to plan a Char Dham Yatra tour, timing is crucial. The four holy shrines—Yamunotri, Gangotri, Kedarnath, and Badrinath—are located in the Garhwal Himalayas of Uttarakhand, and believe me, the experience gets ten times better when you travel at the correct time. Allow me to take you through the best time to visit and why it makes a difference.
Summer is your season if you want a smooth, comfortable, and spiritually enriching Char Dham Yatra tour. From April onwards, the weather starts settling, with temperatures between 25°C to 35°C. Skies are clear, roads are open, and you'll see nature surrounding you just beginning to bloom. This is the time when all four shrines welcome devotees through their gates, so it's the best time to reserve your Char Dham Yatra tour Packages. And not only that—the atmosphere is pure and serene with a divine balance of sun and wind.
This is the catch—winters in the Char Dham area are severe. Snowfall is intense, and because of the intense cold, the shrines close down entirely. The temperature goes below zero, rendering it impossible to conduct a safe Char Dham Yatra tour. This is the reason most tour operators suspend their Char Dham Yatra tour Packages for this season. Unless you are specifically visiting surrounding winter shrines or simply travelling through lower altitudes, it's advisable not to take a Char Dham Yatra trip during this period.
If you're considering a Char Dham Yatra visit in the monsoon season, July to September, be cautious. The mountains appear brilliantly green, the waterfalls are flowing, but the risk of landslides, road blockages, and unsafe travelling methods increases the higher the area you travel. Always remember: "Many people will travel with a sincere devotion." Though unsafe! If you are among them, carry your rain equipment, monitor weather reports frequently, and be ready for potential delays. Some Char Dham Yatra Packages offer flexible itineraries during this period, so find packages that have that provision.
Visit the Thomas Cook India website to check out our Char Dham Yatra tour Packages and Uttarakhand tour packages during this period.
Also, most tourists prefer travelling to Uttarakhand via Dehradun because of its proximity to popular tourist destinations such as Rishikesh, Haridwar and Mussoorie. Jolly Grant Airport is equipped with high-class facilities and amenities that will take care of all your needs while you are on the go. There are quite a few places to keep you entertained as you wait to board your flight. Be it shopping or eating, the airport has it all. Upon arrival, individuals can avail themselves of the bus services that will take them to places such as Haridwar, Rishikesh and Dehradun, or else you could hire a private cab or taxi right outside the airport.
Another domestic airport in Uttarakhand is the Pantnagar Airport which connects you to nearby major hill stations in Kumaon such as Nainital, Bhimtal, Ranikhet, Almora, Jim Corbett National Park and Bareilly. The distance from Pantnagar Airport to Jim Corbett National Park is approximately 120 kilometres. It would be advisable to book your tickets well in advance, especially if you are travelling in the peak season. One can choose between SpiceJet, Air India and IndiGo to make your way to Uttarakhand.
Major cities are connected to Uttarakhand and some of its hill stations by rail. The railhead closest to Badrinath is at Ramnagar or Kotdwar, located 146 km away. Whereas Dehradun is most viable to make your way to Gangotri. Trains to Dehradun make their way to and from Delhi, Maharashtra, Gujarat, Uttar Pradesh and Punjab. Some of the major trains serving Uttarakhand are Jan Shatabdi Express, Dehradun Express, Doon Express and Nanda Devi Express. Some important junctions of this location are Haridwar, Dehradun, Rishikesh, Nainital, Kotdwar, Kathgodam, Pauri and Udham Singh Nagar. As compared to other regions in India, travelling to Uttarakhand is easier when you are in the North and it takes around a day. The Uttarakhand Railway Department currently comprises almost 16 different stations connecting Uttarakhand with other important Indian cities. You will also be able to avail services of various buses and taxis lined up outside these stations.
Imagine catching sight of imposing mountain peaks, lumbering amidst coniferous forests, staring in awe at towering trees and making stops along the way to sip on tea and enjoy some hot local food. These are the experiences that travelling to Char Dham yatra by road promise you. Approximately 1000 state buses run in and out of Uttarakhand facilitated by the Uttarakhand Transport Corporation. Some of the major tourist destinations such as Haridwar and Rishikesh are connected to Delhi by National Highway 34 and National Highway 7 passing through Dehradun with Badrinath on the way. While the easiest way to reach Yamunotri is via Dehradun and Barkot you can also get direct buses from Delhi to Rishikesh, from where your pilgrimage will commence. Buses are available till the last motorable road in Kedarnath called Gaurikund. From there, you must trek to the Kedarnath temple. Highways 309 and 109 links Nainital, Almora and Jim Corbett National Park. If you really wish to drive through the hilly terrain and overwhelming landscapes of Uttarakhand, travelling from the north would be rather convenient.
Where the mountains meet the Gods and where prayers are set afloat as flickering lights onto the holy rivers. This is Char Dham where each one of the four abodes brings you closer to the presence of the almighty, one step at a time. Millions of worshippers brave the intense trails leading up to these four heavenly abodes. Be it the vividly painted Badrinath Temple in all its glory on the snow-topped Nikantha or the Kedarnath temple set amidst its snow-covered surroundings.
The Char Dhamyatra pivots around towns and temples such as Badrinath, Kedarnath, Gangotri and Yamunotri. Apart from that, you can also visit Haridwar and Rishikesh. To let you contemplate a little further, here are a few places to visit in 4 Dham on your tour that spells spirituality and peace.
CharDham | Opening Dates | Closing Dates (Tentative) |
Gangotri Temple | 30 April 2025 (Akshaya Tritiya) | October 2025 |
Yamunotri Temple | 30 April 2025 (Akshaya Tritiya) | October 2025 |
Kedarnath Temple | 2 May 2025 | October 2025 |
Badrinath Temple | 2 May 2025 | November 2025 |
Ring the bell as you enter this temple with the crowd swarming behind you to worship Lord Vishnu and feel it resonate in your soul. Amidst the mountains nestles the Badrinath temple - one of the most sought-after holy sites. Badrinath temple with its grand entrance is bathed with sheets of snow if you visit during the winter. This temple is home to Lord Vishnu and one of the four Char Dham Yatra’s pilgrimage sites. This sacred shrine has visiting hours from 4 am to 10 pm. Rumour also has it that each time a devotee opens the door to the temple; they find a lamp that has been burning continuously for the last six months. If you are interested in purchasing some sacred souvenirs, you must head to Salagram Sila - a sacred stone of Lord Vishnu. Here you will get religious books, ancient relics and holy threads.
Perched on the foothills of the Himalayas, Kedarnath is one of the four Char Dham Yatra’s pilgrimage centres in India. Situated amidst snow-covered mountains, the Kedarnath temple welcomes its devotees after an adventurous trek to Lord Shiva’s shrine. Moreover, the green meadows and lush forests located at the lower ranges of the Himalayas only enhance its charm. The 14-kilometre trek to the Kedarnath temple starts with Gauri Kund, another mythological location before snaking through the mountains with breathtaking vistas at every turn.
Resting along the banks of the Yamuna river, the Yamunotri temple is the least visited of all the Char Dham temples. Take a rejuvenating dip and wash away all your inhibitions in several hot springs located at the Yamunotri Temple. Watch other pilgrims cook potatoes and steamed rice that is offered in religious ceremonies or choose to help them fulfil their duties. The hike to this stairway to heaven commences at the quaint hamlet of Janki Chatti. If you find the trek difficult you can always take a pony ride to the top.
Identified as one of the holiest sites in the country, this town is the starting point for the trek to the source of the mighty Ganga. Make your way to Gangotri Village to purchase some woollen clothes, souvenirs and mementoes to take back home.
A yogic hub, this destination is a must visit on every pilgrim’s list. You hear it before you see it, with chanting from pandits lending serene background music to the surroundings. Watch devotees whisper prayers of hope under their breath, as set float their diyas onto the holy river. This holy hamlet feels divine. After all, it's one of the few places that will take you the closest to the presence of God.
If you cannot reach the stairway to heaven, don’t worry, you can take the gateway to the Gods in Haridwar instead. With pandits chanting holy words and priests holding large censers in their hands, you will be awestruck with the spirituality of this city. It is lit up with the piety of a thousand devotees and the sparkle in their eyes as they set their diyas adrift on the holy river in the hopes of having a conversation with God. Har ki Paudi is deemed to be the most historically significant temple in the city. This temple is famous for its Ganga aarti, with thousands of devotees attending every day. It is known to be the exact spot where the Ganges leaves the mountains and enters the planes.
The Char Dham Yatra journey is not merely a travel itinerary; it's a spiritual journey, and if you've thought about this journey, you are now embarking on a journey that millions of people dream of travelling at least once in their lives. The circuit comprises Yamunotri, Gangotri, Kedarnath, and Badrinath, which are located in Uttarakhand in the Himalayas, and each of these four dhams represents an individual spiritual significance that makes this yatra so special.
The Chota Char Dham significance is massive for individuals of the Hindu faith, and it is necessary to learn about them prior to the yatra. Here is the importance of Char Dham Yatra according to each pilgrimage point in Uttarakhand
Your journey of the Char Dham Yatra starts in Yamunotri, where Goddess Yamuna is revered. Not only a river goddess, she's also believed to be the sister of Yama, the God of Death. Bathing here isn't ritualistic—it's symbolic of safeguarding yourself from an untimely demise and cleansing yourself of past transgressions. Individuals who choose Char Dham Yatra Packages tend to experience an immediate change in their energy from Yamunotri itself due to its serene environment and mythological significance.
From Yamunotri, you proceed to Gangotri, the abode of the holy River Ganga. If you have heard tales of King Bhagirath bringing Ganga down from heaven, this is the place where it occurred. Bathing in the cold waters here is not just tradition—it's about cleansing your soul. Gangotri is part of most Char Dham Yatra tour Packages due to its unparalleled spiritual attraction and the feeling of rebirth you experience after visiting.
Next on your Char Dham Yatra travel plans is Kedarnath, also known as one of the twelve Jyotirlingas of Lord Shiva. It is said that the Pandavas came to Kedarnath to seek forgiveness for the sins they committed in the war of the Mahabharata. The temple’s location, deep amid towering snow-covered mountains, embodies an unparalleled energy of strength and peace. If you are attracted to Lord Shiva’s energy, this will be an unforgettable experience during your Char Dham Yatra trip.
Finally, your odyssey concludes at Badrinath, which is the residence of Lord Vishnu. Also referred to as "Badri Vishal," this Dham signifies knowledge, worship, and the ultimate salvation—Moksha. It is said that Adi Shankaracharya achieved salvation here and hence many prefer to end their Char Dham Yatra Packages with a trip to Badrinath.
Another factor that highlights the role of Badrinath in Char Dham Yatra importance is that it was the location where Adi Shankaracharya achieved salvation, freeing himself of the process of reincarnation. Individuals on the Chhota Char Dham pilgrimage circuit end their Yatra by visiting this Dham to seek blessings from Lord Vishnu and achieve ‘Moksha”.
On your Char Dham yatra, there is a range of things to do and see. Our Char Dham yatra tour packages make sure they capture each experience, so you make the most out of your trip. Here are some things to do while you are in Char Dham. Make sure you add them to your Char Dham Yatra package's itinerary.
If you are a person who enjoys myths and lore relayed from generation to generation, then visit the Mata Murti temple, located a mere 4 km from the bus stand in Badrinath. It is a serene place where you can sit and think, and sense a different energy. The majority of Char Dham Yatra tour Packages these days have this as a stop, and understandably so.
Make time to venture out in Rishikesh. Stroll along the Lakshman Jhula market for yoga equipment, herbal remedies, and funky souvenirs. Haggling a bit, street food, and possibly even attending a drop-in yoga session. This small diversion gives your Char Dham Yatra tour a nice break.
Don't get into the hills without spending some time in Haridwar. The Ganga Aarti ceremony at Har Ki Pauri is not just a ceremony, it's a feeling. Seeing the lighted lamps carried away on the river and sounds of chanting echoing around you has a sense of calm that can not be translated into words. This enchanting feeling should be part of your starting or ending tour of the Char Dham Yatra.
If you enjoy the mountains and don't mind a challenge, the Kedarnath and Yamunotri treks will thoroughly thrill you. The Kedarnath trek is challenging but so worthwhile—each step brings you closer to pine forests, meadows, and those awe-inspiring Garhwal mountains. The Yamunotri trek is similarly beautiful, along waterfalls and into deep valleys. Several Char Dham Yatra tour Packages offer guided treks, so you're guided and supported the whole way through.
Ensure you sample the local food! Simple, wholesome fare such as Aloo Ke Gutke, Mandua Roti, and Khichdi is served at dhabas and temple kitchens. It's a heartwarming aspect of the journey, usually part of Char Dham Yatra Packages that include full-board accommodations.
Don't miss the artist in the evening! With rhythmic chanting and lamps shining in the twilight, it's magical. And if you schedule your Char Dham Yatra to travel around temple opening or closing festivals, you get to see exquisite traditions. Several Char Dham Yatra tour Packages are organised around these dates to enable you to experience this grandeur.
It is now no secret that there is a range of activities and things to do that Char Dham yatra packages can offer. This combination of soulful temples, overwhelming culinary experiences, exquisite mountain views and bustling markets is the reason you should try our Char Dham yatra tour packages. What are you waiting for? Head to the Thomas Cook India website and book your Chardham yatra package as soon as possible! And plan an amazing Char Dham tour that offers a wonderful pilgrim experience along with memories that will last a lifetime.
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Want to experience God's presence at its closest? Where icy mountain peaks watch over you as you engage in a heartfelt conversation with yourself.... Read More
Our Chardham Yatra is not just an agenda but a meticulously designed experiential package that fulfils your spiritual needs and desires. Now that you have booked your tickets, let Thomas Cook India take care of all the nitty-gritties of your trip to Char Dham while you just focus on having a good time. Thomas Cook India’s team of travel experts chalk out every Char Dhamyatra package with a personal touch. We aim to ensure that your Char Dhamyatra fits your needs like a glove. With Char Dhamyatra packages available from all major cities such as Chennai, Cochin, Mumbai, Hyderabad, Bangalore and Delhi getting to Char Dham with Thomas Cook India is convenient and hassle-free.
Tour Packages Name | Duration | Price |
---|---|---|
Char Dham Yatra By Helicopter | 5 Nights 6 Days | Rs. 220 500 |
Do Dham Yatra By Helicopter 3N | 3 Nights 4 Days | Rs. 145 000 |
Do Dham Yatra By Helicopter With Kedarnath Stay 3N | 3 Nights 4 Days | Rs. 150 000 |
Do Dham Yatra - By Road Badrinath And Kedarnath | 7 Nights 8 Days | Rs. 53 000 |
Char Dham Yatra 11N | 11 Nights 12 Days | Rs. 79 000 |
Be it along the banks of the Ganga river in Rishikesh or amidst the hills in Badrinath, exhale all your stress as you inhale the crisp mountain air, with the light breeze blessing your face. With four heavenly abodes spread across Uttarakhand, Char Dham is every pilgrim’s paradise. Our Char Dham yatra packages include the four holy sites Yamunotri, Gangotri, Badrinath and Kedarnath. Uttarakhand is dotted with holy shrines set amidst the scenic backdrop of the mighty Himalayas. This scenic yet challenging journey to sanctity takes around 10 to 12 days. You can also visit Rishikesh and Haridwar with Char Dham yatra packages and engage in some adrenaline-pumping activities such as rafting, camping and bungee jumping. Or perhaps awaken the adventure seeker in you as make your way through hair-raising mountain trails that lead you to hidden waterfalls amidst magical mountains!
If you're looking to plan a Char Dham Yatra tour, timing is crucial. The four holy shrines—Yamunotri, Gangotri, Kedarnath, and Badrinath—are located in the Garhwal Himalayas of Uttarakhand, and believe me, the experience gets ten times better when you travel at the correct time. Allow me to take you through the best time to visit and why it makes a difference.
Summer is your season if you want a smooth, comfortable, and spiritually enriching Char Dham Yatra tour. From April onwards, the weather starts settling, with temperatures between 25°C to 35°C. Skies are clear, roads are open, and you'll see nature surrounding you just beginning to bloom. This is the time when all four shrines welcome devotees through their gates, so it's the best time to reserve your Char Dham Yatra tour Packages. And not only that—the atmosphere is pure and serene with a divine balance of sun and wind.
This is the catch—winters in the Char Dham area are severe. Snowfall is intense, and because of the intense cold, the shrines close down entirely. The temperature goes below zero, rendering it impossible to conduct a safe Char Dham Yatra tour. This is the reason most tour operators suspend their Char Dham Yatra tour Packages for this season. Unless you are specifically visiting surrounding winter shrines or simply travelling through lower altitudes, it's advisable not to take a Char Dham Yatra trip during this period.
If you're considering a Char Dham Yatra visit in the monsoon season, July to September, be cautious. The mountains appear brilliantly green, the waterfalls are flowing, but the risk of landslides, road blockages, and unsafe travelling methods increases the higher the area you travel. Always remember: "Many people will travel with a sincere devotion." Though unsafe! If you are among them, carry your rain equipment, monitor weather reports frequently, and be ready for potential delays. Some Char Dham Yatra Packages offer flexible itineraries during this period, so find packages that have that provision.
Visit the Thomas Cook India website to check out our Char Dham Yatra tour Packages and Uttarakhand tour packages during this period.
Also, most tourists prefer travelling to Uttarakhand via Dehradun because of its proximity to popular tourist destinations such as Rishikesh, Haridwar and Mussoorie. Jolly Grant Airport is equipped with high-class facilities and amenities that will take care of all your needs while you are on the go. There are quite a few places to keep you entertained as you wait to board your flight. Be it shopping or eating, the airport has it all. Upon arrival, individuals can avail themselves of the bus services that will take them to places such as Haridwar, Rishikesh and Dehradun, or else you could hire a private cab or taxi right outside the airport.
Another domestic airport in Uttarakhand is the Pantnagar Airport which connects you to nearby major hill stations in Kumaon such as Nainital, Bhimtal, Ranikhet, Almora, Jim Corbett National Park and Bareilly. The distance from Pantnagar Airport to Jim Corbett National Park is approximately 120 kilometres. It would be advisable to book your tickets well in advance, especially if you are travelling in the peak season. One can choose between SpiceJet, Air India and IndiGo to make your way to Uttarakhand.
Major cities are connected to Uttarakhand and some of its hill stations by rail. The railhead closest to Badrinath is at Ramnagar or Kotdwar, located 146 km away. Whereas Dehradun is most viable to make your way to Gangotri. Trains to Dehradun make their way to and from Delhi, Maharashtra, Gujarat, Uttar Pradesh and Punjab. Some of the major trains serving Uttarakhand are Jan Shatabdi Express, Dehradun Express, Doon Express and Nanda Devi Express. Some important junctions of this location are Haridwar, Dehradun, Rishikesh, Nainital, Kotdwar, Kathgodam, Pauri and Udham Singh Nagar. As compared to other regions in India, travelling to Uttarakhand is easier when you are in the North and it takes around a day. The Uttarakhand Railway Department currently comprises almost 16 different stations connecting Uttarakhand with other important Indian cities. You will also be able to avail services of various buses and taxis lined up outside these stations.
Imagine catching sight of imposing mountain peaks, lumbering amidst coniferous forests, staring in awe at towering trees and making stops along the way to sip on tea and enjoy some hot local food. These are the experiences that travelling to Char Dham yatra by road promise you. Approximately 1000 state buses run in and out of Uttarakhand facilitated by the Uttarakhand Transport Corporation. Some of the major tourist destinations such as Haridwar and Rishikesh are connected to Delhi by National Highway 34 and National Highway 7 passing through Dehradun with Badrinath on the way. While the easiest way to reach Yamunotri is via Dehradun and Barkot you can also get direct buses from Delhi to Rishikesh, from where your pilgrimage will commence. Buses are available till the last motorable road in Kedarnath called Gaurikund. From there, you must trek to the Kedarnath temple. Highways 309 and 109 links Nainital, Almora and Jim Corbett National Park. If you really wish to drive through the hilly terrain and overwhelming landscapes of Uttarakhand, travelling from the north would be rather convenient.
Where the mountains meet the Gods and where prayers are set afloat as flickering lights onto the holy rivers. This is Char Dham where each one of the four abodes brings you closer to the presence of the almighty, one step at a time. Millions of worshippers brave the intense trails leading up to these four heavenly abodes. Be it the vividly painted Badrinath Temple in all its glory on the snow-topped Nikantha or the Kedarnath temple set amidst its snow-covered surroundings.
The Char Dhamyatra pivots around towns and temples such as Badrinath, Kedarnath, Gangotri and Yamunotri. Apart from that, you can also visit Haridwar and Rishikesh. To let you contemplate a little further, here are a few places to visit in 4 Dham on your tour that spells spirituality and peace.
CharDham | Opening Dates | Closing Dates (Tentative) |
Gangotri Temple | 30 April 2025 (Akshaya Tritiya) | October 2025 |
Yamunotri Temple | 30 April 2025 (Akshaya Tritiya) | October 2025 |
Kedarnath Temple | 2 May 2025 | October 2025 |
Badrinath Temple | 2 May 2025 | November 2025 |
Ring the bell as you enter this temple with the crowd swarming behind you to worship Lord Vishnu and feel it resonate in your soul. Amidst the mountains nestles the Badrinath temple - one of the most sought-after holy sites. Badrinath temple with its grand entrance is bathed with sheets of snow if you visit during the winter. This temple is home to Lord Vishnu and one of the four Char Dham Yatra’s pilgrimage sites. This sacred shrine has visiting hours from 4 am to 10 pm. Rumour also has it that each time a devotee opens the door to the temple; they find a lamp that has been burning continuously for the last six months. If you are interested in purchasing some sacred souvenirs, you must head to Salagram Sila - a sacred stone of Lord Vishnu. Here you will get religious books, ancient relics and holy threads.
Perched on the foothills of the Himalayas, Kedarnath is one of the four Char Dham Yatra’s pilgrimage centres in India. Situated amidst snow-covered mountains, the Kedarnath temple welcomes its devotees after an adventurous trek to Lord Shiva’s shrine. Moreover, the green meadows and lush forests located at the lower ranges of the Himalayas only enhance its charm. The 14-kilometre trek to the Kedarnath temple starts with Gauri Kund, another mythological location before snaking through the mountains with breathtaking vistas at every turn.
Resting along the banks of the Yamuna river, the Yamunotri temple is the least visited of all the Char Dham temples. Take a rejuvenating dip and wash away all your inhibitions in several hot springs located at the Yamunotri Temple. Watch other pilgrims cook potatoes and steamed rice that is offered in religious ceremonies or choose to help them fulfil their duties. The hike to this stairway to heaven commences at the quaint hamlet of Janki Chatti. If you find the trek difficult you can always take a pony ride to the top.
Identified as one of the holiest sites in the country, this town is the starting point for the trek to the source of the mighty Ganga. Make your way to Gangotri Village to purchase some woollen clothes, souvenirs and mementoes to take back home.
A yogic hub, this destination is a must visit on every pilgrim’s list. You hear it before you see it, with chanting from pandits lending serene background music to the surroundings. Watch devotees whisper prayers of hope under their breath, as set float their diyas onto the holy river. This holy hamlet feels divine. After all, it's one of the few places that will take you the closest to the presence of God.
If you cannot reach the stairway to heaven, don’t worry, you can take the gateway to the Gods in Haridwar instead. With pandits chanting holy words and priests holding large censers in their hands, you will be awestruck with the spirituality of this city. It is lit up with the piety of a thousand devotees and the sparkle in their eyes as they set their diyas adrift on the holy river in the hopes of having a conversation with God. Har ki Paudi is deemed to be the most historically significant temple in the city. This temple is famous for its Ganga aarti, with thousands of devotees attending every day. It is known to be the exact spot where the Ganges leaves the mountains and enters the planes.
The Char Dham Yatra journey is not merely a travel itinerary; it's a spiritual journey, and if you've thought about this journey, you are now embarking on a journey that millions of people dream of travelling at least once in their lives. The circuit comprises Yamunotri, Gangotri, Kedarnath, and Badrinath, which are located in Uttarakhand in the Himalayas, and each of these four dhams represents an individual spiritual significance that makes this yatra so special.
The Chota Char Dham significance is massive for individuals of the Hindu faith, and it is necessary to learn about them prior to the yatra. Here is the importance of Char Dham Yatra according to each pilgrimage point in Uttarakhand
Your journey of the Char Dham Yatra starts in Yamunotri, where Goddess Yamuna is revered. Not only a river goddess, she's also believed to be the sister of Yama, the God of Death. Bathing here isn't ritualistic—it's symbolic of safeguarding yourself from an untimely demise and cleansing yourself of past transgressions. Individuals who choose Char Dham Yatra Packages tend to experience an immediate change in their energy from Yamunotri itself due to its serene environment and mythological significance.
From Yamunotri, you proceed to Gangotri, the abode of the holy River Ganga. If you have heard tales of King Bhagirath bringing Ganga down from heaven, this is the place where it occurred. Bathing in the cold waters here is not just tradition—it's about cleansing your soul. Gangotri is part of most Char Dham Yatra tour Packages due to its unparalleled spiritual attraction and the feeling of rebirth you experience after visiting.
Next on your Char Dham Yatra travel plans is Kedarnath, also known as one of the twelve Jyotirlingas of Lord Shiva. It is said that the Pandavas came to Kedarnath to seek forgiveness for the sins they committed in the war of the Mahabharata. The temple’s location, deep amid towering snow-covered mountains, embodies an unparalleled energy of strength and peace. If you are attracted to Lord Shiva’s energy, this will be an unforgettable experience during your Char Dham Yatra trip.
Finally, your odyssey concludes at Badrinath, which is the residence of Lord Vishnu. Also referred to as "Badri Vishal," this Dham signifies knowledge, worship, and the ultimate salvation—Moksha. It is said that Adi Shankaracharya achieved salvation here and hence many prefer to end their Char Dham Yatra Packages with a trip to Badrinath.
Another factor that highlights the role of Badrinath in Char Dham Yatra importance is that it was the location where Adi Shankaracharya achieved salvation, freeing himself of the process of reincarnation. Individuals on the Chhota Char Dham pilgrimage circuit end their Yatra by visiting this Dham to seek blessings from Lord Vishnu and achieve ‘Moksha”.
On your Char Dham yatra, there is a range of things to do and see. Our Char Dham yatra tour packages make sure they capture each experience, so you make the most out of your trip. Here are some things to do while you are in Char Dham. Make sure you add them to your Char Dham Yatra package's itinerary.
If you are a person who enjoys myths and lore relayed from generation to generation, then visit the Mata Murti temple, located a mere 4 km from the bus stand in Badrinath. It is a serene place where you can sit and think, and sense a different energy. The majority of Char Dham Yatra tour Packages these days have this as a stop, and understandably so.
Make time to venture out in Rishikesh. Stroll along the Lakshman Jhula market for yoga equipment, herbal remedies, and funky souvenirs. Haggling a bit, street food, and possibly even attending a drop-in yoga session. This small diversion gives your Char Dham Yatra tour a nice break.
Don't get into the hills without spending some time in Haridwar. The Ganga Aarti ceremony at Har Ki Pauri is not just a ceremony, it's a feeling. Seeing the lighted lamps carried away on the river and sounds of chanting echoing around you has a sense of calm that can not be translated into words. This enchanting feeling should be part of your starting or ending tour of the Char Dham Yatra.
If you enjoy the mountains and don't mind a challenge, the Kedarnath and Yamunotri treks will thoroughly thrill you. The Kedarnath trek is challenging but so worthwhile—each step brings you closer to pine forests, meadows, and those awe-inspiring Garhwal mountains. The Yamunotri trek is similarly beautiful, along waterfalls and into deep valleys. Several Char Dham Yatra tour Packages offer guided treks, so you're guided and supported the whole way through.
Ensure you sample the local food! Simple, wholesome fare such as Aloo Ke Gutke, Mandua Roti, and Khichdi is served at dhabas and temple kitchens. It's a heartwarming aspect of the journey, usually part of Char Dham Yatra Packages that include full-board accommodations.
Don't miss the artist in the evening! With rhythmic chanting and lamps shining in the twilight, it's magical. And if you schedule your Char Dham Yatra to travel around temple opening or closing festivals, you get to see exquisite traditions. Several Char Dham Yatra tour Packages are organised around these dates to enable you to experience this grandeur.
It is now no secret that there is a range of activities and things to do that Char Dham yatra packages can offer. This combination of soulful temples, overwhelming culinary experiences, exquisite mountain views and bustling markets is the reason you should try our Char Dham yatra tour packages. What are you waiting for? Head to the Thomas Cook India website and book your Chardham yatra package as soon as possible! And plan an amazing Char Dham tour that offers a wonderful pilgrim experience along with memories that will last a lifetime.
Read LessBesides the religious Char Dham importance, there are plenty of other reasons to go on this spiritual journey. Firstly, individuals looking for religious tours and spiritual enlightenment can go on this holy journey. It is believed that individuals who complete this journey are able to rinse themselves of their past sins and gain absolute peace of mind and eternal happiness. Individuals interested in Badrinath importance in Bada Char Dham will also find Uttarakhand’s Char Dham circuit to be spiritually spellbinding. Apart from this, casual tourists interested in the beautiful Hindu mythology, ancient history and the jaw-dropping beauty of the Himalayas can also take on the journey and visit the holy Dhams of Yamunotri, Gangotri, Kedarnath and Badrinath. Individuals can go for the well-curated holy Char Dham Yatra package offered by Thomas Cook India. Besides deals on Char Dham tours, tourists can also consider the Do Dham Yatra packages on our website.
The best time to undertake the Char Dham trip is between the months of April and June. When vibrant blossoms ornament extensive trails and the summertime bodes the foothills well and when the weather in Char Dham is good enough to attract tourists.
Yes, Kedarnath is completely safe to visit. However, we suggest you avoid visiting during the winter season. Spiritual as well as adventure-laced, you can never go wrong if you take a Kedarnath trip.
It usually snows between the months of November to April in Kedarnath. This season is not a good time to go to this place as roads to Kedarnath get blocked due to heavy snowfall.
Yes, you must have a certain level of physical fitness to undertake the Char Dham yatra. Make sure you're physically capable of completing the challenging journey. You should begin planning for the Char Dham trip by engaging in physical activity long before the Chardham Yatra starts.
This scenic yet challenging journey to sanctity takes around 10 to 12 days. Other attractions include Gaumukh, Tapovan, Along Valley, Bhauravnath Temple, Vasuki Tal, Chopta, Auli, and Hemkund Sahib if time permits.
Every year, the Chardham Yatra starts in April or May and lasts until October/November, when the doors of all four temples (Badrinath, Kedarnath, Yamunotri, and Gangotri) remain open until the day of the “Diwali Festival,” which is celebrated every year in October/November.
The Chardham Yatra is recognized as one of the most difficult yatras, and certain important considerations must be made to avoid difficulties. Before embarking on the Chardham trip, it is critical to undertake the appropriate preparations.
The Char Dham Yatra ("four abodes") consists of a group of four Indian pilgrimage sites. It is thought that visiting these sites aids in the achievement of moksha (salvation). Badrinath, Dwarka, Puri, and Rameswaram are the fourDhams. Every Hindu is expected to visit the Char Dhams at least once in their lives.
Want to experience God's presence at its closest? Where icy mountain peaks watch over you as you engage in a heartfelt conversation with yourself. Where the air is filled with sounds of soulful prayers. Chardham is the ultimate destination for every pilgrim, no matter where you come from. Embark on a spiritual journey to Char Dham with Thomas Cook India’s Chardham yatra packages. Let Thomas Cook India plan your ideal Char Dham yatra with a wide range of Char Dham yatra packages that promise you not just a normal Char Dham trip, but a mesmerizing pilgrim memory that will last a lifetime.
Our Chardham Yatra is not just an agenda but a meticulously designed experiential package that fulfils your spiritual needs and desires. Now that you have booked your tickets, let Thomas Cook India take care of all the nitty-gritties of your trip to Char Dham while you just focus on having a good time. Thomas Cook India’s team of travel experts chalk out every Char Dhamyatra package with a personal touch. We aim to ensure that your Char Dhamyatra fits your needs like a glove. With Char Dhamyatra packages available from all major cities such as Chennai, Cochin, Mumbai, Hyderabad, Bangalore and Delhi getting to Char Dham with Thomas Cook India is convenient and hassle-free.
Tour Packages Name | Duration | Price |
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Char Dham Yatra By Helicopter | 5 Nights 6 Days | Rs. 220 500 |
Do Dham Yatra By Helicopter 3N | 3 Nights 4 Days | Rs. 145 000 |
Do Dham Yatra By Helicopter With Kedarnath Stay 3N | 3 Nights 4 Days | Rs. 150 000 |
Do Dham Yatra - By Road Badrinath And Kedarnath | 7 Nights 8 Days | Rs. 53 000 |
Char Dham Yatra 11N | 11 Nights 12 Days | Rs. 79 000 |
Be it along the banks of the Ganga river in Rishikesh or amidst the hills in Badrinath, exhale all your stress as you inhale the crisp mountain air, with the light breeze blessing your face. With four heavenly abodes spread across Uttarakhand, Char Dham is every pilgrim’s paradise. Our Char Dham yatra packages include the four holy sites Yamunotri, Gangotri, Badrinath and Kedarnath. Uttarakhand is dotted with holy shrines set amidst the scenic backdrop of the mighty Himalayas. This scenic yet challenging journey to sanctity takes around 10 to 12 days. You can also visit Rishikesh and Haridwar with Char Dham yatra packages and engage in some adrenaline-pumping activities such as rafting, camping and bungee jumping. Or perhaps awaken the adventure seeker in you as make your way through hair-raising mountain trails that lead you to hidden waterfalls amidst magical mountains!
If you're looking to plan a Char Dham Yatra tour, timing is crucial. The four holy shrines—Yamunotri, Gangotri, Kedarnath, and Badrinath—are located in the Garhwal Himalayas of Uttarakhand, and believe me, the experience gets ten times better when you travel at the correct time. Allow me to take you through the best time to visit and why it makes a difference.
Summer is your season if you want a smooth, comfortable, and spiritually enriching Char Dham Yatra tour. From April onwards, the weather starts settling, with temperatures between 25°C to 35°C. Skies are clear, roads are open, and you'll see nature surrounding you just beginning to bloom. This is the time when all four shrines welcome devotees through their gates, so it's the best time to reserve your Char Dham Yatra tour Packages. And not only that—the atmosphere is pure and serene with a divine balance of sun and wind.
This is the catch—winters in the Char Dham area are severe. Snowfall is intense, and because of the intense cold, the shrines close down entirely. The temperature goes below zero, rendering it impossible to conduct a safe Char Dham Yatra tour. This is the reason most tour operators suspend their Char Dham Yatra tour Packages for this season. Unless you are specifically visiting surrounding winter shrines or simply travelling through lower altitudes, it's advisable not to take a Char Dham Yatra trip during this period.
If you're considering a Char Dham Yatra visit in the monsoon season, July to September, be cautious. The mountains appear brilliantly green, the waterfalls are flowing, but the risk of landslides, road blockages, and unsafe travelling methods increases the higher the area you travel. Always remember: "Many people will travel with a sincere devotion." Though unsafe! If you are among them, carry your rain equipment, monitor weather reports frequently, and be ready for potential delays. Some Char Dham Yatra Packages offer flexible itineraries during this period, so find packages that have that provision.
Visit the Thomas Cook India website to check out our Char Dham Yatra tour Packages and Uttarakhand tour packages during this period.
Also, most tourists prefer travelling to Uttarakhand via Dehradun because of its proximity to popular tourist destinations such as Rishikesh, Haridwar and Mussoorie. Jolly Grant Airport is equipped with high-class facilities and amenities that will take care of all your needs while you are on the go. There are quite a few places to keep you entertained as you wait to board your flight. Be it shopping or eating, the airport has it all. Upon arrival, individuals can avail themselves of the bus services that will take them to places such as Haridwar, Rishikesh and Dehradun, or else you could hire a private cab or taxi right outside the airport.
Another domestic airport in Uttarakhand is the Pantnagar Airport which connects you to nearby major hill stations in Kumaon such as Nainital, Bhimtal, Ranikhet, Almora, Jim Corbett National Park and Bareilly. The distance from Pantnagar Airport to Jim Corbett National Park is approximately 120 kilometres. It would be advisable to book your tickets well in advance, especially if you are travelling in the peak season. One can choose between SpiceJet, Air India and IndiGo to make your way to Uttarakhand.
Major cities are connected to Uttarakhand and some of its hill stations by rail. The railhead closest to Badrinath is at Ramnagar or Kotdwar, located 146 km away. Whereas Dehradun is most viable to make your way to Gangotri. Trains to Dehradun make their way to and from Delhi, Maharashtra, Gujarat, Uttar Pradesh and Punjab. Some of the major trains serving Uttarakhand are Jan Shatabdi Express, Dehradun Express, Doon Express and Nanda Devi Express. Some important junctions of this location are Haridwar, Dehradun, Rishikesh, Nainital, Kotdwar, Kathgodam, Pauri and Udham Singh Nagar. As compared to other regions in India, travelling to Uttarakhand is easier when you are in the North and it takes around a day. The Uttarakhand Railway Department currently comprises almost 16 different stations connecting Uttarakhand with other important Indian cities. You will also be able to avail services of various buses and taxis lined up outside these stations.
Imagine catching sight of imposing mountain peaks, lumbering amidst coniferous forests, staring in awe at towering trees and making stops along the way to sip on tea and enjoy some hot local food. These are the experiences that travelling to Char Dham yatra by road promise you. Approximately 1000 state buses run in and out of Uttarakhand facilitated by the Uttarakhand Transport Corporation. Some of the major tourist destinations such as Haridwar and Rishikesh are connected to Delhi by National Highway 34 and National Highway 7 passing through Dehradun with Badrinath on the way. While the easiest way to reach Yamunotri is via Dehradun and Barkot you can also get direct buses from Delhi to Rishikesh, from where your pilgrimage will commence. Buses are available till the last motorable road in Kedarnath called Gaurikund. From there, you must trek to the Kedarnath temple. Highways 309 and 109 links Nainital, Almora and Jim Corbett National Park. If you really wish to drive through the hilly terrain and overwhelming landscapes of Uttarakhand, travelling from the north would be rather convenient.
Where the mountains meet the Gods and where prayers are set afloat as flickering lights onto the holy rivers. This is Char Dham where each one of the four abodes brings you closer to the presence of the almighty, one step at a time. Millions of worshippers brave the intense trails leading up to these four heavenly abodes. Be it the vividly painted Badrinath Temple in all its glory on the snow-topped Nikantha or the Kedarnath temple set amidst its snow-covered surroundings.
The Char Dhamyatra pivots around towns and temples such as Badrinath, Kedarnath, Gangotri and Yamunotri. Apart from that, you can also visit Haridwar and Rishikesh. To let you contemplate a little further, here are a few places to visit in 4 Dham on your tour that spells spirituality and peace.
CharDham | Opening Dates | Closing Dates (Tentative) |
Gangotri Temple | 30 April 2025 (Akshaya Tritiya) | October 2025 |
Yamunotri Temple | 30 April 2025 (Akshaya Tritiya) | October 2025 |
Kedarnath Temple | 2 May 2025 | October 2025 |
Badrinath Temple | 2 May 2025 | November 2025 |
Ring the bell as you enter this temple with the crowd swarming behind you to worship Lord Vishnu and feel it resonate in your soul. Amidst the mountains nestles the Badrinath temple - one of the most sought-after holy sites. Badrinath temple with its grand entrance is bathed with sheets of snow if you visit during the winter. This temple is home to Lord Vishnu and one of the four Char Dham Yatra’s pilgrimage sites. This sacred shrine has visiting hours from 4 am to 10 pm. Rumour also has it that each time a devotee opens the door to the temple; they find a lamp that has been burning continuously for the last six months. If you are interested in purchasing some sacred souvenirs, you must head to Salagram Sila - a sacred stone of Lord Vishnu. Here you will get religious books, ancient relics and holy threads.
Perched on the foothills of the Himalayas, Kedarnath is one of the four Char Dham Yatra’s pilgrimage centres in India. Situated amidst snow-covered mountains, the Kedarnath temple welcomes its devotees after an adventurous trek to Lord Shiva’s shrine. Moreover, the green meadows and lush forests located at the lower ranges of the Himalayas only enhance its charm. The 14-kilometre trek to the Kedarnath temple starts with Gauri Kund, another mythological location before snaking through the mountains with breathtaking vistas at every turn.
Resting along the banks of the Yamuna river, the Yamunotri temple is the least visited of all the Char Dham temples. Take a rejuvenating dip and wash away all your inhibitions in several hot springs located at the Yamunotri Temple. Watch other pilgrims cook potatoes and steamed rice that is offered in religious ceremonies or choose to help them fulfil their duties. The hike to this stairway to heaven commences at the quaint hamlet of Janki Chatti. If you find the trek difficult you can always take a pony ride to the top.
Identified as one of the holiest sites in the country, this town is the starting point for the trek to the source of the mighty Ganga. Make your way to Gangotri Village to purchase some woollen clothes, souvenirs and mementoes to take back home.
A yogic hub, this destination is a must visit on every pilgrim’s list. You hear it before you see it, with chanting from pandits lending serene background music to the surroundings. Watch devotees whisper prayers of hope under their breath, as set float their diyas onto the holy river. This holy hamlet feels divine. After all, it's one of the few places that will take you the closest to the presence of God.
If you cannot reach the stairway to heaven, don’t worry, you can take the gateway to the Gods in Haridwar instead. With pandits chanting holy words and priests holding large censers in their hands, you will be awestruck with the spirituality of this city. It is lit up with the piety of a thousand devotees and the sparkle in their eyes as they set their diyas adrift on the holy river in the hopes of having a conversation with God. Har ki Paudi is deemed to be the most historically significant temple in the city. This temple is famous for its Ganga aarti, with thousands of devotees attending every day. It is known to be the exact spot where the Ganges leaves the mountains and enters the planes.
The Char Dham Yatra journey is not merely a travel itinerary; it's a spiritual journey, and if you've thought about this journey, you are now embarking on a journey that millions of people dream of travelling at least once in their lives. The circuit comprises Yamunotri, Gangotri, Kedarnath, and Badrinath, which are located in Uttarakhand in the Himalayas, and each of these four dhams represents an individual spiritual significance that makes this yatra so special.
The Chota Char Dham significance is massive for individuals of the Hindu faith, and it is necessary to learn about them prior to the yatra. Here is the importance of Char Dham Yatra according to each pilgrimage point in Uttarakhand
Your journey of the Char Dham Yatra starts in Yamunotri, where Goddess Yamuna is revered. Not only a river goddess, she's also believed to be the sister of Yama, the God of Death. Bathing here isn't ritualistic—it's symbolic of safeguarding yourself from an untimely demise and cleansing yourself of past transgressions. Individuals who choose Char Dham Yatra Packages tend to experience an immediate change in their energy from Yamunotri itself due to its serene environment and mythological significance.
From Yamunotri, you proceed to Gangotri, the abode of the holy River Ganga. If you have heard tales of King Bhagirath bringing Ganga down from heaven, this is the place where it occurred. Bathing in the cold waters here is not just tradition—it's about cleansing your soul. Gangotri is part of most Char Dham Yatra tour Packages due to its unparalleled spiritual attraction and the feeling of rebirth you experience after visiting.
Next on your Char Dham Yatra travel plans is Kedarnath, also known as one of the twelve Jyotirlingas of Lord Shiva. It is said that the Pandavas came to Kedarnath to seek forgiveness for the sins they committed in the war of the Mahabharata. The temple’s location, deep amid towering snow-covered mountains, embodies an unparalleled energy of strength and peace. If you are attracted to Lord Shiva’s energy, this will be an unforgettable experience during your Char Dham Yatra trip.
Finally, your odyssey concludes at Badrinath, which is the residence of Lord Vishnu. Also referred to as "Badri Vishal," this Dham signifies knowledge, worship, and the ultimate salvation—Moksha. It is said that Adi Shankaracharya achieved salvation here and hence many prefer to end their Char Dham Yatra Packages with a trip to Badrinath.
Another factor that highlights the role of Badrinath in Char Dham Yatra importance is that it was the location where Adi Shankaracharya achieved salvation, freeing himself of the process of reincarnation. Individuals on the Chhota Char Dham pilgrimage circuit end their Yatra by visiting this Dham to seek blessings from Lord Vishnu and achieve ‘Moksha”.
On your Char Dham yatra, there is a range of things to do and see. Our Char Dham yatra tour packages make sure they capture each experience, so you make the most out of your trip. Here are some things to do while you are in Char Dham. Make sure you add them to your Char Dham Yatra package's itinerary.
If you are a person who enjoys myths and lore relayed from generation to generation, then visit the Mata Murti temple, located a mere 4 km from the bus stand in Badrinath. It is a serene place where you can sit and think, and sense a different energy. The majority of Char Dham Yatra tour Packages these days have this as a stop, and understandably so.
Make time to venture out in Rishikesh. Stroll along the Lakshman Jhula market for yoga equipment, herbal remedies, and funky souvenirs. Haggling a bit, street food, and possibly even attending a drop-in yoga session. This small diversion gives your Char Dham Yatra tour a nice break.
Don't get into the hills without spending some time in Haridwar. The Ganga Aarti ceremony at Har Ki Pauri is not just a ceremony, it's a feeling. Seeing the lighted lamps carried away on the river and sounds of chanting echoing around you has a sense of calm that can not be translated into words. This enchanting feeling should be part of your starting or ending tour of the Char Dham Yatra.
If you enjoy the mountains and don't mind a challenge, the Kedarnath and Yamunotri treks will thoroughly thrill you. The Kedarnath trek is challenging but so worthwhile—each step brings you closer to pine forests, meadows, and those awe-inspiring Garhwal mountains. The Yamunotri trek is similarly beautiful, along waterfalls and into deep valleys. Several Char Dham Yatra tour Packages offer guided treks, so you're guided and supported the whole way through.
Ensure you sample the local food! Simple, wholesome fare such as Aloo Ke Gutke, Mandua Roti, and Khichdi is served at dhabas and temple kitchens. It's a heartwarming aspect of the journey, usually part of Char Dham Yatra Packages that include full-board accommodations.
Don't miss the artist in the evening! With rhythmic chanting and lamps shining in the twilight, it's magical. And if you schedule your Char Dham Yatra to travel around temple opening or closing festivals, you get to see exquisite traditions. Several Char Dham Yatra tour Packages are organised around these dates to enable you to experience this grandeur.
It is now no secret that there is a range of activities and things to do that Char Dham yatra packages can offer. This combination of soulful temples, overwhelming culinary experiences, exquisite mountain views and bustling markets is the reason you should try our Char Dham yatra tour packages. What are you waiting for? Head to the Thomas Cook India website and book your Chardham yatra package as soon as possible! And plan an amazing Char Dham tour that offers a wonderful pilgrim experience along with memories that will last a lifetime.
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