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Uttarakhand · Char Dham

Kedarnath & Badrinath Yatra (Ex-Delhi) 2026

The two great Himalayan dhams in a week from Delhi — Kedarnath's stone sanctum and Badrinath under Neelkanth.

Starting from

₹16,999 per person

Duration

6N / 7D

Altitude

3,583 m

Best time

May — Jun, Sep — Oct

Difficulty

Moderate

What we take care of
Meals
Comfortable stays
Transfers
Experiences
Safe travel
Certified captains
24/7 support
Trip overview

The most-asked-for do-dham journey. Seven days from Delhi covering Kedarnath and Badrinath at a pace that leaves room for darshan, aarti and the drive itself.

  • Kedarnath darshan with an overnight near the temple
  • Badrinath aarti and Tapt Kund
  • Mana village and Saraswati river
  • Ganga aarti in Haridwar
Route roadmap

Your journey, day by day

Delhi — Guptkashi — Kedarnath — Badrinath — Delhi

  1. Drive to Haridwar and evening Ganga aarti at Har Ki Pauri.

Included
  • Delhi to Delhi transport in a tempo traveller or SUV
  • Comfortable hotel and guesthouse stays on twin/triple sharing
  • Daily breakfast and dinner
  • All toll, parking, driver allowance and state permits
  • Yatra registration assistance and experienced tour captain
  • First-aid kit and oxygen support at high altitude
Not included
  • Helicopter tickets, ponies, palki and porter charges
  • Lunches and personal expenses
  • VIP darshan, pooja and temple donations
  • Anything not listed under inclusions
  • Travel insurance

All bookings are subject to our Cancellation & Refund Policy and Terms & Conditions.

Questions
Is registration required for the 2026 yatra?

Yes, Uttarakhand yatra registration is mandatory. We help every traveller complete it before departure — just send your ID and photo after booking.

How fit do I need to be?

The Kedarnath walk is 16 km each way and the rest is mostly by road. Ponies, palki and helicopter options are available at your own cost if you prefer not to walk.

What are the room and meal arrangements?

Clean hotels on twin or triple sharing near each temple, with simple vegetarian breakfast and dinner included throughout.

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