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12 Days Chardham Yatra

11 Nights / 12 Days
Delhi to Haridwar, Barkot, Yamunotri, Gangotri, Kedarnath, Badrinath
12 Seater Deluxe Tempo Traveller Delhi

_Rs.75650/- ~~89000/-~~

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12 Days Chardham Yatra

Itinerary

Our 12 days Chardham Yatra starts from Delhi and covers the four important temples Yamunotri, Gangotri, Kedarnath and Badrinath. These temples sit in the higher Himalayas, so the journey needs a steady plan, safe driving hours and comfortable stops. This package follows the same route used by regular travellers but offers a more comfortable and budget friendly package during the Yatra season, which makes the trip practical and easy to follow.

12-Day Char Dham Yatra Tour Package from Delhi: Sightseeing Itinerary

Day 1: Delhi to Haridwar

We pick you from your home, hotel or airport in Delhi. The drive begins early because this helps you avoid heavy traffic on the Meerut and Roorkee section. Once you cross the plains, the route becomes smoother. We reach Haridwar by afternoon. After check in, you can rest for a few hours.

In the evening, visit Har Ki Pauri for the Ganga Aarti. This is one of the most peaceful experiences of the trip. The crowd gathers near the river and the sound of prayer fills the whole place. You can return to the hotel for dinner and rest.

Day 2: Haridwar to Barkot

Have breakfast and check out. The drive towards Barkot takes you through Rishikesh Road and the lower hills. The mountain route starts once you cross the main city area. If you want a short break at Mussoorie or Kempty Falls, our driver can take you there. These are common stops for travellers.

Reach Barkot by afternoon or early evening depending on traffic. This place is quiet and surrounded by hills. Check in at your hotel and rest for the next day trek to Yamunotri.

Day 3: Barkot to Yamunotri and back to Barkot

This day requires an early start. After a quick breakfast, drive to Janki Chatti. This is the starting point from where pilgrims either walk, take a pony or hire a palki. The walk takes time because the path moves through steep sections. You can go at your own pace. Many elders use ponies to avoid stress.

At the top, visit the Yamunotri temple and take blessings. You can also dip your hands or feet in the warm water spring near the temple. Spend some quiet time and then return to Janki Chatti. Our driver will wait for you there. Drive back to Barkot and rest. This day is tiring for most travellers, so keep the evening free.

Day 4: Barkot to Uttarkashi

After a relaxed morning, start the drive to Uttarkashi. The route stays close to the river. On the way, you will see small villages and apple orchards during the right season. Uttarkashi is the main town where you find markets, shops and basic supplies.

Check in at your hotel. Visit the Vishwanath Temple if you want. Keep the evening free because the next day also includes a long drive to Gangotri.

Day 5: Uttarkashi to Gangotri and back to Uttarkashi

Leave early to avoid mountain traffic. The drive to Gangotri follows the river all the way. This is one of the most scenic routes of the trip. You can stop at small tea stalls for short breaks.

At Gangotri, take blessings at the temple. The place is calm and peaceful. Take time to sit near the river and relax. Do not rush because altitude can make you feel tired if you move too fast.

Drive back to Uttarkashi by evening and stay overnight.

Day 6: Uttarkashi to Guptkashi

This is a long travel day so we start early. The drive passes through long curves and small market towns. You will cross Tehri and other points where the view opens up to huge valleys. These stops are good for photography.

Reach Guptkashi in the evening. Check in at your hotel and rest. You will travel to Kedarnath the next morning, so it is important to sleep early.

Day 7: Guptkashi to Kedarnath

Start early and reach Sonprayag. From here, take a local shuttle to Gaurikund. The main trek starts from Gaurikund. You can walk, take a pony or hire a palki. Helicopter tickets are also available but depend on weather.

It takes time to reach Kedarnath because the route is long. Once you reach the temple area, you will understand why people consider this place special. The temple stands in the middle of huge mountain peaks. After darshan, check in at your stay and rest for the night.

Day 8: Kedarnath to Guptkashi

Wake up early and visit the temple again if you want. Morning darshan feels peaceful because the crowd is slow at that hour. After breakfast, start your return journey to Gaurikund. Take the shuttle back to Sonprayag. Our driver will receive you at the parking.

Drive back to Guptkashi. This day is tiring too, so keep the evening free and rest.

Day 9: Guptkashi to Badrinath

The drive to Badrinath starts after breakfast. This route passes through Chamoli and goes all the way up to Joshimath. The road offers long river views. You can stop for tea and local food on the way.

Reach Badrinath by late afternoon. If the temple queue is short, you can visit on the same day. If the crowd is heavy, go the next morning.

Day 10: Badrinath to Joshimath and Rudraprayag

Take morning darshan at the Badrinath temple. The temple looks beautiful in the early hours of the day. After breakfast, start the drive to Joshimath. If time allows, you can visit Narsingh Temple or go to the Auli ropeway point.

Continue the journey towards Rudraprayag. You will reach by evening. Check in at your hotel and relax.

Day 11: Rudraprayag to Haridwar

This drive is smooth compared to previous days because the roads become wider as you move down. You will pass through Devprayag where the two rivers meet to form the Ganga. This point is one of the best places to stop for photos.

Reach Haridwar by evening. You can rest at your hotel or visit the Ganga Aarti again if you want.

Day 12: Haridwar to Delhi

After breakfast, check out and start the drive back to Delhi. The road is comfortable and straight. We drop you at your home, hotel or airport.

Your tour ends here.

Inclusions

Private Tempo Traveller
Driver allowance
Pickup from Delhi
Drop at Delhi

Exclusions

Lunch and dinner
Entry tickets
Any extra stay
Anything not written in the inclusions

Vehicle options for Chardham Yatra

9 Seater Tempo Traveller

Good for small families or a group of eight to ten people. Extra space for luggage. Smooth for long mountain routes.

12 Seater Tempo Traveller

Better for medium size groups. Seats are comfortable and the cabin has enough legroom. Ideal for long journeys with elders.

17 Seater Tempo Traveller

Works well for large groups. The cabin feels open and the seating layout stays steady on hilly roads.

Force Urbania

Premium option on request. The vehicle features modern seats, improved ride quality, and increased space. It's best for travelers who want extra comfort during the full yatra.

Why Choose Tempo Traveller Hire

We run regular Chardham trips, so our drivers know safe routes, temple timings and real travel conditions. You get a private Tempo Traveller for all twelve days, clean seats, flexible stops and steady driving for elders and families.

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Conclusion

This 12 day Chardham Yatra plan gives you a clear route, safe travel hours and steady stays at each point. The journey covers all four temples without rushing. You get a private Tempo Traveller, a fixed driver and support during the complete trip. This makes the travel simple for elders, families and groups. Once you reach Delhi on the last day, the full circle is complete and your yatra ends without stress. You can get in touch with Tempo Traveller Hire at any time to add more days or to confirm dates.

Frequently Asked Question

Q1. What is the cost of 4 Dham tour package?

A1. A basic four Dham package starts around Rs 35000 to Rs 45000 per person when travelling in a shared group tour. For a private Tempo Traveller from Delhi, the total package usually starts from Rs 70000 to Rs 85000 per group, depending on hotel type, season, vehicle size and the number of people. Helicopter tickets, pony or palki are always extra.

Q2. How much does 12 Jyotirlinga Yatra by IRCTC cost?

A2. IRCTC keeps changing the cost based on season and train route, but most twelve Jyotirlinga packages fall between Rs 25000 and Rs 75000 per person. The difference comes from train class, hotel category and internal transfers. Meals and local sightseeing are usually part of the package.

Q3. Is 5000 enough for Kedarnath?

A3. Rs 5000 is only enough if you are doing the trek on foot and staying in a basic room. If you want a pony, palki, rain gear, snacks or last-minute essentials, the cost goes up fast. Most travellers end up spending Rs 8000 to Rs 12000 for the Kedarnath part of the trip alone.

Q4. How many days are sufficient for Char Dham Yatra?

A4. The safe duration is ten to twelve days if you start from Delhi. This gives enough time for road travel, treks and weather delays. From Haridwar, eight to ten days are enough if your group starts early each day and avoids long breaks.

Q5. Char Dham Yatra package 2026 from Haridwar

A5. A Chardham package from Haridwar for the 2026 season will likely start from Rs 28000 to Rs 38000 per person in a group tour. For a private vehicle, the cost can range between Rs 55000 and Rs 80000 per group depending on hotel type and travel month. Bookings usually open by February every year.

Q6. Chardham Yatra 12 Days package

A6. A 12 day Chardham package covers Yamunotri, Gangotri, Kedarnath and Badrinath with planned night stays in Barkot, Uttarkashi, Guptkashi, Kedarnath, Badrinath and Rudraprayag. The typical price for a private Tempo Traveller package starts from Rs 76000 per group, including transport, driver allowance and hotel stays with breakfast.