Uttarakhand · 7 nights / 8 days

Do Dham Yatra Package: Kedarnath & Badrinath, 8 Days from Delhi

Duration

7N / 8D

Stay

Hotels, plus shared pilgrim lodging at Kedarnath

Badge

Limited Season

Starting from

₹29,500 per person

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Based on a group of 4 travelling by MUV, Standard hotels, twin/triple sharing. Inclusive of GST. Prices vary by group size, hotel category and vehicle.

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About This Trip

Lord Shiva and Lord Vishnu, two shrines, one journey.

This 8-day Do Dham yatra package from Delhi brings together Kedarnath, the home of Lord Shiva, and Badrinath, the home of Lord Vishnu, two of the most loved shrines in the Himalayas. Climb to Kedarnath for a night under the snow peaks, cross the mountains to Badrinath, and visit Mana, the last village of India. From pickup to drop, our team looks after every mile and every darshan.

Trip Highlights

The moments this journey is built around

Kedarnath Temple with snow peaks behind it

A Night at Kedarnath

Evening aarti, a peaceful night under the snow peaks, then a pre-dawn Abhishek puja guided by a Pandit Ji arranged in advance.

Darshan at Badrinath

Bathe in Tapt Kund and attend the evening aarti at the temple of Lord Vishnu.

Mana, the Last Village

Vyas Gufa, Ganesh Gufa and the Saraswati river, in India’s last village.

A Closing Aarti

Return to Har Ki Pauri for a last Ganga Aarti and a moment of thanks.

The Route

How the journey moves

8 stops · 7 nightsSwipe to follow the route

1
Day 1
Rishikesh
Arrival on the Ganga
1 night
2
Day 2
Guptkashi / Ukhimath
Base for Kedarnath
1 night
3
Day 3
Kedarnath
The holy climb
1 night
4
Day 4
Guptkashi / Ukhimath
Walk down & rest
1 night
5
Day 5
Badrinath
Darshan at Badrinath
1 night
6
Day 6
Rudraprayag
Via Mana
1 night
7
Day 7
Haridwar
Closing Ganga Aarti
1 night
8
Day 8 · Departure
Delhi
Homeward

Rishikesh

1 night

Arrival on the Ganga

Guptkashi / Ukhimath

1 night

Base for Kedarnath

Kedarnath

1 night

The holy climb

Guptkashi / Ukhimath

1 night

Walk down & rest

Badrinath

1 night

Darshan at Badrinath

Rudraprayag

1 night

Via Mana

Haridwar

1 night

Closing Ganga Aarti

Delhi

Departure

Homeward

Day by Day

Tap a day to see the details.

We meet you in Delhi and drive you to Rishikesh, where the Ganga flows clear and fast out of the hills. If time allows, join the evening aarti at Triveni Ghat and walk to Lakshman Jhula as the lights come on.

Delhi → Rishikesh · 270 km · approx. 6–7 hrs

Follow the Ganga and the Alaknanda into the mountains, with stops at Devprayag and Rudraprayag, where holy rivers meet. The evening in Guptkashi or Ukhimath, the base for Kedarnath, is for rest before the climb.

Rishikesh → Guptkashi or Ukhimath · 190 km · approx. 5–6 hrs

From Gaurikund, where you may bathe in a hot spring, the path climbs beside the Mandakini river. Walk, or go by doli or pony. Clouds drift through the valley and chants of Jai Bholenath echo around you. The day ends with the evening aarti at the temple.

Guptkashi or Ukhimath → Sonprayag · 38 km by road, then local vehicle to Gaurikund and an approx. 19 km trek

Rise before first light for the Abhishek puja to Lord Kedarnath. Then visit Bhairav Nath Temple or the Rudra Meditation Cave while the valley is still quiet. A gentle walk down brings you to Guptkashi or Ukhimath for the night.

Kedarnath → Gaurikund (approx. 19 km trek) → Sonprayag → Guptkashi or Ukhimath · 40 km by road

An early start takes you over the mountain road through Joshimath, where Lord Badrinath is worshipped in winter. Bathe at Tapt Kund, then enter the temple of Lord Vishnu for darshan and the evening aarti.

Guptkashi or Ukhimath → Badrinath via Joshimath · 190 km · approx. 7–8 hrs

A second, quieter darshan at dawn. Then visit Mana, the last village of India, with Vyas Gufa, Ganesh Gufa and the temple of Mata Murti, where the Saraswati river meets the Alaknanda. The day ends at Rudraprayag or Pipalkothi.

Badrinath → Rudraprayag or Pipalkothi · 180 km · approx. 6–7 hrs

The road follows the river down through Karanprayag to Haridwar. At sunset, take a holy dip and join the Ganga Aarti at Har Ki Pauri, a beautiful end to the pilgrimage.

Rudraprayag or Pipalkothi → Haridwar · 160 km · approx. 5–6 hrs

After breakfast, a comfortable drive to Delhi Airport or railway station. You return home with the peace of the mountains.

Haridwar → Delhi · 225 km · approx. 5–6 hrs

On-ground assistanceDarshan supportTwo shrines

What's Included

From pickup to drop, every mile and every darshan is looked after for you.

✓Twin- or triple-sharing hotel stays, with simple shared pilgrim lodging (4–6 beds) at Kedarnath

✓Vegetarian breakfast and dinner, daily

✓Comfortable road travel in a vehicle that suits your group (air-conditioned up to Rishikesh)

✓Ganga Aarti and holy dips at Rishikesh and Haridwar

✓Kedarnath and Badrinath darshan, with a visit to Mana village

✓Pandit Ji to guide you at Kedarnath and Badrinath, arranged in advance

✓A welcome kit for every pilgrim

✓Help on the ground and at every darshan, from start to finish, with a team member at Kedarnath

Not included: Airfare or train fares, lunch, puja fees, doli or pony hire, the local vehicle from Sonprayag to Gaurikund, and personal expenses.

Good to Know

The practical details, shared upfront.

!Every pilgrim must register on the Uttarakhand tourist care portal. Guests complete this themselves.

!Pack light for Kedarnath: warm clothes, rain cover and comfortable walking shoes.

!Mountain weather, road conditions and temple timings can change the plan at short notice.

!Air-conditioning works only on the plains, not on mountain roads or in parked vehicles.

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Questions Pilgrims Ask

Frequently asked questions

What is the Do Dham Yatra?

Do Dham means two holy shrines. This package covers Kedarnath, the home of Lord Shiva, and Badrinath, the home of Lord Vishnu.

How many days do I need for Kedarnath and Badrinath?

This package takes 8 days and 7 nights from Delhi. It gives you a night at Kedarnath, a night at Badrinath, and time for Mana village and the Ganga Aarti at Haridwar.

How long is the Kedarnath trek?

The trek from Gaurikund to Kedarnath is approximately 19 km each way. You can walk, or hire a doli or pony on direct payment. Plan for most of the day, and carry only a small bag with warm clothes.

Where do we stay at Kedarnath?

At Kedarnath, you stay in simple shared pilgrim lodging with 4 to 6 beds. In other towns, you stay in hotels on a sharing basis.

Do I need to register for the yatra?

Yes. Every pilgrim must register on the Uttarakhand tourist care portal before travelling. Guests complete this themselves, and any new state or central rules must be followed.

When is the best time to go?

The shrines open only for part of the year, usually from spring until around the end of October or early November. Opening and closing dates are announced each year and depend on the weather, so please check with our team before you fix your dates.

What meals are included?

Vegetarian breakfast and dinner are included each day. Lunch is not included.

What help do I get during the trip?

Our team looks after you from pickup to drop. You also get Pandit Ji to guide you at Kedarnath and Badrinath, arranged in advance, and a team member at the shrine. Temple puja fees are paid directly.

How much does the Do Dham yatra package cost?

For 4 people travelling by MUV, the Standard category is ₹29,500 per person including GST. Larger groups pay less per person. The final price depends on your group size and hotel category. Contact us for an exact quote.

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