Kedarnath Yatra Package: 5 Days from Haridwar
Uttarakhand · 4 nights / 5 days

Kedarnath Yatra Package: 5 Days from Haridwar

Duration
4N / 5D
Stay
Hotels, plus shared pilgrim lodging at Kedarnath
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Limited Season
Starting from
₹19,100 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.

About This Trip

Walk to Lord Shiva’s home in the Himalayas.

This 5-day Kedarnath yatra package from Haridwar takes you from the evening lamps of the Ganga Aarti to the peace of Kedarnath, where an ancient temple stands under snow peaks. Our team looks after every mile and every darshan, so you can focus on your prayers.

Trip Highlights

The moments this journey is built around

Evening Ganga Aarti at Har Ki Pauri, Haridwar

The Ganga at Dusk

Begin at Har Ki Pauri as lamps float down the river and the evening aarti fills the air.

Confluence of the Alaknanda and Bhagirathi rivers at Devprayag

Where Rivers Meet

Stop at Devprayag and Rudraprayag, the holy places where mountain rivers meet to form the Ganga.

Kedarnath Temple with snow peaks behind it

A Night at Kedarnath

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

Ram Jhula over the Ganga in Rishikesh

Rishikesh at an Easy Pace

Return along the Ganga, with time for Ram Jhula, Lakshman Jhula and the peaceful Swarg Ashram.

The Route

How the journey moves

5 stops · 4 nightsSwipe to follow the route
  1. Haridwar
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    Day 1

    Haridwar

    Evening Ganga Aarti

    1 night
  2. Guptkashi
    2
    Day 2

    Guptkashi

    Base for Kedarnath

    1 night
  3. Kedarnath
    3
    Day 3

    Kedarnath

    The holy climb

    1 night
  4. Guptkashi / Ukhimath
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    Day 4

    Guptkashi / Ukhimath

    Walk down & rest

    1 night
  5. Rishikesh
    5
    Day 5 · Departure

    Rishikesh

    Farewell to the Ganga

Day by Day

Tap a day to see the details.

The Ganga Welcomes You

Our team receives you at Haridwar station or Dehradun Airport and takes you to the holy city where the Ganga leaves the mountains. At dusk, the aarti at Har Ki Pauri begins your yatra with lamps, bells and the river.

Pickup at Haridwar station or Dehradun Airport · Transfer to Haridwar

Into the Valley of Rivers

The road follows the Alaknanda river into the mountains, with stops at Devprayag and Rudraprayag, where holy rivers meet. In Guptkashi, the town from where the Kedarnath journey begins, you visit the ancient Vishwanath Temple.

Haridwar → Guptkashi · 190 km · approx. 5–6 hrs

The Climb to Kedarnath

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 → Sonprayag · 40 km by road, then local vehicle to Gaurikund and an approx. 19 km trek

Dawn at Kedarnath

Before sunrise, you are at the temple for the Abhishek puja to Lord Kedarnath. Then visit Bhairav Nath Temple, the Adi Shankaracharya Samadhi and Bhim Shila, and begin the walk down to Gaurikund. By evening you reach Guptkashi or Ukhimath.

Kedarnath → Gaurikund (approx. 19 km trek) → Sonprayag → Guptkashi or Ukhimath · 52 km by road

A Last Blessing in Rishikesh

The road follows the Ganga home, with time in Rishikesh for Ram Jhula, Lakshman Jhula and Swarg Ashram, and a quiet walk along the ghats. Then we drop you at Haridwar station or Dehradun Airport.

Guptkashi → Haridwar · 170 km · approx. 5–6 hrs

On-ground assistanceDarshan supportKedarnath trek

What's Included

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

✓Twin-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 at Har Ki Pauri and holy dips at Haridwar and Rishikesh
✓Pandit Ji to guide you at Kedarnath, 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

How many days do I need for a Kedarnath yatra from Haridwar?

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This package takes 5 days and 4 nights. You travel from Haridwar to Guptkashi, trek to Kedarnath, spend a night at the shrine, and return by way of Rishikesh.

How long is the Kedarnath trek?

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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?

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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.

Can children and older travellers do the Kedarnath trek?

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Many pilgrims of different ages make this trek, either on foot or by doli or pony. The climb is long and the air is thin, so we advise speaking to your doctor first if you have any health concerns.

Do I need to register for the yatra?

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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?

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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?

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

What help do I get during the trip?

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

How much does the Kedarnath yatra package cost?

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For 4 people travelling by MUV, the Standard category is ₹19,100 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.

In their wordsSample reviews for preview
The Ganga Aarti on our first evening set the tone. By the time we began the walk to Kedarnath, the team had already explained the route and our timings, so we only had to think about the darshan.
Ramesh & Sunita K.Couple, Pune
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