Itinerary

Day 1: Haridwar/Dehradun – Guptkashi

Arrive at Haridwar or Dehradun and begin the journey towards Guptkashi, driving along the holy Ganga and crossing Devprayag and Rudraprayag. On arrival, check into the hotel and relax.

Day 2: Guptkashi – Gaurikund – Kedarnath

Early morning, drive to Gaurikund and start the trek to Kedarnath (16 km) through scenic valleys and waterfalls. Helicopter, pony, or palki options are available. Reach Kedarnath by evening and attend the divine darshan.

Day 3: Kedarnath – Gaurikund – Guptkashi

Attend the morning aarti and darshan at Kedarnath Temple. After breakfast, trek down to Gaurikund and proceed back to Guptkashi. Rest and relax after the long trek.

Day 4: Guptkashi – Badrinath

After breakfast, drive towards Badrinath via Joshimath, witnessing the river confluences on the way. In the evening, visit the famous Badrinath Temple for darshan and evening aarti.

Day 5: Badrinath – Mana Village – Chopta

Morning holy bath at Tapt Kund followed by darshan at Badrinath Temple. Later, visit Mana Village – the last Indian village near the border – and attractions like Vyas Gufa, Ganesh Gufa, and Saraswati River. Afterwards, drive to Chopta, known for its lush meadows and Himalayan views.

Day 6: Chopta – Tungnath & Chandrashila – Chopta

Start a short trek (4 km) to Tungnath, the highest Shiva temple in the world. Those seeking adventure can continue a further 1.5 km to Chandrashila Peak for stunning panoramic views of Himalayan peaks. Return to Chopta by evening.

Day 7: Chopta – Rishikesh/Haridwar – Departure

After breakfast, drive back via Rudraprayag and Devprayag. Arrive at Rishikesh/Haridwar by evening, marking the completion of your spiritual journey.

Inclusion & Exclusion

Tour Inclusions

• Accommodation (Hotels/Lodges/Homestays) on twin/triple sharing basis.
• Meals (Breakfast & Dinner).
• Transport (Tempo Traveler/Car) for the entire trip.
• Yatra Registration assistance.
• Trek guide for Tungnath.
• Driver allowance, parking, toll, and fuel charges.

Tour Exclusions

• Package Price: ₹18,000/- Per Person (Includes Breakfast & Dinner only)
• The main Kedarnath trek is 16 km. The price of Pony/Doli/Helicopter transport (if chosen) is an extra charge paid on-site by the traveler.
• Optional entry fees to non-core monuments/attractions are excluded
• Travel insurance expenses.
• Anything not mentioned in the inclusions.

Tips for Travellers for Planning their Tour

Best Time to Visit Do Dham and Tungnath Temple

best time to visit Do Dham (Kedarnath & Badrinath) and Tungnath Temple is during the summer and autumn seasons when the weather is pleasant and the temples are open.

Ideal Time to Visit

May – June (Summer) - Temples open, comfortable weather, trek routes accessible, clear mountain views
September – October (Autumn) - Pleasant climate, fewer crowds, lush scenery after monsoon, ideal for trekking

Time to Avoid

July – August  - Monsoon season — landslides, slippery trekking paths
November – April - Heavy snowfall — temples remain closed, trek route blocked

Tungnath Specific Note

Best for trekking: May–June & September–October
Carry warm clothing — weather can change suddenly at high altitude.

Things to Keep in Mind during Do Dham and Tungnath tour

Permits: Carry a valid ID for Yatra registration (mandatory).
Fitness: Tungnath trek requires moderate fitness. Kedarnath trek is 16 km. A good level of physical fitness is required to complete the journey on foot.
Clothing: Pack woolens, thermal wear, trekking shoes, raincoat, gloves, and walking stick.
Connectivity: Mobile network coverage can be limited or intermittent in high-altitude areas. Plan accordingly
Cash: Limited ATMs; carry sufficient cash.
Pony/Doli/Helicopter: Options available for Kedarnath for those unable to trek.
Respect Local Culture: Please be mindful of local customs and traditions while visiting the pilgrimage areas.