Panch Badri Yatra Package from Delhi

06 Nights / 07 Days

Package price : ₹36,000/- Per Person

Description Itinerary Inclusion & Exclusion Tips for Travellers FAQs Cancellation & Refund Policy

Description

Panch Badri are five abode of Lord Vishnu situated at different location of Garhwal Himalaya, where lord Vishnu worshiped under five different form and names. It is believed that Lord Vishnu mediated at all these places in this Alaknanada river valley. These Panch Badri are Vishal Badri, Adi Badri, Bhavishya Badri, Vridha Badri, Yogdhyan Badri. It is believed, the Parikrama (visit) of these five holy temple give peace and salvation to your soul and mind.

Itinerary

Day 01: Delhi - Haridwar

You are welcome to Yatra of Five Badri (five abode of lord Vishnu). Today morning drive to Haridwar. On arrival check-in to your hotel. Later go for city tour, evening perform Arti and worship at Har Ki Pauri. Overnight stay at hotel in Haridwar.

Day 02: Haridwar – Joshimath via Rudraprayag

Today morning start your journey to Joshimath en route see Devprayag (the confluence of river Alaknanda & Bhagirathi) and Rudraprayag (confluence of river Alaknanda & Mandakini). On arrival check-into hotel. Evening visit famous Narsingh temple the winter abode of Lord Badrinath. Meal and overnight stay hotel.

Day 03: Joshimath – Badri – Panduksehwar – Yogdhyan Badri

This morning after breakfast, proceed to Badrinath. On arrival take holy Darshan and perform worship later visit Mana Village. Afternoon proceed to Yogdhyan Badri via Pandukeshwar take holy Darshan, and evening return back to Joshimath (just 24 kms). Meal and overnight stay at hotel in Joshimath.

Day 04: Joshimath – Syaldhar – Bhavishya Badri

Today morning drive to Syaldhar and follow 6 Kms trek for Bhavishya Badri, On arrival perform holy worship and take Darshan. Later return back to Joshimath. Evening visit Shankaracharya temple in Joshimath rest of time free to explore the local market of Joshimath. Meal and overnight at hotel in Joshimath.

Day 05: Joshimath – Virdha Badri – Adi Badri – Srinagar

This morning drive to Vridha Badri the holy temple is situated at Animath just 8 km from Joshimath. On arrival perform your worship and take holy Darsan of lord Vishnu. Later Yatra start to Adi Badri the most ancient Badri in all five, Adi Badri is a group of 16 temples en-route to Ranikhet, just 17 km motorable approach from Karan Prayag. En route visit Nandprayag (confluence of river Alaknanda & Nandakini) & Karnaprayag (confluence of river Alaknanda & Pindar). After Holy Darsan return back to Srinagar (approx 84 kms / 3hrs). Meal & Overnight at hotel in

Day 06: Srinagar – Haridwar

This morning after breakfast leave for Haridwar en route visit Devprayag (The holy confluence of rivers Alaknanda and Bhagirathi, to becomes The Ganga). Reach Haridwar & overnight at hotel).

Day 07: Haridwar – Delhi

Today after Breakfast your journey start to Delhi here your tour ends with happy memories as you drop to Delhi Airport/or Railway station for your onward destination.

Inclusion & Exclusion

Package Includes

- Visit to all the 5 badri temples
- Pickup and drop off service
- Veg meals as per itinerary
- Accommodation as per itinerary
- Complete transportation and guided treks

Package Excludes

- 5% GST
- Any expense of personal nature
- Portage, pony service etc
- Tipping, personal meals etc
- Monument entrance fees, camera charges etc
- Anything not mentioned in the inclusions section

Tips for Travellers for Planning their Tour

FAQs

1. What are the five temples included in the Panch Badri Yatra?

The Panch Badri Yatra includes visits to the following five temples dedicated to Lord Vishnu:

Badrinath: The most prominent and famous temple of the Panch Badri, located at an altitude of 3,300 meters.
Adi Badri: A group of ancient temples located about 17 km from Karnaprayag, believed to be one of the earliest Vishnu temples.
Bhavishya Badri: Situated near Joshimath, this temple is believed to be where Lord Vishnu will appear in the future.
Vriddha Badri: Located near Joshimath, Vriddha Badri is where Lord Vishnu is said to have appeared in the form of an old man.
Yogadhyan Badri: Located in Pandukeshwar, this temple is associated with the meditation of the Pandavas from the Mahabharata.

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2. What is the best time to undertake the Panch Badri Yatra?

The best time for the Panch Badri Yatra is from May to October. Most of the temples, especially Badrinath, remain closed during the winter months due to heavy snowfall. The weather during summer and autumn is pleasant and ideal for travel.

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3. How long does the Panch Badri Yatra take?

The duration of the Yatra typically ranges from 6 to 8 days, depending on the itinerary, the number of stops, and the mode of transportation.

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4. How do I reach the starting point for the Panch Badri Yatra?

By Air: The nearest airport is Jolly Grant Airport in Dehradun, which is about 300 km from Badrinath.
By Train: The nearest major railway station is in Haridwar or Rishikesh, from where you can begin the road journey to the Panch Badri sites.
By Road: Regular buses and taxis are available from Haridwar, Rishikesh, and Dehradun to Joshimath and other parts of the Garhwal region.

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5. Is accommodation included in the Panch Badri Yatra package?

Yes, most Panch Badri Yatra packages include accommodation, which is generally provided in guesthouses, hotels, or dharamshalas (pilgrim lodges) depending on the location. Some packages may offer deluxe or budget accommodation based on your preferences.

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6. What should I pack for the Panch Badri Yatra?

Warm clothes, especially if traveling in the early or late season.

Comfortable walking shoes for temple visits and treks (especially to Bhavishya Badri).

Rain gear or umbrellas (if traveling during the monsoon).

Basic toiletries and personal items.

Sunglasses, sunscreen, and lip balm for protection against high-altitude sun exposure.

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7. Do I need to be physically fit for the Panch Badri Yatra?

While the Yatra does involve some physical activity, especially when visiting Bhavishya Badri (which requires a short trek), it is generally suitable for pilgrims of all ages with average fitness. However, individuals with mobility issues should consult their tour operator for suitable arrangements or alternatives.

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8. Are there any special rituals or practices at the Panch Badri temples?

Each temple has its own unique rituals and customs. For example:

At Badrinath, a bath in the Tapt Kund hot springs before darshan is customary.

Yogadhyan Badri is associated with meditation, and pilgrims often perform prayers for spiritual awakening.

Bhavishya Badri is believed to be a future seat of Lord Vishnu, and prayers here are considered powerful for personal transformation.

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9. Are there any age restrictions for the Panch Badri Yatra?

There are no specific age restrictions, but participants should be physically fit to handle long drives, high altitudes, and occasional treks. Children and elderly pilgrims are welcome, though it's recommended that they be in good health.

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10. Is it possible to combine the Panch Badri Yatra with other pilgrimages?

Yes, many pilgrims combine the Panch Badri Yatra with visits to other important religious sites in Uttarakhand, such as:

Panch Kedar (another pilgrimage to five Shiva temples)
Chota Char Dham Yatra (Badrinath, Kedarnath, Gangotri, Yamunotri)
Hemkund Sahib (a Sikh pilgrimage site)

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11. What is the weather like during the Yatra?

Summer (May to June): The weather is pleasant with daytime temperatures ranging from 10°C to 20°C. Nights can be cold, especially at higher altitudes.
Monsoon (July to August): Heavy rains are common, making the journey difficult due to landslides. Pilgrimage during this time is not advisable.
Autumn (September to October): Clear skies and mild weather make this an ideal time for the Yatra.
Winter (November to April): Most temples, especially Badrinath, remain closed due to snow. Only Adi Badri remains open year-round.

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12. Is there a helicopter service for the Panch Badri Yatra?

Helicopter services are primarily available for the Badrinath leg of the Yatra, allowing pilgrims to shorten their journey or avoid long road trips. Other Badri temples are accessible by road and short treks.