13 Nights / 14 Days
Package Price :₹50,000.00/-Per Person
Booking Price :₹ 50,000.00/- Per Person
A combined tour of the Panch Kedar (five Shiva temples) and Panch Badri (five Vishnu temples) in Uttarakhand is a significant pilgrimage, offering a spiritual journey through sacred sites.
The Panch Kedar temples are Kedarnath, Tungnath, Rudranath, Madhyamaheshwar, and Kalpeshwar, while the Panch Badri temples are Badrinath, Adi Badri, Vridha Badri, Bhavishya Badri, and Yogdhyan Badri.
Daywise Panch Kedar and Panch Badri Tour Package
Day 01: Haridwar – sitapur (196 kms/7-8 hrs)
Day 02: Sitapur/Rampur – Gaurikund (9 kms Drive and 19kms Trek) –Kedarnath
Day 03: Kedarnath - Gaurikund - Sitapur/Rampur (9 kms Drive and 19kms Trek)
Day 04: Sitapur/Rampur – Ransi/Gaundhar
Day 05: Ransi/Gaundhar - Madhmaheshwar (3289 mts/10788 ft)
Day 06: Madhmaheshwar – Gaundhar/Ransi
Day 07: Gaundhar/Ransi – Chopta
Day 08: Chopta - Tungnath(3650Mtr) -Chopta (7.5kms)
Day 09: Chopta - Sagar - Panar
Day 10: Panar -Rudranath (5kms trek) -Panar
Day 11: Panar - Sagar - Drive to Pipalkoti
Day 12: Pipalkoti- Urgam (50 kms Drive) – Kalpeswar (Trek1.5Kms)
Day 13: Urgam - Badrinath (1219 mts/3998 ft) 218 kms/4/5 hrs
Day 14: Badrinath - Rishikesh/Haridwar (300 kms/4-5 hrs)
Inclusions
Veg meals as per itinerary
Exclusions
Day 01: Haridwar – sitapur (196 kms/7-8 hrs)
Morning start drive to Sitapur/Rampur via Devprayag, Rudraprayag, On arrival check in at the hotel. Meal and overnight stay at the hotel.
Day 02: Sitapur/Rampur – Gaurikund (9 kms Drive and 19kms Trek) –Kedarnath
In the morning after breakfast drive 9 kms to reach Gaurikund. From here we will start our trek 19kms up to Kedarnath. Upon arrival at kedarnath Meal and overnight stay in Guest house/Hotel.
Day 03: Kedarnath - Gaurikund - Sitapur/Rampur (9 kms Drive and 19kms Trek)
After Pooja in kedarnath temple free for breakfast than 19kms trek down to gaurikund .from here drive to sitapur/Rampur, meal & overnight stay in hotel.
Day 04: Sitapur/Rampur – Ransi/Gaundhar
In the morning drive to Ransi (85 kms/2 hrs). From here trek up to Gaundhar or can stay in Ransi. The confluence of Madmaheshwar Ganga and Makandya Ganga is the last place that is worth a visit before one reaches Madmaheshwar. Meal and overnight stay in tents.
Day 05: Ransi/Gaundhar - Madhmaheshwar (3289 mts/10788 ft)
Morning after an early breakfast start trek (18 kms/5-6 hrs) up to Madhya Maheshwar (the forth Lord Shiva temple of Panch Kedar). It is believed that the navel mid part of the body reappeared at this shrine after disappearing at Kedarnath. On arrival set camp here. Here you see the magnificent view of Chaukhamba, Kedarnath and the Neelkanth peaks. Meal and overnight stay in tents.
Day 06: Madhmaheshwar – Gaundhar/Ransi
In the morning trek back to Gaundhar/Ransi. Meal and overnight stay in tent/Guest House.
Day 07: Gaundhar/Ransi – Chopta
After an early breakfast drive to Chopta (60kms). Meal and overnight stay at Guest House.
Day 08: Chopta - Tungnath(3650Mtr) -Chopta (7.5kms)
Trek to Tungnath (the third Kedar) with packed lunch. Tungnath is situated at the height of 3650 mts from the sea level.( highest shiva tample in world). the trek is 3 kms upward. Enroute you will find lush green meadows and you can see the entire range of snow clapped Himalayan range. Upon arrival at Tungnath Temple and visit the temple. After relax one can trek Chandrashila peak 1 kms ahead. trekdown to chopta. Meal and overnight stay in Chopta.
Day 09: Chopta - Sagar - Panar
Morning after breakfast Drive to Sagar Village 25 Kms from here Trek to Panar (18Kms).The place provides a panoramic view of the Himalayas and the surrounding areas.Up on arrival at Panar Meal & Overnight stay in tents or guest house.
Day 10: Panar -Rudranath (5kms trek) -Panar
Another form of lord Shiva. In this temple the face of the Shiva is worshiped. From here we can see a splendid view of Hathi Parvat, Nanda Devi, Nanda Ghunti, Trishuli and other group of peaks. You can also visit the Suryakund, Chandrakund, Tarakund which is located nearby the temple. Later trekback to Panar. Meal and overnight stay in tents.
Day 11: Panar - Sagar - Drive to Pipalkoti
Morning after breakfast Trek to Sagar Village 18 Kms from here drive to Pipalkoti 48Kms.Upon arrival at Pipalkoti meal & Overnight stay inor guest house/Hotel.
Day 12; Pipalkoti- Urgam (50 kms Drive) – Kalpeswar (Trek1.5Kms)
In the morning after breakfast drive 50 kms to reach Urgam.From her we will start our trek up to Urgam Village. We will cross Alaknanda River via Road Bridge. Pass through the dense forest, murmuring water falls along with Kalp Ganga. Urgam Valley is famous for its apple orchard, terraced fields and potatoes. Meal and overnight stay in tent./Guest house
Day 13: Urgam - Badrinath (1219 mts/3998 ft) 218 kms/4/5 hrs
Drive to Badrinath via Joshimath On arrival check in at the hotel.Second half of the Day darson /pooja in badrinath temple. Meal and overnight stay at the hotel.
Day 14: Badrinath - Rishikesh/Haridwar (300 kms/4-5 hrs)
Morning after breakfast drive to Rishikesh via Devprayag (Confluence of Alaknanda and Bhagirathi. From here the Holy River Ganges starts). Arrival at Rishikesh/Haridwar tour end.
What is the Panch Kedar?
The Panch Kedar refers to five sacred temples dedicated to Lord Shiva, located in the Garhwal region of Uttarakhand. These temples are:
Kedarnath (the main temple)
Tungnath
Rudranath
Madhyameshwar
Kalimath
What is the significance of the Panch Kedar?
The Panch Kedar temples are believed to have been established by the Pandavas, as part of their penance after the Kurukshetra war. Each temple represents a different aspect of Lord Shiva and holds immense spiritual importance.
What is the best time to visit the Panch Kedar?
The best time to visit is during the summer months, from May to October, as the temples are typically closed in the winter due to heavy snowfall.
How do I reach the Panch Kedar temples?
Most of these temples are accessible by trekking. Kedarnath can be reached by a 16 km trek from Gaurikund. For Tungnath, you need to trek around 3.5 km from Chopta. Rudranath and Madhyameshwar also require treks of varying difficulty.
Are there any accommodation options?
Yes, basic accommodations are available at each of these temples, but during the peak pilgrimage season, it’s recommended to book in advance.
What is the Panch Badri?
The Panch Badri refers to the five sacred temples dedicated to Lord Vishnu in the Uttarakhand region. These temples are:
Badrinath (the primary temple)
Adi Badri
Vishal Badri
Vriddha Badri
Yogdhyan Badri
What is the significance of the Panch Badri?
The Panch Badri temples are highly revered by followers of Lord Vishnu. Badrinath is the most prominent among them, and it is one of the Char Dham pilgrimage sites. The other four temples,
though less visited, have their own legends and importance in Hindu tradition.
When is the best time to visit the Panch Badri?
The best time to visit the Panch Badri is from May to October. Since Badrinath is a part of the Char Dham yatra, it remains open only during these months.
How do I reach the Panch Badri temples?
Badrinath can be accessed by road from Joshimath.
Adi Badri is located around 17 km from the main highway near Kotdwara.
Vishal Badri, Vriddha Badri, and Yogdhyan Badri require short treks or are easily accessible by road from the nearby towns.
Are there accommodations available at these temples?
Accommodation is available at Badrinath, and there are guest houses and hotels in Joshimath. The other temples like Adi Badri and Yogdhyan Badri have basic lodging options.
How long does it take to complete the Panch Badri tour?
The tour typically takes around 5-7 days, depending on the time spent at each temple and the trekking involved.
Can these tours be combined?
Yes, many pilgrims combine the Panch Kedar and Panch Badri tours, as both are located in Uttarakhand and can be done within the same pilgrimage journey, depending on the time and physical capability.
What should I pack for the pilgrimage?
Comfortable trekking shoes
Warm clothing (even in summer, the temperatures can drop)
A waterproof jacket and umbrella
ID proof and necessary permits
Do I need a guide?
While not mandatory, it’s highly recommended to hire a guide, especially for the trekking routes to ensure safety and navigation.
Is it safe to visit the temples during the monsoon?
It is not advisable to visit the temples during the monsoon (June to September) due to the risk of landslides and heavy rainfall, which can make travel and trekking difficult.
How can I book the pilgrimage?
You can book through official travel agencies, religious tour operators, or online portals that offer tour packages for the Panch Kedar and Panch Badri.
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