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Embark on a spiritually enriching 6-day journey that takes you through some of the most revered sites in the Indian Himalayas. Starting from Haridwar, the pilgrimage begins with a drive to Sitapur, a gateway to the sacred Kedarnath. The journey to Kedarnath, one of the holiest shrines dedicated to Lord Shiva, includes a scenic trek through majestic mountain landscapes. After immersing in the divine atmosphere of Kedarnath, the journey continues to Chopta, where the trek to Tungnath, the highest Shiva temple in the world, offers breathtaking views and spiritual solace.
From the tranquil surroundings of Tungnath, travel to Badrinath, a key site of the Char Dham pilgrimage. Here, you will visit the Badrinath Temple and explore the nearby Mana Village, the last Indian village before the Tibetan border. The journey concludes with a scenic drive back to Haridwar, allowing you to reflect on the profound experiences and the natural beauty encountered along the way. This itinerary is a perfect blend of spirituality, adventure, and the serene beauty of the Himalayas.
Your Badrinath Kedarnath tour package begins in Haridwar. Arrive at the Haridwar Railway Station and meet our representative, who'll assist you with a drive to Sitapur. Upon reaching, check-in at a pre-booked hotel and settle down. In the evening, seek blessings at the Ardhnarishwar Temple. Then, get back to the hotel for dinner and an overnight stay.
Early in the morning, depart from the hotel and head towards Sonprayag. Upon arriving, complete the medical test before starting the Trek. The trek from Sonprayag to Kedarnath is 19 km long, and Pony or Palki can cover it on a direct payment basis. The guests are advised to carry medicines, toiletries, warm woolens, and clothes for the overnight stay at Kedarnath. Pilgrims have the option to book Puja at Temple online or from a counter situated at Temple. Various Pujas are available like Rudrabhishek Puja, Panchopachaar Puja, Shiv Ashtotari Path, Shiv Namawali etc. Overnight stay will be arranged at Basic Guesthouse which is at walking distance from Kedarnath Temple.
On the third day of your Badrinath Kedarnath tour, get up early, take a bath, and head to the Kedarnath shrine at around 4:45 a.m. Have a Darshan of Lord Shiva, attend the 'Abhishekam', offer sincere prayers in the shrine, and receive Lord Shiva's blessings. You can also prostrate with your head touching the deity, etc. Now, you will be back at the Guesthouse and collect your luggage to start the trek down to Sonprayag. From there, our driver will meet you and escort you to your hotel in Sitapur for an overnight stay.
Drive to Chopta, known for its picturesque landscapes. Trek to Tungnath, the highest Shiva temple in the world, and then return to Chopta. Drive to Selang or Pipalkoti for an overnight stay.
On the fifth day of your Divine Do Dham Yatra, you visit the Badrinath shrine. After bathing in the Taptkund early in the morning, you make your way to Darshan at the Badrinath Dham. Also known as Badri Vishal, this shrine is one of the five forms of Lord Vishnu. There are other interesting sightseeing spots just within the 3 km of Badrinath shrine, like Mana, Vyas Gufa, Maatamoorti, Charanpaduka, Bhimkund, and the "Mukh" of the Saraswati River. Now, drive back to Rudraprayag via Joshimath, where you can visit the Narsingh Temple on the way. Later, drive back to Joshimath. for an overnight stay at Joshimath.
Post Breakfast, you will check out from the hotel and start with the drive to Rishikesh. On the way, visit Dharidevi Temple, known as the protector of Char Dhams. After the temple visit, drive to Devprayag and visit the confluence of Mandakini & Alakhnanda Rivers "that form the Holy River Ganga" and Raghunath temple. This is one of the 108 divyadesams temple.
Further, continue with a drive to Rishikesh, a celebrated spiritual town on the bank of Ganga surrounded by the Shivalik range of the Himalayas on three sides. Here, visit the significant attractions such as Laxman Jhulla, Ram Jhulla, Triveni Ghat, Bharat Mandir, and Shivananda Ashram (subject to time permission). Later, get a transfer to Rishikesh Railway Station / Dehradun Airport for your onward journey.
The Do Dham with Tungnath Yatra is a sacred Himalayan pilgrimage that unites three of Uttarakhand’s most revered shrines — Kedarnath, Badrinath, and Tungnath, the highest Shiva temple in the world. This journey is a perfect blend of faith, mythology, and scenic beauty, offering a profound experience for both devotees and nature enthusiasts.
Kedarnath, one of the twelve Jyotirlingas, represents Lord Shiva’s infinite power; Badrinath, dedicated to Lord Vishnu, symbolizes compassion and salvation; and Tungnath embodies peace and penance. Together, these three form a divine triad of the Shaiva–Vaishnava–Yogic essence, where the soul experiences both devotion (bhakti) and elevation (moksha) amid the Himalayan serenity.
The best time for this combined Yatra is from May to October, when the temples are open.
May–June: Pleasant weather, snow-clad peaks, and comfortable travel conditions.
July–August: Monsoon brings lush greenery but also risks of landslides — not ideal for elderly pilgrims.
September–October: Post-monsoon period offers clear skies, golden meadows, and peaceful routes — the most recommended time.
All temples close by mid-November for winter when idols are moved to their respective winter abodes: Kedarnath to Ukhimath, Badrinath to Joshimath, and Tungnath to Makkumath.
The Do Dham with Tungnath Yatra takes around 6 days by road, depending on your itinerary.
A sample itinerary:
Day 1: Haridwar - Sitapur
Day 2: Sitapur - Kedarnath
Day 3: Kedarnath - Sitapur
Day 4: Sitapur - Tungnath - Joshimath
Day 5: Joshimath - Badrinath - Joshimath
Day 6: Joshimath - Haridwar
This sequence flows naturally through the Garhwal Himalayas, minimizing backtracking while maximizing spiritual and scenic experiences.
We’ll take care of your entire travel route and logistics throughout the Do Dham with Tungnath Yatra, ensuring a smooth and well-paced journey through the Garhwal Himalayas.
The Yatra begins from Haridwar or Rishikesh, both easily accessible by rail and road.
Nearest Airport: Jolly Grant Airport, Dehradun (around 35 km from Rishikesh).
Nearest Railway Station: Haridwar Junction.
From Rishikesh, the route moves by road to Sitapur via Rudraprayag on Day 1 (approximately 8 hours). The next day, proceed to Kedarnath — accessible by a 16–18 km trek from Gaurikund or by helicopter from Phata, Sirsi, or Guptkashi. After Kedarnath Darshan, return to Sitapur and continue onward to Tungnath via Chopta, followed by a scenic drive to Joshimath.
From Joshimath, visit Badrinath Temple and return for an overnight stay. The Yatra concludes with a comfortable drive back to Haridwar, completing a spiritually fulfilling circuit through the Garhwal Himalayas.
All road transfers, permits, and coordination are managed by our team and included in your package for a seamless pilgrimage experience.
The trek from Gaurikund to Kedarnath (16–18 km) follows the Mandakini River through alpine forests and mountain slopes.
Duration: 6–8 hours on average.
Trail: Paved, steep at points, dotted with rest zones (Jungle Chatti, Bheembali, Linchauli).
Services: Ponies, palkis, and helicopter transfers (from Phata, Sirsi, or Guptkashi).
Kedarnath’s setting amidst snow-capped peaks and the resilience of the temple — which survived the 2013 floods — makes reaching it a profoundly emotional moment for many pilgrims.
Located near Chopta (2,680 m), the Tungnath trek is a 3.5 km paved ascent through dense rhododendron and pine forests.
Trek Time: 1.5–2.5 hours (one way).
Extension: Another 1.2 km to Chandrashila Peak (4,000 m) for 360° Himalayan views of Nanda Devi, Trishul, and Chaukhamba.
It’s a short, beginner-friendly trek that blends adventure with spirituality, as Tungnath is part of the Panch Kedar temples where Lord Shiva’s arms appeared.
Kedarnath: Represents Lord Shiva’s hump, where the deity forgave the Pandavas for their sins after the Kurukshetra war.
Badrinath: A Vishnu shrine believed to be established by Adi Shankaracharya, symbolizing compassion and the seat of salvation (Moksha Dham).
Tungnath: The highest Shiva temple on earth; part of the Panch Kedar series, representing the Lord’s arms.
Visiting these together represents a complete spiritual circle — devotion (Vishnu), forgiveness (Shiva), and realization (the union of the two).
Kedarnath Temple: 3,583 m (11,755 ft)
Badrinath Temple: 3,133 m (10,279 ft)
Tungnath Temple: 3,680 m (12,073 ft)
Chandrashila Peak: 4,000 m (13,100 ft)
All are located in the high Garhwal region, so warm clothing and proper acclimatization are essential.
Guptkashi / Sonprayag: Hotels, GMVN guesthouses, and dharamshalas.
Kedarnath: Camps, GMVN cottages, and basic lodges near the temple.
Chopta: Eco-camps, wooden huts, and small lodges in the meadows.
Badrinath: Modern hotels, lodges, and GMVN rest houses.
Early booking is recommended in May–June due to high pilgrimage traffic.
Yes, But we will take care of all registrations and permits for you — including:
Mandatory online registration for Kedarnath and Badrinath at registrationandtouristcare.uk.gov.in
Medical fitness verification required for Kedarnath due to high altitude
Forest entry permits for Tungnath, arranged on-site by our team
All travelers just need to carry a valid photo ID and basic medical certificate — everything else is included in the package for your convenience and safety.
The holy Jyotirlinga of Kedarnath and the Divya Desam of Badrinath.
The peaceful and scenic Tungnath temple trek from Chopta.
Confluence towns — Devprayag, Rudraprayag, Karnaprayag, Nandprayag, and Vishnuprayag.
Mana Village, India’s last village near Badrinath, with legends of Vyasa and Ganesha.
Chandrashila summit, offering unparalleled Himalayan panoramas.
Cultural richness, from Garhwali hospitality to ancient temple architecture.
July–August: Rainy and slippery, not ideal.
Yes, especially near Kedarnath and Tungnath due to the elevation above 3,000 m.
To prevent AMS (Acute Mountain Sickness):
Spend a night acclimatizing in Guptkashi or Chopta.
Stay hydrated and walk at a steady pace.
Avoid alcohol and overeating.
Oxygen cylinders and medical aid are available at key points like Sonprayag and Kedarnath Base Camp.
Yes. The route is well-developed and supported by local services.
Kedarnath can be accessed by helicopter, pony, or palki.
Badrinath is motorable.
Tungnath is a short trek suitable for all with moderate fitness.
Families often combine spiritual darshan with scenic relaxation in Chopta. Senior citizens can complete the journey comfortably with planned rest days and guided support.
At Trekking Compass, we specialize in combining devotion with comfort. Our Do Dham with Tungnath Yatra packages are designed to provide a seamless pilgrimage — including transport, accommodation, registration, guide support, and optional helicopter bookings. From assisting in temple darshan to organizing scenic walks in Chopta, we ensure every detail is handled. Our experienced local teams guarantee safety, hygiene, and spiritual satisfaction. With Trekking Compass, your pilgrimage is not just travel — it’s a transformative journey through the heart of the Himalayas, where devotion meets divine nature.
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