Chardham Yatra by Helicopter 4 Nights 5 Days
Dehradun → Kharsali → Harsil → Phata → Badrinath → Dehradun
- Helicopter sectors for all four shrines
- 4 nights’ accommodation with breakfast
- Dehradun transfers and local assistance
Duration
8D / 7N
Pickup & Drop
Haridwar railway station; airport pickup can be arranged from Jolly Grant Airport, Dehradun
Mobility
Private sedan / SUV with driver
Stay Category
3★ / 4★ hotels, guesthouses and seasonal mountain stays
Quick answer
This Do Dham Yatra Package (Kedarnath Badrinath) covers Haridwar, Guptkashi, the Kedarnath trek and Badrinath over 7 nights and 8 days, with return to Rishikesh or Haridwar. It suits pilgrims, families and small groups seeking a practical Himalayan pilgrimage by private vehicle. Travel is best in May–June or September–October, and the route can be customised for stays, rest days and mobility needs.
This 7-night pilgrimage balances the two most sought-after Himalayan shrines with sensible road stages, a dedicated Kedarnath trek day and time for Badrinath. It is suited to couples, families and small groups starting around Haridwar. The plan is customisable for slower pacing, room preferences, pickup points and an extra rest night where road conditions or health needs require it.
This Do Dham Yatra Package (Kedarnath Badrinath) is an 8-day Himalayan pilgrimage designed around the two most visited shrines in Uttarakhand. Starting from Haridwar, the route travels through Rishikesh, Devprayag, Rudraprayag and Guptkashi before the Kedarnath trek, then continues to Badrinath and returns via Joshimath and Rishikesh. The plan combines private road transfers with a dedicated trek day, making it practical for families, couples and small pilgrim groups.
This Kedarnath Badrinath do dham yatra package includes 7 nights and 8 days, breakfast, selected accommodation and a private vehicle with driver. It is a focused alternative to a full four-shrine pilgrimage and allows more recovery time after the Kedarnath walk. The Kedarnath Badrinath tour package can be customised with a different pickup, slower road stages, upgraded stays or an additional rest night.
Haridwar is a convenient railhead for this route, while Rishikesh is also nearby. Travellers booking a Kedarnath Badrinath yatra from Delhi can arrive by train, road or flight and connect with the package at Haridwar or Dehradun. The usual do dham yatra itinerary 8 days includes two nights around the Kedarnath sector and one night at Badrinath.
The journey begins with a long transfer to Guptkashi, followed by Gaurikund and the Kedarnath Temple trek. After returning to Guptkashi, the route crosses Rudraprayag towards Joshimath and Badrinath. The final mountain drive ends in Rishikesh, with a planned Haridwar drop. This Chardham yatra itinerary is useful as a comparison, but this package covers only Do Dham and is less intensive.
The best time is May to June and September to October, when the pilgrimage route is generally open subject to official notices and weather. Do Dham yatra in May offers the excitement of the season opening, while do dham yatra in september and October can bring clearer post-monsoon views. Monsoon landslides, snowfall and temporary road closures can affect plans, so maintain flexibility.
Haridwar railway station has useful connections from Delhi and other Indian cities. Jolly Grant Airport near Dehradun is the nearest airport, around 20 km from Rishikesh; a road transfer to Haridwar can be added. Travellers considering a Kedarnath yatra by road should allow extra time because the Rishikesh–Gaurikund drive is approximately 210 km and may take 8–10 hours.
Do dham yatra package cost varies with travel dates, room category, vehicle type, group size, seasonal availability and the number of rest nights. A quote is provided after these details are confirmed rather than using a one-size-fits-all figure.
This badrinath kedarnath yatra for family works well for travellers who want a private vehicle, planned hotel stops and assistance with the road route. Children and older adults can join with suitable medical advice, but the Kedarnath trek remains physically demanding. A slower version or separate rest day can be requested.
The best time is May to June and September to October, subject to shrine opening dates, weather and road conditions.
Seven nights and eight days is a practical minimum for a road-based Do Dham trip from Haridwar with one Kedarnath trek day.
Altitude ranges from about 1,000 to 3,583 metres, and conditions can change quickly. Carry layered clothing, rain protection, comfortable walking shoes, medicines and valid identification. Check official registration, shrine opening, road and local transport requirements before departure. The Kedarnath trek is approximately 16–18 km one way from Gaurikund; discuss heart, breathing, joint or mobility concerns with a doctor before booking. For a wider Chardham travel guide, compare this focused Do Dham route with the longer circuit.
Trek from Gaurikund through the Mandakini valley for darshan at one of India’s most revered Shiva shrines.
Visit Badrinath Temple and enjoy the dramatic river valley around Badrinath and Joshimath.
Travel through Devprayag, Rudraprayag, Guptkashi and mountain settlements on a carefully staged route.
Choose a sedan or SUV and adjust pickup, rest stops, room category and return arrangements.
Meet your driver at Haridwar railway station and travel through Rishikesh, Devprayag and Rudraprayag towards Guptkashi or nearby Sitapur. The mountain drive usually takes around 8–10 hours, depending on traffic and road conditions. Check in and rest for the Kedarnath journey.
After breakfast, proceed towards Sonprayag and Gaurikund, the road gateway for Kedarnath. Complete local transfer formalities as applicable and use the day for acclimatisation or a short walk near the Mandakini valley. Return to Guptkashi for an early night before the trek.
Start early from Gaurikund for the approximately 16–18 km trek to Kedarnath Temple, generally taking 6–10 hours depending on pace and weather. Pony, porter or helicopter services may be available separately and are subject to local operation, weather and official conditions. Stay overnight near the shrine if accommodation is available.
Attend morning prayers if timing permits, then descend from Kedarnath to Gaurikund. Continue by local road transfer to Guptkashi or Sitapur and relax after the long walking day. The descent commonly takes 5–8 hours, depending on breaks and conditions.
Drive towards Joshimath through Rudraprayag and the Alaknanda valley, with views of changing Himalayan landscapes. Allow around 7–9 hours for the journey, including breaks and traffic delays. Check in at Joshimath and prepare for Badrinath the next morning.
Travel from Joshimath to Badrinath, usually a 2–3 hour drive, and visit Badrinath Temple subject to darshan timings and local arrangements. If conditions and time permit, explore Mana Village and nearby viewpoints before returning to the hotel. Keep the evening light at this high-altitude stop.
Begin the return journey via Joshimath, Rudraprayag and Devprayag towards Rishikesh. The drive generally takes 9–11 hours, so an early start is recommended. Enjoy an overnight stay in Rishikesh rather than combining the mountain drive with a late departure.
After breakfast, transfer to Haridwar railway station or another agreed drop point. The short drive usually takes around 1–2 hours depending on traffic. Airport transfers to Jolly Grant Airport can be arranged separately according to the departure time.
Choose a sedan for couples or small groups, or an SUV for extra luggage and a more comfortable ride on winding roads. Vehicle allocation depends on group size, luggage and road conditions.
Accommodation is arranged in practical hotels, guesthouses or seasonal mountain properties in Guptkashi, Kedarnath, Joshimath, Badrinath and Rishikesh. Availability can vary during the pilgrimage season and stays may be substituted with comparable options.
| Package Tier | Stay Categories | Vehicle Type | Price / Person |
|---|---|---|---|
| Standard | Comfortable 3★ hotels and guesthouses | Private sedan | On request |
| DeluxePopular | Superior 3★ / 4★ hotels and selected mountain stays | Private SUV | On request |
| Premium | Best available 4★ stays and upgraded rooms | Premium SUV | On request |
Comfortable 3★ hotels and guesthouses • Private sedan
Superior 3★ / 4★ hotels and selected mountain stays • Private SUV
Best available 4★ stays and upgraded rooms • Premium SUV
Your quote is itemised for your dates, group size, hotel category and vehicle.
It can suit families who are medically prepared and comfortable with a long mountain trek, but children and older adults need individual health and mobility assessment.
The Gaurikund–Kedarnath route is approximately 16–18 km one way and is strenuous because of the gradient, altitude and weather. Allow regular breaks and use only locally available services that meet current rules.
Drive from Haridwar through Rishikesh to Sonprayag and Gaurikund, around 210 km from Rishikesh, then continue on foot or by permitted local services to Kedarnath.
Some can travel with medical clearance and a slower itinerary, but the Kedarnath trek may not be suitable for everyone. Discuss alternatives and support services before booking.
Yes. Pickup, drop, hotel category, vehicle type, room configuration, rest nights and route pacing can be discussed before a quotation is prepared.
Requirements vary by season and authority. The traveller should complete current official registrations and permits; the trip team can provide practical guidance on the process.
Book as early as possible for May–June and September–October, especially for Kedarnath accommodation and larger groups. Availability remains subject to official opening dates and local conditions.
Note: this is a sample itinerary that we customise for your dates, group size and budget. Hotel names, timings and permits are confirmed at the time of booking.
Dehradun → Kharsali → Harsil → Phata → Badrinath → Dehradun
Delhi → Haridwar → Guptkashi → Kedarnath → Guptkashi → Rishikesh → Delhi
Haridwar → Barkot → Yamunotri → Uttarkashi → Gangotri → Guptkashi → Kedarnath → Joshimath → Badrinath → Rudraprayag → Rishikesh → Haridwar