Yamunotri
Source of River Yamuna • Trek from Janki Chatti
Hot springs (Surya Kund) • Sacred water collection • Forest trail walk
⛰ Trek Approach 🔥 Hot Springs
Yamunotri • Gangotri • Kedarnath • Badrinath
The Char Dham Yatra is Uttarakhand’s most sacred Himalayan pilgrimage, covering four divine shrines of the Garhwal Himalayas — Yamunotri, Gangotri, Kedarnath and Badrinath. This journey is not only religious — it is a complete Himalayan circuit through river valleys, deep forests, glacier regions and high-altitude temple settlements.
Traditionally, the yatra is completed in a clockwise route — beginning from Yamunotri and concluding at Badrinath. This order allows gradual altitude gain and safer travel.
✅ We provide route planning, local guidance, seasonal advice and safe pacing support.
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Source of River Yamuna • Trek from Janki Chatti
Hot springs (Surya Kund) • Sacred water collection • Forest trail walk
⛰ Trek Approach 🔥 Hot Springs
Bhagirathi valley shrine • Gateway to Gaumukh
Peaceful mountain temple • Forest belt drive • Spiritual river region
🏔 Valley Shrine 🌿 Calm Stay
Jyotirlinga of Lord Shiva • 16 km trek from Gaurikund
High-altitude pilgrimage • Weather sensitive • Needs pacing & rest
🥾 High Trek ❄ Altitude
Temple of Lord Vishnu • Alaknanda valley spiritual hub
Close to Mana village • Sacred hot springs • Snow peak views
🏞 Valley Temple ♨ Hot SpringsIf you want a deeper spiritual Himalayan circuit, you can also include the Panch Kedar temples — five sacred shrines of Lord Shiva located in remote valleys of Uttarakhand.
Panch Kedar requires additional trekking and more days, but the experience is peaceful, less crowded, and deeply connected to mountain culture.
May – June and September – October
During monsoon (July–August), landslides & closures are common, so travel is planned with caution and buffer days.
Char Dham Yatra is possible for most travellers with basic fitness — but it still requires smart pacing and realistic travel planning.
Our approach is always safe, respectful and mountain-aware.