Do Dham Yatra

The next day, after having a delicious breakfast, the representative will drive you to Sonprayag and then to Gaurikund. Gaurikund is a sacred hot spring where Mata Parvati is said to have bathed. From here, the tough 18 km trek to Kedarnath starts. The trek is steep, along the Mandakini River, but the views are amazing. At Kedarnath, visit the temple, see the idols of the Pandavas and Draupadi, and check out the Shivling in the main temple, one of India’s 12 Jyotirlingas. Afterward, rest at a hotel or ashram and have dinner.

In the morning, visit the Kedarnath temple again, then start your trek back to Gaurikund. After reaching there, our representative will receive you and drive back you to Guptkashi for a restful night.

Have a hearty breakfast at the hotel and get ready to embark on the journey of your next destination of Do Dham Yatra—Badrinath. Upon reaching, check into a hotel with a view of the temple and the Maha Pooja. Badrinath is a sacred place for Lord Vishnu, situated at 3133 meters above sea level. It’s named after the Badri tree, under which Lord Vishnu meditated. You can also visit the Triyuginarayan Temple, where Lord Shiva and Mata Parvati are believed to have married. Don’t miss the hot water Taptkund and Naradkund. On the way back to the hotel, stop at Bheempul, where Bhima is said to have built a bridge for Draupadi. Finish the day with a visit to Mana village, the last village before the Indo-China border. Overnight stay at hotel in Badrinath.

On the final day, enjoy the view of the temple from your window, then visit the remaining sights around Badrinath. Afterward, pack your bags, check out from the hotel, and begin the journey back. Enroute, stop at Devprayag, where the Alaknanda and Bhagirathi rivers meet to form the Ganga. After a beautiful trip, The Pilgrim Package India representative will drop you at the Haridwar railway station for your onward journey with memorable moments of your trip.