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Char Dham Road Circuit

A char dham road circuit 10 nights package covers Yamunotri, Gangotri, Kedarnath and Badrinath by private vehicle over 11 days, starting from Haridwar or Rishikesh. Tripstor's 2026 edition uses standard 3-star stays on breakfast, with the approved land-only indicative price from ₹50,000 per adult on twin sharing.

  • 11 days · 10 nights
  • Pilgrimage holiday
  • Haridwar/Rishikesh – Barkot – Yamunotri – Uttarkashi – Gangotri – Guptkashi – Kedarnath – Badrinath – Rudraprayag – Rishikesh
Starting from₹50,000per adult, twin sharing, land only
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What Is the Char Dham Road Circuit 10 Nights Package?

The char dham road circuit 10 nights package is an 11-day Uttarakhand pilgrimage by road covering Yamunotri, Gangotri, Kedarnath and Badrinath, with Haridwar or Rishikesh as the gateway. Completing all four dhams in one continuous circuit avoids the cost and logistics of separate trips.

At a glance

Package Snapshot

This uttarakhand 10 night package runs the full char dham road circuit from Haridwar or Rishikesh over 11 days, using standard 3-star stays on breakfast. The approved land-only indicative price is ₹50,000 per adult on twin sharing, with flights, GST/TCS, insurance, permits and optional entries excluded.

11 days, 10 nights.
Pilgrimage

Haridwar/Rishikesh – Barkot – Yamunotri – Uttarkashi – Gangotri – Guptkashi – Kedarnath – Badrinath – Rudraprayag – Rishikesh
₹50,000

Starting price · per adult, twin sharing, land only

Best for

Pilgrims, families and groups comfortable with long mountain drives

Not ideal for travellers with limited mobility or heart/respiratory conditions
Best season

May–June and September–October

Avoid monsoon landslide risk and winter closures
Stay basis

Proposed 3-star / standard stay, breakfast (CP) or breakfast and dinner (MAP)

Example properties: Hotel Alaknanda, Haridwar; Hotel Naini Retreat, Nainital; subject to availability
Proposed inclusions

Arrival transfers and route sightseeing by private vehicle

Proposed scope; confirm final inclusions in your quote
Exclusions

Flights, GST/TCS, insurance, permits, optional entries, helicopter tickets, pony/palki

Personal expenses are also excluded
Departure cities

Ahmedabad, Bengaluru, Delhi, Mumbai

Road circuit starts from Haridwar or Rishikesh
Highlights

Tour Highlights

Six named stops define this char dham road circuit: the Yamunotri trek from Janki Chatti, Gangotri's riverside temple on the Bhagirathi, the 16 km Kedarnath climb from Gaurikund, Badrinath's Tapt Kund and temple, the Rudraprayag confluence, and Rishikesh's Ganga Aarti. Each is a scheduled stop on the 10-night route.

  1. Uttarkashi district

    Yamunotri Temple

    One of the four dhams, reached by a 6 km trek from Janki Chatti. The temple sits below the Yamunotri glacier and is usually visited in the morning after an overnight at Barkot.

    Best forPilgrims completing all four dhams

    Start the trek early; pony and palki services are available at Janki Chatti but are not part of the standard package price.

  2. Uttarkashi district

    Gangotri Temple

    The second dham, on the Bhagirathi river. The drive from Uttarkashi follows the river valley and the temple is a short walk from the roadhead.

    Best forRiverside darshan and short walks

    Evening aarti at Gangotri is quieter than the morning rush; carry a light jacket even in May–June.

  3. Rudraprayag district

    Kedarnath Temple

    The third dham, reached by a 16 km trek from Gaurikund or by regulated helicopter service. The temple stands at high altitude and weather can change quickly.

    Best forHigh-altitude pilgrimage

    Build in an acclimatisation night at Guptkashi or Sonprayag; same-day arrival-and-darshan plans are vulnerable to route disruption.

  4. Chamoli district

    Badrinath Temple

    The fourth dham, with Tapt Kund hot springs beside the temple. The drive from Joshimath passes the Vishnuprayag confluence.

    Best forTemple darshan and hot springs

    Tapt Kund is a hot spring bath before darshan; keep valuables minimal and use the locker facilities near the temple.

  5. Rudraprayag district

    Rudraprayag Confluence

    The meeting point of the Alaknanda and Mandakini rivers, on the return leg from Badrinath. A short stop with viewpoints and tea stalls.

    Best forRiver confluence viewpoint

    Best light for photography is late afternoon; the stop takes 20–30 minutes.

  6. Rishikesh

    Rishikesh Ganga Aarti

    The evening aarti at Triveni Ghat or Parmarth Niketan is the closing experience of the circuit. Rishikesh is also the rafting and yoga hub of Uttarakhand.

    Best forSpiritual close to the trip

    Reach the ghat 30–40 minutes before sunset for a viewing position, especially on weekends.

Day by day

Day-by-Day Itinerary

The 11-day uttarakhand 10n11d tour runs clockwise from Haridwar or Rishikesh, with overnight stops at Barkot, Uttarkashi, Guptkashi, Kedarnath, Badrinath and Rudraprayag before returning to Rishikesh. Each day combines a road transfer with darshan or a local trek, and meals are proposed on breakfast unless your quote confirms MAP basis.

  1. Day 1 · Stop 1 of 11

    Arrival in Haridwar or Rishikesh

    Arrive at Haridwar or Rishikesh by road, rail or via Dehradun's Jolly Grant Airport. Check in to a standard 3-star hotel and attend the evening Ganga Aarti at Har Ki Pauri or Triveni Ghat.
    Morning

    Arrival and hotel check-in; rest after the journey from your departure city.

    Afternoon

    Short walk to the ghat area; optional visit to Mansa Devi or Chandi Devi by ropeway in Haridwar.

    Evening

    Ganga Aarti at Har Ki Pauri (Haridwar) or Triveni Ghat (Rishikesh).

    OvernightHaridwar or RishikeshMealsDinner
  2. Day 2 · Stop 2 of 11

    Haridwar/Rishikesh to Barkot

    Drive via Mussoorie and Kempty Falls to Barkot, the base for Yamunotri. The route climbs into the Garhwal hills and takes most of the day.
    Morning

    Depart after breakfast; drive via Dehradun and Mussoorie.

    Afternoon

    Stop at Kempty Falls; continue to Barkot.

    Evening

    Check in at Barkot; early dinner and rest for the Yamunotri trek.

    OvernightBarkotMealsBreakfast, Dinner
  3. Day 3 · Stop 3 of 11

    Yamunotri Darshan and Return to Barkot

    Drive to Janki Chatti, then trek 6 km to Yamunotri temple. Return to Barkot for the night. Pony and palki services are available at Janki Chatti but are not part of the standard package price.
    Morning

    Drive to Janki Chatti; begin the trek to Yamunotri.

    Afternoon

    Darshan at Yamunotri temple; trek back to Janki Chatti.

    Evening

    Return drive to Barkot; rest.

    OvernightBarkotMealsBreakfast, Dinner
  4. Day 4 · Stop 4 of 11

    Barkot to Uttarkashi

    Drive along the Bhagirathi valley to Uttarkashi. Visit the Kashi Vishwanath temple and the Nehru Institute of Mountaineering area if time permits.
    Morning

    Depart Barkot after breakfast; drive via Dharasu.

    Afternoon

    Arrive Uttarkashi; check in and visit Kashi Vishwanath temple.

    Evening

    Walk along the Bhagirathi riverfront; early dinner.

    OvernightUttarkashiMealsBreakfast, Dinner
  5. Day 5 · Stop 5 of 11

    Gangotri Darshan and Return to Uttarkashi

    Drive to Gangotri temple, the second dham, on the Bhagirathi river. Return to Uttarkashi for the night. The road follows the river valley and is prone to weather delays.
    Morning

    Drive to Gangotri; darshan at the temple.

    Afternoon

    Short walk near the temple; return drive to Uttarkashi.

    Evening

    Rest at Uttarkashi.

    OvernightUttarkashiMealsBreakfast, Dinner
  6. Day 6 · Stop 6 of 11

    Uttarkashi to Guptkashi

    Long drive via Tehri and Rudraprayag to Guptkashi, the base for Kedarnath. The route passes the Tehri Dam reservoir and the Alaknanda valley.
    Morning

    Depart Uttarkashi after breakfast.

    Afternoon

    Drive via Tehri and Rudraprayag; continue to Guptkashi.

    Evening

    Check in at Guptkashi; rest for the Kedarnath trek.

    OvernightGuptkashiMealsBreakfast, Dinner
  7. Day 7 · Stop 7 of 11

    Guptkashi to Kedarnath

    Drive to Sonprayag or Gaurikund, then trek 16 km to Kedarnath or take a regulated helicopter service. Overnight at Kedarnath. Build in buffer time for weather and route disruption.
    Morning

    Drive to Sonprayag/Gaurikund; begin the Kedarnath trek or helicopter transfer.

    Afternoon

    Arrive Kedarnath; darshan at the temple.

    Evening

    Overnight at Kedarnath; evening aarti if available.

    OvernightKedarnathMealsBreakfast, Dinner
  8. Day 8 · Stop 8 of 11

    Kedarnath to Badrinath

    Trek or fly back to Gaurikund, then drive via Guptkashi and Joshimath to Badrinath. This is a long transfer day; expect to arrive by evening.
    Morning

    Descend to Gaurikund; drive towards Joshimath.

    Afternoon

    Continue via Chamoli and Vishnuprayag to Badrinath.

    Evening

    Check in at Badrinath; rest.

    OvernightBadrinathMealsBreakfast, Dinner
  9. Day 9 · Stop 9 of 11

    Badrinath Darshan and Drive to Rudraprayag

    Morning darshan at Badrinath temple and a bath at Tapt Kund. Afternoon drive to Rudraprayag via Joshimath and the Alaknanda valley.
    Morning

    Badrinath temple darshan; Tapt Kund bath.

    Afternoon

    Drive to Rudraprayag via Joshimath.

    Evening

    Check in at Rudraprayag; visit the Alaknanda–Mandakini confluence.

    OvernightRudraprayagMealsBreakfast, Dinner
  10. Day 10 · Stop 10 of 11

    Rudraprayag to Rishikesh

    Drive to Rishikesh via Devprayag and Srinagar. Evening Ganga Aarti at Triveni Ghat or Parmarth Niketan.
    Morning

    Depart Rudraprayag after breakfast; drive via Devprayag.

    Afternoon

    Continue to Rishikesh; check in.

    Evening

    Ganga Aarti at Triveni Ghat or Parmarth Niketan.

    OvernightRishikeshMealsBreakfast, Dinner
  11. Day 11 · Stop 11 of 11

    Departure from Rishikesh or Haridwar

    Check out and transfer to Haridwar or Dehradun for your onward journey. Optional rafting or a yoga session can be added if your departure is in the evening.
    Morning

    Check out; optional short Rishikesh sightseeing.

    Afternoon

    Transfer to Haridwar or Dehradun railway station or Jolly Grant Airport.

    Evening

    Onward departure.

    MealsBreakfast
What’s covered

What's Included

Proposed scope — your quote confirms exactly what is included.

What’s included

8 items

  • Arrival transfer from Haridwar or Rishikesh railway station or Dehradun's Jolly Grant Airport

  • 10 nights' accommodation in standard 3-star hotels on twin sharing

  • Daily breakfast at the hotel; MAP basis available on request

  • Private vehicle for the full Char Dham road circuit

  • Driver allowance, tolls and parking for the route

  • Route sightseeing as per the day-by-day itinerary

  • All applicable state taxes on the vehicle

  • Tripstor on-trip coordination support

Not included

8 items

  • Flights to and from Dehradun or Delhi

  • GST/TCS on the package price

  • Travel insurance

  • Helicopter tickets for Kedarnath (regulated service, weather-dependent, extra cost)

  • Pony, palki or porter charges at Yamunotri and Kedarnath

  • Monument or temple entry fees and optional activities

  • Personal expenses such as laundry, tips and beverages

  • Any permits or fees not listed in the inclusions

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Where you’ll stay

Accommodation

Choose a comfort level — your quote prices the exact stays and inclusions you pick.

Budget

Best forPilgrims prioritising the dhams over hotel comfort

Highlights
  • Clean guesthouses and dharamshala-style stays
  • Basic vegetarian meals available at most stops
  • Shared or smaller private vehicles
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Standard

Best forFamilies and groups wanting reliable 3-star stays across the circuit

Highlights
  • Hotel Alaknanda, Haridwar (example property)
  • Hotel Naini Retreat, Nainital (example property)
  • Private vehicle for the full circuit
  • CP or MAP meal basis available on request
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Premium

Best forTravellers wanting river-view, resort or heritage-hotel upgrades

Highlights
  • Upgraded rooms with better locations at key stops
  • Helicopter options for Kedarnath at extra cost
  • Larger vehicle and more flexible daily pacing
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Best Time to Do the Char Dham Road Circuit

May–June and September–October are the strongest windows for this circuit, when all four temples are open and mountain roads are most reliable. July–August brings monsoon landslide risk on the Yamunotri, Gangotri and Kedarnath legs, while November–April sees temple closures and winter conditions at high altitude.

May

Best time to go

Warm days, cool nights; most routes open; peak pilgrimage season begins

Crowdshigh
Priceshigh
Peak pilgrimage season; book early
  • BestMay, Jun, Sep, Oct
  • GoodApr
  • FairMar, Nov
  • AvoidJan, Feb, Jul, Aug, Dec

How to Reach Haridwar or Rishikesh

Haridwar and Rishikesh are the two gateway cities for this char dham road circuit. Both are well connected by rail and road from Delhi, Mumbai, Ahmedabad and Bengaluru. Dehradun's Jolly Grant Airport is the nearest airport, roughly 35 km from Rishikesh, and serves flights from major cities.

By railApprox 4–6 hours by express train
From

Delhi

Haridwar or Dehradun railway station

Multiple daily trains from Delhi to Haridwar and Dehradun; book in advance during May–June peak season

By roadApprox 5–6 hours by car
From

Delhi

NH58 or NH334

Road option suits travellers with flexible timing; avoid travel during monsoon when hill sections can be slow

By air
From

Delhi

Jolly Grant Airport, Dehradun

Jolly Grant Airport is approx 35 km from Rishikesh; flights from Delhi are short; connect to Haridwar or Rishikesh by road from the airport

By air
From

Mumbai

Jolly Grant Airport, Dehradun or Delhi, then onward

No direct flight to Dehradun from all cities; check connections via Delhi

By air
From

Ahmedabad

Delhi or Dehradun

Connect via Delhi for the most frequent options to Jolly Grant Airport

By air
From

Bengaluru

Delhi or Dehradun

Overnight flights to Delhi with morning connection to Dehradun are a common routing

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Char Dham Road Circuit vs Other Uttarakhand Options

The char dham road circuit suits pilgrims who want all four dhams in one 10-night trip. Travellers with less time or limited mobility may prefer a Do Dham circuit, a Kedarnath-only trip, or a hill-station itinerary covering Nainital, Mussoorie and Corbett.

Char Dham Road Circuit (this package)

Best forPilgrims completing all four dhams in one trip

StrengthsCovers Yamunotri, Gangotri, Kedarnath and Badrinath; 10 nights allows buffer time; approved indicative price from ₹50,000 per adult on twin sharing

Trade-offsLong driving days; 6 km Yamunotri and 16 km Kedarnath treks; weather-sensitive routing

Do Dham Circuit (Kedarnath and Badrinath)

Best forTravellers with 6–7 days who want the two most-visited dhams

StrengthsShorter drives; easier pacing; lower cost than the full circuit

Trade-offsMisses Yamunotri and Gangotri; still involves the 16 km Kedarnath trek

Kedarnath Only

Best forPilgrims with 4–5 days or limited mobility

StrengthsFocused darshan; helicopter option reduces trekking; easy to combine with Rishikesh

Trade-offsNo other dhams; helicopter seats are weather-dependent and cost extra

Hill Stations and Corbett

Best forFamilies and wildlife travellers not seeking pilgrimage

StrengthsNainital, Mussoorie and Jim Corbett offer boating, walks and safaris; lower altitude

Trade-offsNo Char Dham darshan; safari permits and zones must be booked separately

Before you travel

Practical Tips for the Char Dham Road Circuit

Carry valid photo ID for every traveller, build a buffer day for weather delays, pack layers for high-altitude nights at Kedarnath and Badrinath, pre-book helicopter seats if needed, and carry cash beyond Uttarkashi and Guptkashi where ATM coverage is limited.

  1. Carry valid photo ID for every traveller

    Hotels in Haridwar, Rishikesh, Barkot, Uttarkashi, Guptkashi, Kedarnath, Badrinath and Rudraprayag require photo ID at check-in. Keep a digital and physical copy of your Aadhaar, PAN or driving licence; no passport or visa is needed for this domestic circuit.

    Documents
  2. Build a buffer day for weather and route delays

    Mountain roads on the Yamunotri, Gangotri and Kedarnath legs can be blocked by rain or landslide debris. A spare day at Guptkashi or Rishikesh reduces the risk of missing a dham due to road closure.

    Planning
  3. Pack layers for high-altitude nights

    Kedarnath and Badrinath are cold at night even in May–June. Carry a fleece, windproof jacket, sturdy shoes for the 6 km Yamunotri and 16 km Kedarnath treks, and a basic first-aid kit with altitude sickness tablets.

    Packing
  4. Pre-book Kedarnath helicopter seats if you need them

    Helicopter services from Guptkashi or Sirsi are regulated and weather-dependent. They are not part of the standard package and cost extra; book early in peak season and keep a road-based trek as a backup plan.

    Transport
  5. Carry cash beyond Uttarkashi and Guptkashi

    ATMs are limited beyond Uttarkashi, Guptkashi and Joshimath, and card acceptance is inconsistent at small hotels and dhabas on the circuit. Carry enough cash for meals, pony charges, porter fees and tips.

    Money
  6. Check temple opening dates before finalising travel

    Char Dham temples open in April–May and close in October–November each year; exact dates are announced by the temple committees. Confirm the 2026 opening and closing dates before booking flights or trains.

    Planning
Avoid these

Common Mistakes and Risks on This Circuit

The most common problems on the char dham road circuit are underestimating driving distances, skipping acclimatisation at Guptkashi before Kedarnath, and travelling in July–August without flexible dates. Each has a practical fix that can be built into your itinerary before departure.

  • Travelling in July–August without flexible dates

    How to avoid itBook in May–June or September–October. If monsoon travel is unavoidable, add two buffer days and check road status daily via the Uttarakhand disaster management portal before each leg.

  • Skipping acclimatisation before the Kedarnath trek

    How to avoid itPlan an overnight at Guptkashi or Sonprayag before the 16 km trek. Rushing from low altitude to Kedarnath in one day increases the risk of altitude sickness.

  • Assuming card payments work throughout the circuit

    How to avoid itCarry sufficient cash from Uttarkashi onwards. ATMs at Guptkashi and Joshimath can run out of cash during peak season; withdraw before leaving Rishikesh or Haridwar.

  • Not confirming temple opening dates for 2026

    How to avoid itChar Dham temples open in April–May and close in October–November; exact dates vary each year. Check official announcements before booking non-refundable travel.

  • Booking helicopter seats without a road backup

    How to avoid itKedarnath helicopter services are weather-dependent and can be cancelled at short notice. Always have a road-based trek plan ready and allow an extra day at Guptkashi.

  • Underestimating the Kedarnath trek distance and gradient

    How to avoid itThe trek from Gaurikund to Kedarnath is 16 km one way at high altitude. Travellers with heart or respiratory conditions should consult a doctor before the trip and consider pony or palki services.

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How to Request This Holiday

To request this char dham road circuit 10 nights package, share your travel dates, departure city and party details with Tripstor. You will receive a custom proposal with confirmed inclusions and pricing, followed by manual confirmation before any booking is made.

  1. Share your dates and departure city

    Tell Tripstor your preferred travel window in 2026 and your departure city: Ahmedabad, Bengaluru, Delhi or Mumbai. The road circuit starts from Haridwar or Rishikesh, so arrival logistics will be planned around your city and preferred mode of travel.

  2. Share your party size and preferences

    Provide the number of adults and children, room-sharing preference, hotel tier (budget, standard or premium), meal basis (CP or MAP) and any mobility or health considerations. This helps Tripstor pace the itinerary and select appropriate accommodation at each stop.

  3. Receive a custom proposal

    Tripstor prepares a personalised itinerary and quote with confirmed inclusions, exclusions and indicative pricing. The approved standard indicative price is ₹50,000 per adult on twin sharing, land only, but your final quote depends on season, vehicle type and hotel availability.

  4. Review and confirm manually

    Review the proposal, request changes, and confirm manually with the Tripstor team. No booking is automatic and hotel or vehicle availability is checked before confirmation. No payment is taken on this page.

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Is the Char Dham road circuit suitable for elderly travellers?

The circuit involves long drives and two significant treks: 6 km at Yamunotri and 16 km at Kedarnath. Elderly travellers can use pony, palki or helicopter services at extra cost, but should consult a doctor first. A Do Dham or Kedarnath-only itinerary may be more comfortable.

What is the price for the Char Dham road circuit 10 nights package?

The approved indicative price is ₹50,000 per adult on twin sharing, land only, with standard 3-star stays on breakfast. This is a starting price, not a confirmed offer. Flights, GST/TCS, insurance, permits and optional entries are excluded and confirmed in your personalised quote.

Which hotels are used on this Uttarakhand 10 night package?

The proposed standard tier uses 3-star hotels on breakfast. Example properties from the Tripstor suggested-stay list include Hotel Alaknanda in Haridwar and Hotel Naini Retreat in Nainital. These are examples subject to availability and are not contracted or confirmed until your quote is finalised.

What is the best month to do the Char Dham road circuit in 2026?

May–June and September–October are the best windows, when the temples are open and mountain roads are most reliable. July–August brings monsoon landslide risk on the Yamunotri and Kedarnath legs, and November–April sees temple closures and winter conditions at high altitude.

How much does the Char Dham road circuit cost for a family of four?

At the approved indicative price of ₹50,000 per adult on twin sharing, a family of four sharing two rooms would start around ₹2,00,000 land only. Children's rates, room configurations and season surcharges are confirmed in your personalised Tripstor quote.

Do I need a permit for the Char Dham road circuit?

No special permit is required for the standard Char Dham road route. Carry valid photo ID such as Aadhaar or a driving licence for hotel check-ins and temple towns. Some restricted border areas beyond Badrinath may require separate permits, which are not part of this package.

How do I reach Haridwar or Rishikesh for this Uttarakhand 10n11d tour?

Haridwar and Rishikesh are connected by rail and road from Delhi, Mumbai, Ahmedabad and Bengaluru. Dehradun's Jolly Grant Airport, roughly 35 km from Rishikesh, is the nearest airport. Flights and train tickets are excluded from the package and should be booked separately.

Can I customise the Char Dham road circuit itinerary?

Yes. Tripstor can adjust hotel tiers, add a buffer day, include helicopter transfers for Kedarnath, or combine the circuit with Nainital, Mussoorie or Jim Corbett. Share your preferences and the team will prepare a personalised proposal for manual confirmation.

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