Char Dham Yatra Package from Ahmedabad
Looking for a Char Dham Yatra package from Ahmedabad that takes care of everything from the first train to the last darshan? This 12 days 11 nights Char Dham tour package from Ahmedabad covers Yamunotri, Gangotri, Kedarnath and Badrinath in the traditional order, with every halt planned in advance. Families, senior citizens and bhajan groups from Gujarat choose our Ahmedabad to Char Dham tour because the schedule is steady, the hotels are verified and the pace never feels rushed. You travel to Delhi, Haridwar or Dehradun by train or flight, and we receive you there. From that point, your 4 Dham Yatra from Ahmedabad continues by road in a private cab with an experienced hill driver. Vegetarian meals, yatra registration help and a support team at each shrine are part of the plan, and Gujarati or Jain food can be arranged on request. Booking a 12 days Char Dham Yatra with us means you focus on prayer while we handle the rest.
Quick Facts
- Tour Duration: 11 Nights / 12 Days (Day 1 covers your transit from Ahmedabad)
- Shrines Covered: Yamunotri, Gangotri, Kedarnath, and Badrinath (Complete Circuit)
- Route Map: Ahmedabad ➔ Delhi ➔ Haridwar ➔ Barkot ➔ Uttarkashi ➔ Guptkashi ➔ Kedarnath ➔ Joshimath ➔ Badrinath ➔ Haridwar ➔ Ahmedabad
- Transport in Uttarakhand: Private AC/Non-AC cab with an experienced hill driver
- Meal Specialty: 100% Pure Vegetarian Breakfast, Lunch, and Dinner (Special Gujarati & Jain meals available on request)
- Pickup & Drop Points: Delhi Airport/Railway Station, Haridwar Station, or Dehradun Airport (Jolly Grant)
- Package Price: Starting from ₹47,500 per person on twin-sharing basis (+ 5% GST)
Trip Highlights
- Help with Ahmedabad to Delhi, Haridwar or Dehradun train and flight tickets, with pickup on arrival
- Darshan of all four dhams in the traditional order: Yamunotri, Gangotri, Kedarnath and Badrinath
- Verified hotels at every halt, with twin-sharing rooms and rooms blocked in advance
- Private cab with an experienced hill driver from start to finish
- Breakfast, lunch and dinner included, all pure vegetarian, with Gujarati and Jain meals on request
- Yatra registration for the entire group, completed before you reach the hills
- Guided stops at Har Ki Pauri, Kashi Vishwanath, Tapt Kund, Mana Village and the Panch Prayag
- Ground team at every shrine to guide you on queues, lockers, and aarti timings
- Slow, senior-friendly pace with a night halt at Guptkashi after Kedarnath
- 24/7 helpline on call and WhatsApp throughout the journey
Char Dham Yatra Itinerary from Ahmedabad: 12 Days Day-wise Plan
Day 01 Ahmedabad to Delhi (overnight train or flight)
Your yatra starts at Ahmedabad. Take the overnight train towards Delhi, or board the Yoga Express from Sabarmati straight to Haridwar if you prefer a direct ride. Pilgrims who like to fly can pick a flight to Delhi or Dehradun. Pack warm clothes in your hand luggage, because the hills turn chilly very quickly. Overnight on the train or in transit.
Day 02 Delhi to Haridwar (about 220 km, 5–7 hours)
Our representative meets you on arrival in Delhi and walks you to the cab. The drive to Haridwar, one of the seven holy cities of Hinduism, takes most of the day. Guests coming by Yoga Express or flying into Dehradun are received directly. After check-in and some rest, head to Har Ki Pauri for the evening Ganga Aarti, when lamps float down the river, and the ghats echo with bells and chants. Overnight stay in Haridwar.
Day 03 Haridwar to Barkot (about 210 km, 7–8 hours)
After breakfast, we leave for Barkot via Dehradun and Mussoorie. If the road and timing allow, there is a short stop at Kempty Falls. Barkot sits beside the Yamuna and serves as the base for tomorrow's Yamunotri darshan. Check in, freshen up, and turn in early. Dinner and overnight stay at Barkot.
Day 04 Barkot to Yamunotri and back (about 45 km drive, 5–6 km trek one way)
An early start, around 4:00 AM, takes you to Janki Chatti, the roadhead. From here, a walk of 5–6 km leads up to Yamunotri Temple at about 3,293 m. Ponies, dolis, and palkis are available at the start for those who prefer not to walk. At the top, take a dip in the warm kund and offer prayers to Goddess Yamuna. Many pilgrims dip a small cloth bag of rice or potatoes in Surya Kund and carry it back as prasad. Walk down to Janki Chatti and drive to Barkot. Dinner and overnight stay.
Day 05 Barkot to Uttarkashi (about 82 km, 3–4 hours)
A shorter and calmer drive today. Uttarkashi is often called the Kashi of the North, and it is the main halt for Gangotri. After lunch and check-in, visit the Kashi Vishwanath Temple, among the oldest Shiva shrines in Garhwal. The evening is free for rest and repacking. Dinner and overnight stay at Uttarkashi.
Day 06 Uttarkashi to Gangotri and back (about 100 km one way)
The day starts between 4:00 and 5:00 AM. The road follows the Bhagirathi and passes Harsil, a quiet village known for its deodar forests. Gangotri, at roughly 3,100 m, can be reached by road, so no trek is needed. Take a dip at the ghat, then visit the Gangotri Temple, which honors Goddess Ganga and the spot where King Bhagirath is said to have meditated. Return to Uttarkashi by evening. Dinner and overnight stay.
Day 07 Uttarkashi to Guptkashi (about 200–210 km, 8–9 hours)
Today is the longest drive of the first half, heading into the Mandakini valley. Stops are planned for tea, lunch, and stretching. Reach Guptkashi by evening, eat light and sleep early, because tomorrow begins in the middle of the night. Dinner and overnight stay at Guptkashi.
Day 08 Guptkashi to Kedarnath (about 30 km drive, 16 km trek one way)
Wake up between 1:00 and 3:00 AM. Drive to Sonprayag, take the shared jeep to Gaurikund, and begin the 16 km climb to Kedarnath at about 3,583 m. Ponies, dolis, and palkis can be hired along the way. Helicopter service from Guptkashi, Phata and Sersi is another option if booked in advance. Kedarnath is one of the twelve Jyotirlingas of Lord Shiva. Mobile phones are not allowed inside the temple premises, so deposit yours at the locker counter before darshan. In the evening, visit the Shankaracharya Samadhi behind the temple and attend the aarti. Overnight at Kedarnath.
Day 09 Kedarnath to Guptkashi (16 km trek down, about 30 km drive)
Wake up around 4:00 AM for morning darshan, then begin the descent to Gaurikund. Take the shared jeep to Sonprayag, where your driver waits, and drive back to Guptkashi. Your knees will thank you for a walking stick on the way down. Dinner and overnight stay at Guptkashi.
Day 10 Guptkashi to Joshimath (about 155 km, 6–7 hours)
The road follows the Alaknanda through Rudraprayag, Karnaprayag and Nandprayag, three of the five sacred river confluences known as the Panch Prayag. Your driver points them out as you pass. Reach Joshimath (also known as Jyotirmath) by afternoon. Withdraw enough cash here, since ATMs further up can run dry. Dinner and overnight stay at Joshimath.
Day 11 Joshimath to Badrinath, Mana Village and back (about 45 km one way)
Drive to Badrinath after breakfast, with a stop at Vishnuprayag, where the Alaknanda meets the Dhauliganga. At Badrinath, bathe in the hot spring at Tapt Kund, then go for darshan at the temple of Lord Badrivishal at about 3,133 m. In the afternoon, visit Mana Village, the last Indian village near the Tibet border. Here you will find Vyas Gufa, Ganesh Gufa, and Bhim Pul, the natural rock bridge over the Saraswati. Return to Joshimath. Dinner and overnight stay.
Day 12 Joshimath to Haridwar (about 276 km, 8–10 hours) and return to Ahmedabad
After breakfast, drive back down the Alaknanda valley. Stop at Devprayag, where the Bhagirathi and Alaknanda join to form the Ganga. By evening, we drop you at Haridwar or Rishikesh for the night. Because the drive from Joshimath takes most of the day, book your return train or flight for the next day. If you prefer to go straight to Delhi, a drop can be arranged on request, though you would arrive late at night. An extra night in Haridwar can be added at extra cost.
Char Dham Yatra Package Price from Ahmedabad
The group package starts at ₹47,500 per person on twin sharing, with 5% GST extra. This covers 11 nights of stay, daily breakfast, lunch and dinner, a private vehicle for the entire route, tolls, parking, fuel, state taxes and yatra registration help. Train or flight tickets between Ahmedabad and Delhi, Haridwar, or Dehradun are not part of the price and are charged at the actual fare if you want us to book them. Pony, doli, palki, porter, and the Kedarnath jeep from Sonprayag to Gaurikund are paid on the spot. Helicopter tickets are separate too. Our pricing stays transparent, so there are no valley-level add-ons.
| Night | Region / Station | Night Halts | Key Attractions & Vibe |
|---|---|---|---|
| Night 1 | Transit | Overnight Train / Flight | Journey from Ahmedabad to Delhi/Haridwar |
| Night 2 | Haridwar | 1 Night | Har Ki Pauri Ganga Aarti & Ghats |
| Night 3-4 | Barkot | 2 Nights | Yamuna Valley, Base for Yamunotri Trek |
| Night 5-6 | Uttarkashi | 2 Nights | Kashi Vishwanath Temple, Base for Gangotri |
| Night 7 | Guptkashi | 1 Night | Mandakini Valley, Base for Kedarnath Yatra |
| Night 8 | Kedarnath | 1 Night | High-altitude Holy Shrine Stay (Top of Hill) |
| Night 9 | Guptkashi | 1 Night | Relaxing night halt post-Kedarnath descent |
| Night 10-11 | Joshimath | 2 Nights | Alaknanda Valley, Base for Badrinath & Mana |
Why Pilgrims from Gujarat Pick a Guided Char Dham Tour
A self-planned Char Dham trip sounds simple until the practical side starts. Valley hotels sell out months ahead, yatra registration has to be in order, and one wrong day plan can cost you a darshan slot. A guided departure removes those risks.
- Rooms are already blocked. Peak-season stays at Barkot, Uttarkashi, Guptkashi and Joshimath are held in advance for our groups.
- No surprise costs on the road. Tolls, parking, fuel, driver allowance, and state taxes are part of the package.
- Drivers who know the mountains. They know which stretches slide in rain and which hours the roads open after repair work.
- Real help at the shrine. Our team shows you where the queue begins, where phones must be deposited, and when the aarti starts.
- Comfortable for elders. The rooms, halts, and rest stops are planned around senior pilgrims and first-timers.
- One point of contact. If a room, vehicle, or pass has an issue, you call us, not a hotel in the hills.
Inclusions & Exclusions
Inclusions
- Pickup from Delhi, Haridwar or Dehradun and drop at Haridwar or Dehradun airport at the end
- Twin-sharing rooms in verified hotels along the route (simple lodging at Kedarnath)
- Breakfast, lunch and dinner, vegetarian only
- Private cab with an experienced driver
- Fuel, tolls, parking, state taxes and driver allowance
- All hotel taxes
- Ground support at all four shrines
- 24/7 helpline on call and WhatsApp during the trip
- Extra attention for senior citizens
Exclusions
- Train or flight fare from and to Ahmedabad
- 5% GST on package cost
- Pony, doli, palki and porter charges at Yamunotri and Kedarnath
- Jeep fare from Sonprayag to Gaurikund
- Helicopter tickets, if you choose them
- Tips, laundry, phone bills and shopping
- Travel or medical insurance
- Extra nights or costs caused by landslides, road closures or bad weather
- Rates may change for festival weeks like Navratri, Dussehra and Diwali, and for long weekends
Things to Do and Places to Visit on the Char Dham Route
Haridwar and Mussoorie
- Watch the Ganga Aarti at Har Ki Pauri, ideally from a spot near the water.
- Take a short evening walk along the ghats and pick up a small diya to float.
- Enjoy the hill views on the Mussoorie stretch while the cab climbs towards Barkot.
Yamunotri
- Dip in the warm water of Surya Kund and prepare the rice or potato prasad.
- Touch the Divya Shila pillar before entering the temple.
- Stop at the tea stalls along the Janki Chatti trail, since a hot cup helps on the climb.
Uttarkashi and Gangotri
- Visit the Kashi Vishwanath Temple in the evening, when the town is peaceful.
- Walk through the deodar forests near Harsil.
- Fill a bottle with Bhagirathi water at Gangotri to carry home.
Guptkashi and Kedarnath
- Visit the Vishwanath and Ardhnarishwar temples if you reach Guptkashi with time left.
- Attend the evening aarti at Kedarnath, then rest early.
- Pay respects at the Shankaracharya Samadhi behind the main temple.
Joshimath and Badrinath
- Bathe at Tapt Kund before darshan at Badrinath.
- Explore Mana Village, Vyas Gufa, Ganesh Gufa and Bhim Pul.
- Stop at Vishnuprayag and Devprayag, two of the Panch Prayag.
How to Reach Char Dham from Ahmedabad
None of the four shrines has an airport or a railway station. You first reach Delhi, Haridwar or Dehradun, and the rest of the journey is by road.
By train: The Yoga Express (19031) is a direct daily train from Sabarmati to Haridwar. It takes roughly a day, leaving around late morning and arriving the following morning. Pilgrims from Vadodara can use the Bandra Terminus–Haridwar Express (19019). If you prefer Delhi, take any Delhi-bound train from Ahmedabad and our cab will carry you to Haridwar, about 220 km and five to seven hours away. Please check the current timetable before booking.
By flight: IndiGo flies from Ahmedabad to Dehradun (Jolly Grant Airport) in around two hours. Haridwar is about an hour from the airport. Flying into Delhi works too, but the road leg to Haridwar adds several hours, so Dehradun saves time for most families.
By road: Ahmedabad to Haridwar is around 1,150 km and takes nearly a full day and night. It is easier to break the drive at Jaipur or Delhi. Once you reach Haridwar, our cab handles the full circuit.
Best Time to Visit Char Dham from Ahmedabad
May to June: Clear weather and open roads, but also the biggest crowds. Book hotels early.
July to mid-September: Monsoon. Landslides and closures are common, so this is not ideal for elders or first-time pilgrims.
Late September to October: Skies are clear, crowds are lighter, and the roads are usually in better shape. Nights at Kedarnath and Badrinath are cold, so pack warm clothes.
Yatra Registration and Documents
Registration is compulsory for every pilgrim and is free on the official Uttarakhand Tourism portal. You receive a QR-coded yatra slip that is checked at checkpoints and at the shrines. We complete the registration for the whole group once you send us your photo ID. Carry Aadhaar or another photo ID, a printed registration slip, passport-size photos, and any medical papers. Pilgrims with heart, BP, or breathing problems should get a doctor's clearance before traveling.
What to Pack
- Thermal wear, sweater, jacket, cap and gloves, even in May and June
- Raincoat or poncho and grippy walking shoes
- Your regular medicines, plus basics for headache, cold and stomach upset
- Printed registration slip, ID, some cash, a torch and a power bank
- A walking stick for the Kedarnath descent
How to Book Your Char Dham Tour Package from Ahmedabad
- Pick your dates. Share your preferred month and group size. We confirm which departures still have rooms.
- Send ID copies. A clear photo ID for every traveler is needed to finish registration.
- Pay the booking amount. Pay only to our verified company account or UPI, and never to a personal number. A receipt follows immediately.
- Receive your confirmation voucher. It carries the departure date, hotel plan, pickup details, and your group leader's number.
- Clear the balance before departure. After that, only packing is left.
- For seniors: book four to six weeks ahead if you can, so you get better room choices and time for a medical check-up.
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