Uttarakhand Tour Packages

Embark on a sacred Himalayan pilgrimage with our Chardham Yatra Tour Package, taking you through the four revered shrines of Yamunotri, Gangotri, Kedarnath, and Badrinath. This spiritually enriching journey through the Garhwal Himalayas offers breathtaking landscapes, serene riverbanks, ancient temples, and divine blessings. Ideal for pilgrims and peace seekers alike, this yatra promises a comfortable, safe, and transformative experience in God's own country.

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All Uttarakhand Tour Packages

Chardham Yatra Tour Package: Sacred Himalayan Pilgrimage

📅11D/10N

HaridwarBarkot+7

₹42,999₹49,999Per Adult on twin sharing basis

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Mussoorie to Nainital: 7 Days Uttarakhand Tour Package

📅7D/6N

MussoorieDhanaulti+3

₹35,000₹56,000Per Adult on twin sharing basis

Hill StationWildlife

Kedarnath Temple Tour Guide

📅6D/5N

HaridwarSonprayag+3

₹27,000₹35,100Per Adult on twin sharing basis

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Kedarkantha Tour Package: 5-Day Trek Escape

📅5D/4N

DehradunSankri+2

₹10,500₹11,970Per Adult on twin sharing basis

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Frequently Asked Questions

Best Time to Visit

May to June – Peak season, pleasant weather, all routes open.
September to October – Post-monsoon, clear skies, fewer crowds.
November to April – Winter season, Kedarnath & Badrinath closed due to heavy snow.
July to August – Monsoon season, landslides possible, trekking challenging.
Kedarnath Temple opens in April/May and closes in October/November.

Climate & Clothing

Summer (May-June): 15°C to 25°C – Light woolens, comfortable cottons.
Winter (Nov-Apr): -5°C to 10°C – Heavy woolens, thermal inners, down jacket, gloves, monkey cap.
Monsoon (Jul-Sep): 10°C to 20°C – Raincoat, umbrella, waterproof shoes.
Sturdy trekking shoes with good grip are essential for Yamunotri & Kedarnath treks.
Carry multiple layers – temperature drops significantly at higher altitudes.

Trekking Information

Yamunotri Trek: 5-6 km one way, 4-5 hours, moderate difficulty.
Kedarnath Trek: 14 km one way, 6-8 hours, moderate to difficult.
Ponies, palanquins, and dolly services available at additional cost.
Start treks early morning to avoid afternoon weather changes.
Carry water, energy bars, dry fruits, and basic medications.
Hire licensed guides for better experience and safety.

Connectivity

Haridwar, Rishikesh, Dehradun have excellent 4G coverage.
Barkot, Uttarkashi, Guptkashi have decent mobile network (BSNL/Airtel).
Kedarnath and Yamunotri have very limited/no network.
Badrinath has BSNL connectivity.
Inform family and friends about limited connectivity in advance.
Offline maps are highly recommended.

Food & Water

Uttarakhand cuisine is simple and sattvic, especially near temples.
Must-try: Aloo ke Gutke, Phaanu, Kafuli, Chainsoo, Bal Mithai, Singhauri.
Stick to bottled or filtered water throughout the yatra.
Vegetarian-only food in pilgrimage areas – no alcohol/non-veg near temples.
Eat at recommended or hygienic restaurants and hotel dining areas.

Cultural Etiquette

Respect local traditions and temple customs.
Dress modestly – cover shoulders and knees, avoid revealing clothes.
Remove shoes before entering temple premises.
Photography is prohibited inside most temples.
Avoid public display of affection near religious sites.
Maintain silence and discipline during aarti ceremonies.

Health Precautions

Carry motion sickness tablets for winding mountain roads.
High-altitude acclimatization is essential – take it slow on trek days.
Basic medical kit: pain relievers, antiseptic, bandages, ORS, Diamox (after consulting doctor).
Carry personal medications for at least 10-12 days.
Oxygen levels drop at Kedarnath (11,755 ft) and Badrinath (10,279 ft).
Travel insurance is strongly recommended.

Local Laws

Consumption of alcohol and meat is strictly prohibited in Haridwar, Rishikesh, Badrinath, and Kedarnath.
Smoking is banned in public places.
Avoid plastic use near rivers and forest zones – carry reusable bottles.
Respect wildlife and forest regulations.
Follow temple entry timings and dress codes strictly.

Eco-Responsibility

Uttarakhand's fragile Himalayan ecosystems need your care.
Say no to plastic – carry reusable water bottles and bags.
Do not litter on treks, temple routes, or river ghats.
Keep Ganga and its tributaries clean – do not offer plastic-wrapped items.
Take only memories, leave only footprints.
Respect the 'Clean Yatra' mission of the Uttarakhand government.

Packing Essentials

Sturdy waterproof trekking shoes
Warm clothing (layers, fleece, down jacket)
Raincoat/poncho (monsoon season)
Torch/headlamp with extra batteries
Power bank (frequent power cuts in remote areas)
Sunscreen, sunglasses, lip balm
Personal medications and first aid kit
Water bottle (preferably insulated)
Snacks, energy bars, dry fruits, chocolates
Valid ID proof
Pooja samagri (if offering special prayers)
Camera with extra batteries
Walking stick (available locally)

Emergency Numbers

Police: 100
Ambulance: 102/108
Disaster Management: 1070
Haridwar Police: 01334-224521
Uttarkashi Police: 01374-222233
Rudraprayag Police: 01364-233233
Chamoli Police: 01372-252233
GMVN Tourist Helpline: 1800-180-1515
Kedarnath Temple Committee: 01388-233002
Badrinath Temple Committee: 01381-222206