Char Dham Yatra – 9 Nights 10 Days Detailed Itinerary
Your day-by-day Char Dham Yatra itinerary from Mumbai — thoughtfully paced to cover all four sacred dhams across 10 spiritually fulfilling days.
1
Haridwar – Barkot (Drive: 210 Km / 7–8 Hours)
Your Char Dham Yatra Tour Package from Mumbai begins in Haridwar, the traditional gateway to the Himalayan dhams and the natural starting point for pilgrims travelling from Mumbai by train or flight. Our representative will receive you at Haridwar Railway Station or Airport with a warm welcome and assist you to your vehicle for the onward journey.
After a brief orientation, you set off on the scenic 210-km drive towards Barkot, a peaceful hill town that serves as the base for the Yamunotri visit. The route takes you through Dehradun, Uttarakhand's capital, and the charming hill station of Mussoorie, where short tea breaks and photo stops can be made as you transition from the plains into the lower Himalayas. The road gradually narrows and climbs, with forests replacing the city landscape, rivers appearing alongside the highway, and the air growing noticeably cooler and fresher as you gain altitude.
By the time you arrive in Barkot, you'll already feel the spiritual and natural character of the Chardham route. Check in to your hotel, freshen up, and enjoy a warm dinner before an early night — the next day's Yamunotri visit begins early and requires a good night's rest. This first day, while primarily a travel day, sets the tone for the entire yatra and gives you a sense of the remarkable landscape you will journey through over the coming days.
- →Welcome reception at Haridwar Railway Station / Airport
- →Begin 210-km scenic drive towards Barkot
- →Drive via Dehradun — Uttarakhand's capital
- →Pass through the hill station of Mussoorie with optional short stops
- →Mountain views, rivers, valleys and changing terrain en route
- →Gradual ascent into the lower Himalayan foothills
- →Hotel check-in in Barkot
- →Dinner at hotel and early rest before Yamunotri day
- →Overnight stay at hotel in Barkot

2
Barkot – Yamunotri – Barkot
The second day of your char dham yatra package from Mumbai is dedicated entirely to Yamunotri, the first and most westerly of the four sacred dhams, and one of the most spiritually significant temple sites in the Garhwal Himalayas. An early morning departure from Barkot is essential, as the day involves both a drive and a trek, and returning to Barkot before dark requires good time management.
Your vehicle takes you to Janki Chatti, the road-end point and the official base camp for the Yamunotri pilgrimage. From here, a well-marked 6-km uphill trek begins through a landscape of mountain streams, forested ridges, and a steady stream of fellow pilgrims creating a vibrant spiritual atmosphere along the way. The trail is manageable for most travellers in reasonable health, but for those who prefer assistance — particularly those seeking a char dham yatra package from Mumbai for senior citizens — pony, palki, and doli services are readily available along the route at an additional cost.
On reaching Yamunotri, you will first visit Surya Kund, a natural boiling hot water spring where pilgrims traditionally cook rice and potatoes in the naturally heated water as a prasad offering. Next, offer prayers at the sacred Divya Shila — a rock pillar that pilgrims worship before proceeding to the main temple — before entering the Yamunotri Temple for darshan of Goddess Yamuna. The goddess is revered as the sacred source of the Yamuna River and the daughter of the Sun God Surya. After a peaceful and heartfelt darshan and time spent soaking in the spiritual atmosphere, you begin your return trek to Janki Chatti. From there, your vehicle drives you back to Barkot for dinner and an overnight stay, completing the first dham of your chardham yatra from Mumbai.
- →Early morning departure from Barkot hotel
- →Drive to Janki Chatti — base point for the Yamunotri trek
- →Pony / palki / doli available at additional cost (senior citizen friendly)
- →Visit Surya Kund — natural hot water spring
- →Prayers at Divya Shila before temple entry
- →Yamunotri Temple darshan — First Dham of Chardham Yatra complete
- →Spend time in the spiritual atmosphere of the temple complex
- →Return 6 km trek to Janki Chatti
- →Drive back to Barkot — dinner and overnight stay

3
Barkot – Uttarkashi (Drive: 100 Km / 4 Hours)
The third day offers a gentler, more relaxed pace compared to the previous day's trek. After breakfast at your Barkot hotel, you check out and begin the approximately 100-km, 4-hour drive to Uttarkashi, an important pilgrimage town situated on the banks of the holy Bhagirathi River in the Garhwal Himalayan valley.
The drive to Uttarkashi is scenic and relatively unhurried, passing through mountain roads lined with dense forests, small villages, and riverside stretches that make the journey calm and meditative. The gradual descent from the upper hills into the Bhagirathi valley reveals a different aspect of Uttarakhand's landscape — wide river banks, forested slopes, and the quiet of a less-travelled route.
On arrival in Uttarkashi, you will visit the Kashi Vishwanath Temple, a revered Lord Shiva temple that holds special significance on the Chardham route and is an important addition to any well-planned char dham trip package. The town's riverside setting, gentle pace, and spiritual atmosphere make it an ideal resting point. Spend some time walking by the Bhagirathi River, taking in the cool mountain air and the sound of the flowing water before returning to your hotel for dinner. This evening's rest is an important part of the yatra — tomorrow is a long, round-trip day to Gangotri.
- →Breakfast at Barkot hotel and check-out
- →Scenic 100-km drive to Uttarkashi
- →Mountain roads through forests and small villages
- →Bhagirathi River views along the route
- →Arrive in Uttarkashi — hotel check-in
- →Visit Kashi Vishwanath Temple — revered Lord Shiva shrine
- →Evening stroll along the Bhagirathi River
- →Quiet, relaxed evening in Uttarkashi
- →Dinner at hotel and overnight stay in Uttarkashi

4
Uttarkashi – Gangotri – Uttarkashi (200 Km Round Trip)
Day four takes you to Gangotri, the second dham of the Chardham Yatra, and the sacred origin point of the holy River Ganga. An early breakfast is essential, as the round trip covers approximately 200 km and includes time for darshan, making it a full travel day. The drive from Uttarkashi to Gangotri is one of the most scenic stretches of the entire yatra, following the Bhagirathi River upstream through an ever-narrowing valley as the terrain becomes more rugged and dramatically Himalayan.
Throughout the drive, pine forests replace the mixed woodland of the lower hills, the river runs faster and more powerfully beside you, and the mountain peaks become increasingly visible on clear days. Natural viewpoints and river-side stretches offer opportunities for short breaks and photographs, and the steadily rising altitude adds a sense of anticipation as you approach one of India's most sacred river sources. The atmosphere around Gangotri town itself is simple, spiritual, and unhurried — a marked contrast to many other pilgrimage destinations.
Upon reaching Gangotri, you will visit the Gangotri Temple — a stately white structure dedicated to Goddess Ganga — and spend time offering prayers and completing darshan. Many pilgrims also choose to take a holy dip in the Bhagirathi River near the temple, which, at this altitude, flows icy cold and crystal clear directly from the Gangotri Glacier above. After completing your visit, the drive back to Uttarkashi follows the same breathtaking route, giving you a second opportunity to enjoy the river valley scenery before returning for dinner and an overnight rest.
- →Early breakfast and departure from Uttarkashi
- →100-km scenic drive to Gangotri along the Bhagirathi River
- →Pine forests, Himalayan peaks and river valleys en route
- →Natural viewpoints and short photo stops along the way
- →Gangotri Temple darshan — Second Dham of Chardham Yatra complete
- →Optional holy dip in the Bhagirathi River (icy cold, crystal clear)
- →Time for prayers and quiet reflection at the temple
- →Return 100-km drive to Uttarkashi through the same scenic valley
- →Dinner at hotel and overnight stay in Uttarkashi

5
Uttarkashi – Guptkashi / Sitapur (Drive: 230 Km / 8–9 Hours)
Day five is one of the longer travel days of the entire yatra, covering approximately 230 km over 8 to 9 hours as you journey from Uttarkashi towards Guptkashi or Sitapur — the base town for the Kedarnath visit. Though the day is primarily a transit day, the route through the Uttarakhand Himalayas is consistently beautiful, and the drive never feels monotonous.
As you leave Uttarkashi and head south before turning eastward towards Kedarnath, the route passes through mountain roads, river valleys, small pilgrim towns, and forested stretches. A key highlight along the way is the Tehri Dam, one of Asia's largest and India's tallest dam, which appears dramatically across the Bhilangana and Bhagirathi river confluence — the scale and setting are impressive and well worth a brief stop to take in the view.
As you approach Guptkashi or Sitapur, the pilgrim atmosphere visibly intensifies, with groups of yatris, horses, and the general bustle of a Kedarnath base camp town surrounding you. This area acts as the main staging point for the Kedarnath segment of the yatra, and arriving here in the evening gives you the chance to settle in, rest properly, and prepare mentally and physically for the next day's demanding and spiritually powerful Kedarnath trek.
- →Breakfast at Uttarkashi hotel and check-out
- →Begin long 230-km drive towards Guptkashi / Sitapur
- →Mountain roads through forests, valleys and small pilgrim towns
- →Tehri Dam viewpoint stop — one of Asia's largest dams
- →Views of Bhilangana and Bhagirathi river confluence
- →Changing landscape through Himalayan terrain all day
- →Intensifying pilgrim atmosphere as you approach Kedarnath base area
- →Arrive Guptkashi / Sitapur — hotel check-in by evening
- →Dinner at hotel and overnight stay — rest before Kedarnath

6
Guptkashi – Kedarnath (Trek: 16 Km)
Day six is the spiritual centrepiece of your Char Dham Yatra Tour Package from Mumbai — the visit to Kedarnath, one of the most revered Jyotirlingas and the third dham of the pilgrimage. An early morning departure is essential, as the day involves both a drive and a 16-km trek, and the goal is to reach Kedarnath with enough time for a comfortable darshan and overnight stay.
Your vehicle takes you from Guptkashi to Gaurikund, the road-end point and the official base for the Kedarnath trek. The drive itself is scenic, following the Mandakini River through the Mandakini valley. From Gaurikund, the 16-km uphill trek to Kedarnath begins on a well-organized pilgrim trail with resting points, basic food stalls, and medical facilities at regular intervals. The trail climbs through dense forests in the lower section before giving way to open meadows, mountain streams, and increasingly dramatic mountain views as you gain altitude.
For those who prefer not to trek — particularly those on a char dham yatra package for senior citizens from Mumbai — pony, palki, and helicopter services are available from Gaurikund at an additional cost. As you approach the top, the air thins, the temperature drops, and the sheer scale of the snow-covered Himalayan peaks surrounding Kedarnath creates an atmosphere of awe and deep spiritual intensity. Upon reaching the temple area, you will check into your accommodation, refresh, and then proceed for darshan at the Kedarnath Temple — an ancient stone shrine set against a backdrop of the Kedarnath peak and the Chorabari Glacier. The experience of standing before this shrine after the long trek is considered by most pilgrims to be the most moving moment of the entire chardham yatra.
- →Early morning departure from Guptkashi
- →Drive to Gaurikund — base point for Kedarnath trek
- →Mandakini River views along the drive
- →Begin 16-km uphill trek from Gaurikund
- →Well-organized pilgrim trail with resting points and food stalls
- →Forested lower section giving way to open Himalayan meadows
- →Pony / palki / helicopter options available (additional cost)
- →Thin air, snow-capped peaks and dramatic Himalayan scenery near the top
- →Arrive Kedarnath — hotel / accommodation check-in
- →Kedarnath Temple darshan — Third Dham of Chardham Yatra complete
- →Overnight stay near the Kedarnath Temple

7
Kedarnath – Guptkashi / Sitapur (Trek: 16 Km Down)
Day seven begins with an early morning darshan at the Kedarnath Temple — one of the most serene and spiritually powerful experiences of the entire yatra. In the early hours, before the main crowds of the day arrive, the temple atmosphere is remarkably quiet and contemplative, with the sound of bells, the scent of incense, and the sight of the ancient shrine framed against snow-covered peaks creating a deeply moving spiritual setting.
After completing morning darshan and spending some additional time absorbing the atmosphere of Kedarnath, you begin the 16-km descent back to Gaurikund. While the descent is physically easier than the climb, it still requires a steady pace and careful footing on the mountain trail. Pony and palki services are available for those who need assistance on the way down. The descent offers a different perspective on the scenery you ascended through the previous day, and the gradual return to lower altitude brings a sense of completion to the Kedarnath segment of the yatra.
From Gaurikund, your vehicle awaits to take you back to your hotel in Guptkashi or Sitapur, where you can check in, take a warm shower, and rest properly after two of the most demanding and rewarding days of the entire Char Dham trip. The evening is dedicated to rest and recovery, and dinner at the hotel marks the transition towards the final segment of the yatra — the journey to Badrinath.
- →Early morning Kedarnath Temple darshan — peaceful and uncrowded
- →Time for prayer and reflection at the sacred shrine
- →Begin 16-km descent from Kedarnath to Gaurikund
- →Pony / palki available for descent (additional cost)
- →Changing mountain scenery on the return trek
- →Reach Gaurikund and board vehicle for Guptkashi
- →Drive back to Guptkashi / Sitapur hotel
- →Check-in, warm shower and rest after the Kedarnath segment
- →Dinner at hotel and overnight stay

8
Guptkashi – Badrinath (Drive: 190 Km / 7–8 Hours)
The eighth day marks the final stretch of the Chardham Yatra as you travel towards Badrinath — the last and most sacred dham, dedicated to Lord Vishnu. After breakfast at your hotel in Guptkashi, you check out and begin the long but stunning 190-km drive through some of the most beautiful Himalayan terrain in Uttarakhand.
The route takes you through river valleys, mountain passes, and high-altitude landscapes, including notable stops at Vishnuprayag — the confluence of the Alaknanda and Dhauliganga rivers — and Nandprayag — the confluence of the Alaknanda and Nandakini rivers. These Panch Prayag confluences are sacred in their own right and add a rich spiritual and natural dimension to what might otherwise be just a long travel day. The changing altitude and landscape as you approach Badrinath — wider valleys giving way to rockier terrain, sparser vegetation, and the first glimpses of high Himalayan peaks — creates a sense of sacred anticipation.
On arrival in Badrinath, you check into your hotel and, after freshening up, proceed for darshan at the Badrinath Temple — a brightly coloured, intricately carved shrine surrounded by the stark beauty of the high Himalayan landscape. The temple, dedicated to Badrinarayan (Lord Vishnu), is one of the 108 Divya Desams and one of the most important pilgrimage sites in all of Hinduism. Completing darshan here marks the culmination of your Chardham Darshan — a moment of deep spiritual accomplishment for every pilgrim on this journey.
- →Breakfast at Guptkashi hotel and check-out
- →Begin 190-km scenic drive to Badrinath
- →Stop at Vishnuprayag — Alaknanda & Dhauliganga confluence
- →Stop at Nandprayag — Alaknanda & Nandakini confluence
- →High-altitude Himalayan landscape and mountain views
- →Arrive Badrinath — hotel check-in
- →Freshen up before temple visit
- →Badrinath Temple darshan — Fourth & Final Dham complete
- →Short stroll around temple area and local market
- →Dinner at hotel and overnight stay in Badrinath

9
Badrinath – Rudraprayag / Joshimath (Drive: 190 Km / 6–7 Hours)
Day nine begins with a final morning darshan at the Badrinath Temple — the most auspicious and meaningful temple visit of the entire yatra. The early morning atmosphere at Badrinath is especially calm and spiritual, with the temple opening prayers, the sound of bells, and the first light of dawn illuminating the surrounding peaks creating a setting that stays with pilgrims long after they have returned home.
If time and your plan permit, you may also visit Mana Village, located just 3 km from Badrinath and known as the last inhabited village of India before the Indo-Tibet border. Mana Village carries its own layer of mythological significance — it is believed to be the place where the Pandavas passed on their journey to heaven, and it is home to the cave of Vyas Rishi, where the Mahabharata is said to have been dictated, as well as the Saraswati River, which is believed to originate and disappear here. A short visit to Mana adds a unique cultural and spiritual dimension to your char dham tour from Mumbai.
After completing the morning visits, you begin the drive towards Rudraprayag or Joshimath, covering approximately 190 km. The return journey through the Himalayan landscape has a reflective quality to it — the rush and anticipation of reaching each dham is replaced by a quieter sense of completion and gratitude. The route passes through beautiful mountain scenery and river valleys, and the evening's arrival at Rudraprayag or Joshimath marks the gentle beginning of the return journey homeward.
- →Early morning final Badrinath Temple darshan
- →Dawn atmosphere — bells, prayers and Himalayan sunrise
- →Optional visit to Mana Village — last village of India
- →Vyas Cave, Saraswati River and Pandava mythology at Mana
- →Begin 190-km return drive to Rudraprayag / Joshimath
- →Reflective drive through Himalayan river valleys
- →Mountain views and scenic river stretches throughout the drive
- →Arrive Rudraprayag / Joshimath — hotel check-in
- →Dinner at hotel and overnight stay

10
Rudraprayag – Haridwar — Journey Ends
The final day of your Char Dham Yatra Tour Package from Mumbai brings a mix of reflection, gratitude, and the quiet satisfaction of having completed one of Hinduism's most significant pilgrimages. After breakfast at your hotel in Rudraprayag, you check out and begin the final drive back to Haridwar, where the yatra began ten days ago.
The drive descends gradually from the Himalayan hills back to the plains, passing through familiar mountain roads, forested stretches, and riverside landscapes. As the terrain flattens and the heat of the plains returns, there is a sense of transition — from the sacred, high-altitude world of the Chardham to the everyday world waiting back home in Mumbai. Many pilgrims use this final drive for quiet reflection, prayer, or simply looking out at the Himalayan landscape one last time before the mountains give way to the plains.
On arrival in Haridwar, our representative will assist you with your onward journey — drop-off at Haridwar Railway Station or Airport, from where you will connect to your train or flight back to Mumbai. Your Char Dham Yatra from Mumbai is complete — 10 days, 4 sacred dhams, and an experience that, for most pilgrims, becomes one of the most meaningful journeys of their lives.
- →Breakfast at Rudraprayag hotel and check-out
- →Begin return drive from Rudraprayag to Haridwar
- →Gradual descent from Himalayan hills to the plains
- →Mountain views, forested roads and river valley scenery
- →Reflective final leg of the Chardham Yatra journey
- →Arrive Haridwar — 10-day yatra complete
- →Drop at Haridwar Railway Station / Airport
- →Onward journey back to Mumbai — Char Dham Yatra from Mumbai complete

Chardham Yatra Package from mumbai — Inclusions & Exclusions
Everything that's covered in your 9 Nights 10 Days Char Dham Yatra Tour Package from Mumbai — and what's not, so there are no surprises.
✔ What's Included
- ✔9 Nights Hotel Accommodation (Barkot x2, Uttarkashi x2, Guptkashi x1, Kedarnath x1, Guptkashi x1, Badrinath x1, Rudraprayag x1)
- ✔Daily Breakfast & Dinner at Hotel
- ✔Haridwar Pick-up & Drop (Railway Station / Airport)
- ✔All Inter-city Transfers by Private/Group Vehicle
- ✔Drive via Dehradun & Mussoorie to Barkot
- ✔Yamunotri: Drive to Janki Chatti + 6 km Trek
- ✔Gangotri Temple Visit & Drive (Uttarkashi–Gangotri–Uttarkashi)
- ✔Kashi Vishwanath Temple Visit, Uttarkashi
- ✔Tehri Dam View en Route
- ✔Kedarnath: Drive to Gaurikund + 16 km Trek
- ✔Badrinath Temple Darshan
- ✔Vishnuprayag & Nandprayag Confluence Stops
- ✔All Applicable Taxes on Inclusions
- ✔Instant Confirmation Voucher
✘ Not Included
- ✘Train / Flight from Mumbai to Haridwar and back
- ✘Lunch (unless specifically mentioned)
- ✘Travel Insurance (strongly recommended)
- ✘Pony / Palki / Doli / Helicopter at Yamunotri or Kedarnath (payable on spot)
- ✘Personal Expenses, Shopping & Tips
- ✘Entry Fees at Temples & Monuments (if applicable)
- ✘Mana Village visit (if not included in plan)
- ✘Holy dip at Gangotri / Yamunotri (personal)
- ✘Any Optional Adventure Activities
- ✘Any items or activities not explicitly listed under inclusions
- ✘Personal expenses, tips, camera fees and anything not specifically mentioned under Inclusions
Why Choose This Char Dham Yatra Package from Mumbai?
A well-planned 9 Nights 10 Days schedule with built-in rest days is the easiest way to complete all four dhams without exhausting yourself along the way — here's why pilgrims keep choosing us.

All 4 Dhams in One Package
Yamunotri, Gangotri, Kedarnath, and Badrinath, all covered in the correct traditional order in a single 9N/10D char dham yatra package from Mumbai.

Senior Citizen Friendly
The itinerary is designed with manageable daily schedules, pony/palki/helicopter assistance options at Yamunotri and Kedarnath, and comfortable hotel stays throughout.

Complete Ground Support
Professional escorts, hotel coordination, drive assistance, and on-ground guidance for the full duration of the yatra.

Flexible Departure from Mumbai
travel by train, flight, or road; we coordinate your arrival at Haridwar and take care of everything from there for a seamless Mumbai to Char Dham Yatra experience.

Comfortable Private Transfers
all inter-city drives across the Uttarakhand Himalayan region are by private vehicle, ensuring comfort and flexibility at every stage of the char dham tour from Mumbai.

Instant Confirmation
transparent pricing with no hidden charges, and a confirmation voucher delivered instantly via WhatsApp and email.

24/7 Gujarati-Speaking Support
round-the-clock assistance throughout the yatra from a team that understands what Gujarati and Maharashtrian pilgrims need on the Chardham route.
Char Dham Yatra Tour Package from Mumbai — Experience Highlights
Every moment of your 9 Nights 10 Days Char Dham Yatra is planned for comfort, safety, and spiritual fulfilment. Here is everything you will experience:

Haridwar Pick-up & Drop
welcome reception and farewell transfer at Haridwar Railway Station / Airport included.

Scenic Drive via Dehradun & Mussoorie
the journey from Haridwar to Barkot passes through the beautiful hill town of Mussoorie, offering a gentle introduction to the Himalayan landscape.

Yamunotri Dham
the first dham of the yatra, reached via a 6 km trek from Janki Chatti or with pony/palki/doli assistance.

Surya Kund Hot Spring & Divya Shila
visit the natural hot water spring and offer prayers at the sacred Divya Shila pillar before entering the Yamunotri Temple.

Yamunotri Temple Darshan
receive blessings at the temple dedicated to Goddess Yamuna, the source of the holy Yamuna River.

Kashi Vishwanath Temple, Uttarkashi
visit this revered Lord Shiva temple en route to Gangotri.

Bhagirathi Riverside, Uttarkashi
spend a quiet evening by the holy Bhagirathi River in the serene town of Uttarkashi.

Gangotri Dham
the origin of the holy River Ganga; visit the Gangotri Temple and take an optional holy dip in the Bhagirathi River.

Scenic Gangotri Drive
the route from Uttarkashi to Gangotri follows the Bhagirathi River through pine forests and Himalayan valley landscapes.

Tehri Dam
a notable landmark on the route from Uttarkashi to Guptkashi, offering impressive views of one of Asia's largest dams.

Kedarnath Dham
the most demanding and spiritually powerful dham; reached via a 16 km trek from Gaurikund or by pony/palki/helicopter.

Kedarnath Temple Darshan
receive blessings at one of the 12 Jyotirlingas, dedicated to Lord Shiva, amidst a backdrop of snow-capped Himalayan peaks.

Morning Kedarnath Darshan
an early morning temple visit before the descent, offering a peaceful and less crowded spiritual experience.

Vishnuprayag & Nandprayag Confluences
brief stops at these beautiful river confluences on the drive from Guptkashi to Badrinath.

Badrinath Dham
the final and most sacred dham, dedicated to Lord Vishnu; the culmination of the Chardham Yatra.

Badrinath Temple Darshan
visit the main temple and complete your Chardham Darshan with prayers and blessings.

Mana Village
optional visit to the last village of India near the Indo-Tibet border, located just 3 km from Badrinath.

Comfortable Hotel Stays
well-maintained hotels at Barkot, Uttarkashi, Guptkashi/Sitapur, Kedarnath, Rudraprayag/Joshimath, and Badrinath throughout the yatra.
Chardham Yatra Tour Package from Mumbai — Choose Your Style
Both options cover the same 9 Nights 10 Days Char Dham Yatra itinerary from Mumbai. Pick the option that suits your group.
Char Dham Yatra Tour Package from Mumbai
9 Nights / 10 Days · Private Transfers · Family & Group Friendly- ✔Hotel Stays across Barkot, Uttarkashi, Guptkashi, Kedarnath & Badrinat
- ✔Private Vehicle for All Inter-city Transfers
- ✔Haridwar Pick-up & Drop (Railway Station / Airport)
- ✔All 4 Dhams: Yamunotri, Gangotri, Kedarnath & Badrinath
- ✔On-ground Escort & Pilgrim Support Throughout
- ✔Instant Confirmation
Char Dham Group Tour Package from Mumbai
9 Nights / 10 Days · Group Departures · Senior Citizen Friendly- ✔Group-Friendly Hotel Stays Across All Dham Locations
- ✔Spacious Vehicle for Group Sightseeing & Transfers
- ✔Haridwar Pick-up & Drop for the Whole Group
- ✔All 4 Dhams: Yamunotri, Gangotri, Kedarnath & Badrinath
- ✔Pony / Palki / Helicopter Options Available (Additional Cost)
- ✔Best Per-Person Value for Families & Large Groups
* Price per person on twin sharing. Train / flight from Mumbai to Haridwar and back are additional. Enquire on WhatsApp for best availability and custom pricing.
Dubai Jain Package – Quick Facts

Total Duration
9 Nights / 10 Days

Dhams Covered
Yamunotri, Gangotri, Kedarnath, Badrinath

Best Suited For
Families, Groups & Senior Citizens

Starting Point/Ending Point
Haridwar (Railway Station / Airport)

Transfers
Private / Group Vehicle (All Days)

Trek Assistance
Pony / Palki / Doli / Helicopter (Additional Cost)

Departure Cities
Mumbai (by Train or Flight to Haridwar)

Booking Fee
No Hidden Charges
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Important Information Before You Book Your Char Dham Yatra Package from Mumbai
- 1 Train or flight tickets from Mumbai to Haridwar and from Haridwar back to Mumbai are not included in the package price. Our team can assist with bookings — request a complete quote with travel included. The Haridwar Express from Mumbai CST is one of the most popular options for a char dham yatra package from Mumbai by train
- 2 The Chardham Yatra route typically opens in late April / early May (Akshaya Tritiya) and closes by Diwali (October/November). We confirm exact opening and closing dates each season and schedule your trip accordingly.
- 3 Physical fitness matters — the Yamunotri trek is 6 km each way, and the Kedarnath trek is 16 km each way. Both are doable for most travellers in reasonable health with proper pacing, hydration, and appropriate clothing. Pony, palki, and helicopter alternatives are available at additional cost for senior citizens or those with health concerns.
- 4 Altitude sickness is a real risk at Kedarnath (3,583 m) and Badrinath (3,133 m). Acclimatise gradually, stay hydrated, avoid alcohol, and inform our escort if you feel unwell at any point.
- 5 Weather in the Himalayas can change rapidly. Rain, landslides, or snow can occasionally delay travel — our team monitors conditions and adjusts the schedule accordingly for safety.
- 6 This package works equally well as a char dham yatra tour package for families, groups of pilgrims, and senior citizens. Let us know your group composition and any health considerations so we can plan appropriately.
- 6 Customisation is available — extend your stay at any dham, add helicopter services, upgrade hotel category, or include additional temples. Contact us on WhatsApp for a personalised Char Dham Yatra itinerary from Mumbai.
Char Dham Yatra Tour Package from Mumbai – Complete Guide
What Is the Char Dham Yatra Tour Package from Mumbai?
The Char Dham Yatra Tour Package from Mumbai by GujjuTours is a complete 9 Nights 10 Days pilgrimage itinerary covering all four sacred dhams — Yamunotri, Gangotri, Kedarnath, and Badrinath — in the traditional order. Designed for families, groups, and senior citizens travelling from Mumbai, it handles all logistics from your arrival in Haridwar to your departure, allowing you to focus entirely on the spiritual experience of chardham yatra from Mumbai.
How to Travel from Mumbai to Char Dham Yatra?
The most popular options for a mumbai to char dham yatra are: (1) Train from Mumbai CST / LTT to Haridwar — the Haridwar Express is the most direct option for a char dham yatra package from Mumbai by train; (2) Flight from Mumbai to Dehradun — a 2-hour flight followed by a 1-hour drive to Haridwar. GujjuTours assists with both options and picks you up on arrival in Haridwar.
What Is the Best Time for a 4 Dham Yatra Package from Mumbai?
The Chardham Yatra season runs from late April / early May (Akshaya Tritiya) to October / November (Diwali). The best months for a 4 dham yatra package from Mumbai are May–June and September–October. July–August is the monsoon season when landslides are possible, though the landscape is lush. Kedarnath and Badrinath are at high altitude — early mornings can be very cold even in peak season.
Is This Char Dham Package Suitable for Senior Citizens?
Yes — GujjuTours' char dham yatra tour package from Mumbai is among the most senior-citizen-friendly options available. The itinerary is paced to avoid daily rushing, pony/palki/helicopter options are available at Yamunotri and Kedarnath (at additional cost), hotels are carefully selected for comfort, and our on-ground escort is always available for assistance throughout the yatra.
Char Dham Yatra Tour Package Cost from Mumbai — What to Expect
The char dham tour from Mumbai package price varies based on group size, hotel category, season, and whether pony/helicopter services are added. As a general benchmark, a 9N/10D chardham yatra from Mumbai package (land-only, from Haridwar) starts from approximately ₹28,000 – ₹45,000 per person on twin sharing. Train / flight from Mumbai to Haridwar and back adds approximately ₹3,000 – ₹12,000 per person depending on class and airline. Contact GujjuTours on WhatsApp for a complete personalised quote.
Frequently Asked Questions — Char Dham Yatra Package from Mumbai
Everything you need to know before booking your Char Dham Yatra from Mumbai.