Do Dham with Tungnath

The Kedarnath and Badrinath with Tungnath pilgrimage circuit is a revered spiritual journey in the Indian Himalayas, combining visits to two of the revered Char Dham sites—Kedarnath and Badrinath—along with a trek to Tungnath, the highest Shiva temple in the world. This circuit is famous for its stunning natural beauty, profound spiritual significance, and unique cultural heritage.


Highlights

  • Typically reached via a 16 km trek from Gaurikund or by helicopter services during the pilgrimage season.
  • Badrinath is one of the Char Dhams and is dedicated to Lord Vishnu, who is worshipped here in his "Badrinarayan" form.
  • The idol of Lord Badrinarayan is made of black stone and believed to be very ancient.
  • The temple is believed to be over 1,000 years old and is a beautiful stone structure with intricate carvings.


Day 01 :
Haridwar to Guptkashi - Pickup & Transfer

Pickup from the Haridwar/Rishikesh/Dehradun railway station and Drive to straight Guptkashi on arrival by evening check in to the hotel and after refreshment taking rest and dinner overnight stay in Guptkashi.

Day 02 :
Guptkashi to Kedarnath - Transfer Via Sonprayag - Gaurikund

Morning after breakfast checkout from the hotel and drive to sonprayag from sonprayag drive to Gauri Kund by local transport at own cost,  on arrival Gaurikund, Trek start from Gaurikund to Kedarnath (14 Km)(can also use Poni, Ghori, Doli for trek by own cost). Reaching Kedarnath premises  , check in to the hotel and overnight stay in the Hotel. ( In Kedarnath Hotel food will not include in the Package)

OR

Kedarnath By Helicopter 

Morning after breakfast drive to Helipad on arrival, take boarding passes and later fly for Kedarnath Helipad on arrival Kedarnath helipad go to temple by walk in after reaching check in to the hotel and overnight stay in Kedarnath

Day 03 :
Kedarnath to Guptkashi - Transfer

Early morning visit to Kedarnath Temple and check out from the hotel and back to sonprayag to gaurikund by trek and From sonprayag drive to Guptkashi by cab, back to hotel and overnight stay in Guptkashi

Day 04 :
Guptkashi to Chopta - Transfer

After Breakfast at Hotel  drive to Chopta, enjoy the views of meadows and Himalayan views. You can also take small walks around the property. Enjoy the evening with tea and snacks followed by dinner. Night stay in hotels/camps.

Day 05 :
Chopta to Chopta - Trek to Tungnath and Chandrashila

The next day, after breakfast, we will start trekking to Tungnath and then to Chandrashila Summit. Packed lunch will be provided during the trek. We will go back to the hotel before sunset. Enjoy evening tea with snacks followed by dinner. Night stay in hotels/camps.

Day 06 :
Chopta to Badrinath - Arrival & Transfer

Morning: After breakfast, check out from Chopta and drive to Badrinath (approximately 6-7 hours). This is a scenic drive through the picturesque mountains, with plenty of opportunities for photography and enjoying the landscape.

Afternoon: Arrive at Badrinath and check in to your hotel.

Evening: Visit the Badrinath Temple for the evening Aarti (ritual prayers), which is a spiritually enriching experience.

Overnight: Stay at the hotel in Badrinath.

Day 07 :
Badrinath to Rudraprayag / Srinagar - Sightseeing & Transfer Via Panch Prayag

Early in the morning, pilgrims after having a bath in the Tapt Kund have the Darshan of Badrivishal. Brahamakapal is significant for Pinddan Shraddh of ancestors (Pitrus). Later after breakfast checkout from the hotel and drive back to Srinagar via visit Panch Prayag  on arrival Srinagar  Check in to the Hotel dinner overnight stay in Srinagar

Day 08 :
Rudraprayag / Srinagar to Dehradun/Haridwar/Rishikesh - Drop Via Rishikesh Sightseeing

Morning Breakfast checkout from the hotel and drive to Haridwar enroute visit Rishikesh Sightseeing covering with Ram Jhula , Lakshman Jhula, Parmarth Niketan and back to haridwar attain Ganga Aarti and drop in Haridwar/Rishikesh Railway Station.

  • Pick up and drop from the airport/railway/bus station.
  • Accommodation on double/twin sharing basis.
  • All breakfast included at hotels.
  • All transfers and sightseeing by private vehicle.
  • Driver’s bata, toll, parking, road tax, fuel charges All applicable taxes.
  • Service Tax – 5% GST Extra.
  • Any train, bus, or air price any more meals not listed in the package's contents.
  • Any other destination not mentioned in itinerary.
  • Any personal costs like phone, minibar, room service, laundry, etc.
  • Any fees for services or activities not covered by the included.
  • Additional fees during high season, long weekends, or festival periods.

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Cost: ₹ 19,000

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