SRI BADRINATH JI YATRA

DAY-01: HARIDWAR TO RUDRAPRYAG- DRIVE 155 KMS / 5-6 HRS

Arrive in the morning, drive to Rudraprayag, and check into the hotel.

An evening spent at a hotel.

DAY-02: RUDRAPRAYAG – BADRINATH – DRIVE – 160 KMS / 5-6 HRS

Transfer to Badrinath after breakfast. Upon arrival, check into the hotel.

Situated on the bank of the Alakananda River, at an elevation of 3133 metres, Badrinath village is shielded by the Nara and Narayana mountains. The location of Nara-Narayana’s appearance and dwelling, one of the four Garvale shrines along with Gangotri, Yamunotri, and Kedarnath.

The temple named “Badrinath” has a historical significance rooted on the belief that Lord Vishnu practiced austerity here. The goddess Lakshmi adopted the guise of a Vishala-Badari (Great Fig tree), concealing the god behind the shade of the branches, to protect her husband from the sun’s glaring beams. Lord Vishnu declared that this location would henceforth be called after her, having been satisfied with the devotedness of a consort. The temple is only open for visitors six months out of the year. This is a result of the Himalayas’ harsh weather. The holy hot springs are located at the temple’s entrance. Those who are interested might go to Manna, a village on the border between India and Tibet, and Vasudhara Falls

Overnight stay at the hotel in Badrinath

Dinner & overnight stay at Hotel.

DAY- 3: BADRINATH / JOSHIMATH /KARANPRAYAG /RUDRAPRYAG – DRIVE – 170 KMS / 6 HRS

Following the Tapt Kund bath, visit Badrivishal and receive Darshan. Regarding the Pinddan Shraddh of the ancestors (Pitrus), Brahamakamal is noteworthy. Other noteworthy places to visit are Mana, Vyas Gufa, Maatamoorti, Bhim Kund, and the Saraswati River’s “Mukh”. Just three kilometres away from Badrinathjee.

Mana Village

Mana, the final Indian village before the boundary between Tibet/China and India, lies tucked away in the Himalayas, in the Uttarakhand district of Chamoli. Situated on the banks of the Saraswati River, close to the holy place of Badrinath, Mana hamlet rises to a height of around 3219 metres

TAPT-KUND

A collection of naturally occurring sulphur springs, the Tapt Kund is located next to the Badrinarayan Temple on the Alaknanda River. It is stated that Lord Vishnu bestowed a blessing to Agni Dev (Fire God) allowing him to live here forever in the form of this kund when he was pleased with his penance.

NARAD KUND

Near Tapt Kund is where Narad Kund is situated. It is acknowledged that this kund is where the Badrinath icon was obtained. Beneath the Garur Shila is the hot spring of Narad Kund, which has medicinal value. Before going into the Badrinath shrine to have Lord Badrinath’s darshan, devotees jump into this kund. 

VYAS & GANESH-GUFA

In the Mana Village, among many other caverns, lies the Vyas & Ganesh-Gufa cavern. It is acknowledged that Ved Vyas directed his famed Mahabharata epic in this cave to Ganesh, and as a result, Vyas Gufa is its name. Within this hole is a symbol of Ved Vyas indicating the creation of the granth (epic book). 

BEGINNING SOURCE OF SARASWATI RIVER

Manibhadrapur, sometimes called Mana village, is where the Saraswati River originates. According to legend, Bhima constructed the Bhimpul (bridge) during the Mahabharata period.

Later, travel to Rudrapryag and stop at Joshimath, the seat of Aadi Shankarachrya, Badrinath in the winter, the river confluences of Nandpryag and Karanpryag, and Panchpryag. Upon arriving, register at the hotel.

Rudrapryag – is a city situated at the meeting point of the Mandakini and Mahaalaknanda, two significant holy rivers. The first one comes from the frozen snow covering Kedarnath, and the second one from the Himalayan peaks because of Badrinath. Hindus hold both in high regard since they meet at the sacred Alaknanda River’s confluence. 

DAY-4: RUDRAPRYAG /DEVPRYAG/ RISHIKESH/DEHRADUN – DRIVE – 165 KMS / 5-6 HRS

Drive to Dehradun after breakfast, stopping en route at Devprayag

Devprayag – The meeting point of the two holy rivers, the Baghirati and the Alaknanda, is Devprayag. Visit the historic temple located on the banks of the holy Ganges river. The great Ganges receives its name at this point of confluence. 

Afterwards, make a direct journey to the Dehradun Airport to catch your evening departure.

Yatra Full of Blessings and Memorable Experiences!!!

Please Enquiry for Package cost

• The Expenses come out due to any hike in the Hotel rates by any amendment of tour by the changes of Train/ flight schedule. If any additional cost find out that would be paid by Guest.

• Confirmation acknowledgement should be received from Himalayan Edge for 100 % surety of your booking.

• The above mention rates are valid only for given period of time.

• Standard/Budget Hotels are only served neat & clean room with hygienic food so don’t expect any luxurious.

• We shall not be responsible for any change in the itinerary due to landslides, flight cancellations, weather conditions or any unforeseen circumstances. The additional cost incurred will be in addition to the cost.

• Due to the holy land (Uttarakhand), NON-VEGETARIAN FOOD is strictly NOT allowed. The meals served during the tour will be purely vegetarian.

(CANCELLATION POLICY)

• Booking will be approved to be confirmed after get 50% advance payment.

• If any Cancelation made prior of 30 days of the booking, There is no retention charged.

• If any Cancelation made prior of 15 days of the booking, Cause to charge 50 % retention of the total amount.

• If any Cancelation made after 15 days of the booking, Cause to not refundable of any amount.

• In case of any immigration/Visa complications, the cancellation policy shall be applicable in full

Important Information for Char Dham Yatra : –

• Due to the holy land (Uttarakhand ), NON-VEGETARIAN FOOD is strictly NOT allowed. The meals served during the tour will be purely vegetarian.

• Transports will go till Badrinath Temples with little walking distance.

• Biometric of the Passenger is necessary for Char Dham Yatra by Government as Free of Cost at several Places like Haridwar, Rishikesh, Barkot, Phata, Govindghat ect.