Badrinath Kedarnath Yatra

Early morning leave from Haridwar to Guptkashi after having the morning brunch. Lunch will be served on the way to our destination of the day - Guptkashi. Kashi Vishwanath Temple will be our first spot to visit after reaching Guptkashi. Everyone is free to roam the city on their own and experience the calm and beautiful surroundings themselves. Overnight stay at Guptkashi.GuptakashiGuptkashi is a substantial town situated in Northern Himalayan belt inside Mandakini waterway valley at a rise of 4327 feet in Garhwal Himalayas of Rudraprayag area in Uttrakhand, India. The city is located while in transit to the Kedarnath. Guptkashi is celebrated for the old Vishwanath Temple devoted to god Shiva like the one in Varanasi. The alternately famous temple here is dedicated to Ardhanareshvara. Its religious significance is considered alongside that of Varanasi, accepted to be the most devout of all Hindu journey places.

This will be the most exciting day as we'll begin the trek for Kedarnath. On reaching attend the Aarti and stay at Kedarnath hotel Kedarnath, settled around 221 km from Rishikesh, is one of the twelve Jyotirlingas of Lord Shiva. Lying against the setting of the heavenly Kedarnath go, at the height of 3 km, the breathtaking Kedarnath sanctuary is wrapped by the forcing snow hung crests. The temple was developed by AdiShankaracharya in the eighth century A.D. The falling MandakiniRiver, and the pictures of verdant scenes and snow hung the Himalayas make Kedarnath a serene place.

After the fun of trekking and worshipping at Kedarnath; trek down to our last spot Sonprayag and move towards the next place Rudraprayag. Overnight stay at the hotel in Rudraprayag.

Early morning drive to Badrinath. Upon visit, check in and get settled in. Mana Village, ByasGufa, BheemPul.Saraswati River, Ganesh Temple and last but not the least Aarti at Sri Badrinath Temple, are all the spots which will be covered in the day. Overnight Stay at Badrinath.BadrinathDham is a lofty sight and also the most critical of all the Char Dhams. Lakhs of vacationer come each year to this sacrosanct Badrinath town to look for favours and to get a look at the well-known sanctuary of Shri Badrinathji. Badrinath is the main Shrine which is a piece of both Chota Char Dham and India Char Dham. Badrinath is one among four journey focuses in four corners of India.

Mana Town: ana town is found Chamoli locale of Uttarakhand. Its height 3200 meters approx. Furthermore, Surely it is the last town and its 24kms far from the fringe of India and China.

Bheem Pul: Mana Village has the acclaimed Bheem Pul arranged inverse the Vyas Gufa close Badrinath. It is a native stone extension over the holy Saraswati River. As per Hindu folklore, this was the place from where the Pandavas began their adventure to the paradise called Swargarohini. Amid this excursion, Draupadi was not able to cross the stream then Beema lifted a great shake and set it between the chasm. Later on, it was known as Bheem Pul.

Vyas Gufa:A small cave in Mana which is named Vyas Gufa and it is trusted that Maharshi Vyas made Mahabharatha in this cave. One more give in is called Ganesh Gufa, and voyagers visit the two gives infrequently.

Narad Kund: NaradKund is a break in the Alaknanda River and is protected by a stone with anticipating edges which keeps the stream of the water momentum. It is trusted that Narad Muni composed Narad Bhakti Sutra at NaradKund and this is the reason the lake was named Narad Kund.

Tapt Kund:Accepted to be the home of Lord Agni, Tapt Kund is a characteristic high temp water spring at 45 degrees Celsius over the Alaknanda waterway bank where guests scrub down. The water of the kund is accepted to have therapeutic properties.

After worshipping at Badrinath, we'll leave for Rudraprayag. Rudranath and Chamunda Devi, Koteshwar Temple are the temple that we'll be visiting.

Leave to Rishikesh in the early morning after having breakfast. Visit LaxmanJhoola upon arrival and overnight stay at Rishikesh.Rishikesh, the origination of Yoga is a city in India's northern province of Uttarakhand, in the Himalayan foothills adjacent to the Ganges River. The stream is viewed as sacred, and the town is eminent as an inside for contemplating yoga and reflection. Sanctuaries and ashrams line the eastern bank around Swarg Ashram, a movement free, liquor free and veggie lover enclave upstream from Rishikesh town. Today it styles itself as the 'Yoga Capital of the World', with masses of ashrams and a wide range of yoga and reflection classes.

Drive to Delhi and then departure from Airport or Railway Stations.