Kedarnath, Uttarakhand5D / 4NMixed group

Kedarnath: Bholenath Ki Nagri, Sukoon Bhari Yatra!

A Soul-Stirring Pilgrimage to the Abode of Lord Shiva.

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About this trip

Embark on a deeply spiritual Himalayan pilgrimage to one of India’s most revered shrines. From witnessing the divine evening Ganga Aarti at Haridwar and the sacred confluence at Devprayag to hiking the rugged mountain trails from Gaurikund, every step brings you closer to the mystic aura of Kedarnath. Experience the resonant evening temple Aarti, touch the sacred Bhimsheela, and pay your respects at Dhari Devi Temple before returning home transformed.

Early morning Haridwar visit for Ganga Aarti
Visit to Devprayag, where holy rivers Bhagirathi and Alaknanda merge into Ganga
Trek from Gaurikund to Kedarnath with scenic views and waterfalls
Evening Kedarnath Aarti, Kedarnath Darshan, and visits to Bhairav temple, Bhimsheela, and Shankaracharya cave
Visit to Dhari Devi Temple located on the banks of the Alaknanda River between Srinagar and Rudraprayag

Day by day

5 days, written by the host who runs it.

Day 1Departure from Delhi / Overnight Journey

Departure from Delhi at 10:30 pm from Akshardham Metro Station. Overnight journey from Delhi to Guptkashi.

Day 2Haridwar – Devprayag – Guptkashi

Reach early morning Haridwar for Ganga Aarti. Visit Devprayag, the place where holy rivers Bhagirathi and Alaknanda meet and merge into the Ganga. Later departure for Guptkashi, reaching in the afternoon. Check into hotel, freshen up, enjoy dinner, and overnight stay at hotel.

Day 3Guptkashi – Sonprayag – Gaurikund – Kedarnath Trek

Wake up early morning, have breakfast (packed breakfast if possible), check out from hotel, and pack your bag. Proceed to Sitapur parking, reach Sonprayag, and take a Govt. Taxi to Gaurikund (own cost). Start Kedarnath trek from Gaurikund with full energy and excitement, enjoying views and waterfalls along the route. Reach Kedarnath by evening, check into hotel near Kedarnath temple, and freshen up. Attend evening Kedarnath Aarti, followed by dinner and overnight stay.

Day 4Kedarnath Darshan & Trek Down to Sonprayag / Guptkashi

Wake up early in the morning, do Kedarnath Darshan, and visit Bhairav temple, Bhimsheela, and Shankaracharya cave. Have breakfast, check out from hotel, and trek down to Gaurikund. Reach Gaurikund, take a Govt. taxi to Sonprayag, and reach the parking where the vehicle is parked. Depart for hotel, check in, enjoy dinner, and overnight stay in hotel.

Day 5Guptkashi – Dhari Devi Temple – Return to Delhi

Wake up early morning, freshen up, have breakfast, and check out from hotel. Depart for Delhi, reaching Kalyasaur to visit Dhari Devi Temple (located on the banks of Alaknanda River between Srinagar and Rudraprayag). Drive back to Delhi, reaching by night or next day early morning depending on traffic.

What the price covers

Included

Ex-Delhi to Delhi Transportation
All Toll and Taxes
2 Night Guptkashi/Phatta Hotel stay
1 Night Kedarnath stay (Basic Room/Camp Sharing Basis)
3 breakfast & 3 Dinner
Tour coordinator
All Sightseeing as mentioned in Itinerary

Not included

5% GST
Personal expenses
Any Lunch
Any activities fees
Any entry fees
Travel Insurance
Anything not mentioned in the itinerary

Where you sleep, how you move

Stay

2 Night Guptkashi/Phatta Hotel stay 1 Night Kedarnath stay (Basic Room/Camp Sharing Basis)

Transport

Ex-Delhi to Delhi Transportation Govt. Taxi between Sonprayag and Gaurikund (Own Cost) Trekking between Gaurikund and Kedarnath

What to carry

Cancellation & refunds

Specific to this trip, because a permit-bound Himalayan departure cannot carry the same terms as a weekend by a river.

Full terms are in our refund & cancellation policy.

Meet your host

Tenzin Dolma

Based in Kaza, Spiti · 4 trips led

Grew up in Spiti and spent four winters working at a homestay in Langza. Knows which passes open early, which grandmother makes the best thukpa, and how to talk anyone through their first night at 4,200 metres.