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Badrinath Kedarnath Gangotri Yamunotri Yatra

Char Dham Yatra

Temple Gangotri-Dedicated to Goddess Ganga : The temple of Gangotri is an impressive building made of marble that soars 20 feet high and is said to be over 300 years old. This beautiful temple is dedicated to the Goddess Ganga and was built by Amar Singh Thapa, a Gurkha commander, in the 18th century. In the 20th century, the Maharaja of Jaipur restored this temple, and over 2.5 lakh pilgrims flock to this temple every year. When in Gangotri, make sure to visit the temple and be part of the impressive Aarti to thank the river goddess, followed by the Ganga Aarti.

Picturesque Hamlet-Dharali : There is absolutely no shortage of places in Gangotri to visit. Head out to the picturesque hamlet of Dharali after a long day of Gangotri sightseeing, which is nestled right on the quiet and serene bank of the pious Ganga River. At an altitude of 648 metres above sea level, this magnificent village is surrounded by lofty trees of pine and deodar. There's no better spot for tired feet to stretch and enjoy some fresh air. The village is also the location of an ancient temple of Shiva that is open all day.

Surreal Landscapes-Kalindi Khal Trek : Kalindi Khal is an exciting and demanding trek for the brave hearted, nestled among surreal landscapes and breathtaking scenic beauty. While it may take a few hours to walk to the edge, you will be amazed by the enchanting views awaiting you at the top. The trail is bewitching throughout, and you will be accompanied by the pristine backdrop of the majestic Himalayas as you trek through gushing streams, rolling alpine meadows, and lush green meadows.

Maneri-Beautiful Location of the Dam : There are a variety of scenic places to visit around Gangotri too, if you are not running out of time. One such tourist destination where the scenery is surreal and mesmerising is Maneri. Maneri Dam is the ideal location for a picnic day, channelling waters across many kilometres.

Gangotri National Park-The Joy of Nature Lover : There is no complete visit to Gangotri without a visit to the National Park. This expanse of lush green is also known as Govind National Park, said to be the place from which Laxman maintained a vigil over Lanka. It is one of Uttarakhand's largest national parks and this national sanctuary's virgin beauty attracts several hundred botanists and nature lovers annually. This national park was established in 1955 and is home to a variety of medicinal plants that are used to produce life-saving drugs. It is said to be home to white leopards and many other exotic birds, flora , and fauna, and stretches over 958 sq kms.

Second Largest Glacier-Gaumukh : Gaumukh, a revered Hindu pilgrimage site and a popular hiking destination, is one of the many places to visit in Gangotri. It takes three days to reach Gaumukh from Gangotri, which is situated at an altitude of 13,200 feet and is said to be the Indian subcontinent's second largest glacier. The source of the Bhagirathi River is the Gaumukh snout, which resembles the face of a cow. You will be awestruck by the views from Gaumukh and transported to an enchanted land of ice, glaciers and breathtaking views.

Holy Visits to Jalamagna Shivling: One of the most popular tourist attractions in Gangotri Dham is Jalmagna Shivling, which remains out of sight during summer. This natural Shivling next to the Gangotri Temple is visible to the eyes only during the winter, according to locals and pilgrims, when the water level of the river goes down. According to legends, in this very sacred location, Lord Shiva keeps the river Ganges in his matted locks.

For Adventure Enthusiasts, Kedar Lake : Kedar Lake is one such location that will not disappoint you if you are looking for serene places in Gangotri! It is situated above sea level at an altitude of 4425 metres and is one of the most common treks here. If you are an adventure freak and are looking for an interesting expedition in this area, then you will surely have the best time for a trek to Kedar Lake! This is among Uttarakhand's most enchanting lakes!

Harsil-Flawless elegance: As this offbeat location in Gangotri is renowned for offering mesmerising views, Harsil is recognised for its impeccable beauty. Perched in the middle of the Himalayas and surrounded by tropical forests with the soothing sound of the Bhagirathi River, this is Uttarakhand's most captivating spot. This village also helps you to visit apple orchards. If you're on a romantic vacation, then you definitely have to visit this place. If you're looking for mountain climbing in Uttarakhand, then you won't be disappointed by this place!

Dodi Tal-Amazing Lake: In Gangotri, another beautiful lake is Dodi Tal. For adventure lovers, this place is truly a delight and you will see numerous camps on your visit to this place. Perched at an altitude of 3204 metres, this is where you can also indulge in fishing!

Col of Auden-For Adventurous Expeditions : A visit to Auden's Col is another most enthralling experience in Gangotri. The place is named after the world-renowned trekker, John Bicknell Auden, who in 1935 discovered this captivating spot. You can go to this place on an exciting adventure and look at the exquisite beauty of the area of Garhwal.

Dayara Bugyal-The Green Meadow of Lush : Dayara Bugyal is an exuberant green meadow situated at an altitude of 3950 metres. It is situated between the peaks of Bandarpunch and White Mountain, and for explorers it is truly a delight. You can take a trek to this place, starting at Barsu. As you pass through Raithal village to get here, you will be surrounded by thick oak forests and snow-capped Himalayan peaks.

Kedartal Patangini Pass Trek: An Ancient Ganga Excursion : Nestled in the heart of the Himalayas, one of the most beautiful places in Gangotri is the Kedartal Patangani Pass. The location is blessed with truly delightful scenic landscapes. Kedarganga, which is also known as the ancient Ganga River, is the source of the lake. The place is also home to colourful flora and fauna and the mesmerising sounds of birds, making your day a memorable one for sure! This is one of the Himlayas' greatest offbeat trekking sites.

Tapovan-The Hot Springs Popular : In Gangotri, Tapovan is another beautiful place to visit and is renowned for its picturesque places. The place is renowned for hot springs and, because of its medicinal properties to improve skin diseases, is regularly visited by visitors. Here, like Nanda Devi and Dronagiri Chaukhamba, you can catch lovely glimpses of famous peaks. The place acts as a gateway to Badrinath and also makes it a popular tourist hub for the Valleys of Flowers.

Religious Expedition-Uttarkashi: Literally, Uttarkashi means 'Kashi of the North' and on your journey to Gangotri, this beautiful Devbhoomi is worth exploring. According to Hindu mythology, it is an important religious site for Hindus and contains four holy shrines. Uttarkashi is the most visited religious place in this country, but with its majestic surroundings, it also attracts adventure freaks.

Badrinath Temple: The Must-Visit Spot : Badrinath Temple, situated at an altitude of 3133 m, is a 15 m tall building dating back to the Vedic Times. The sanctuary is that of Lord Vishnu, who, as Badrinath, is worshipped. The temple on the banks of the Alaknanda River is located on Garhwal Hill. One of the most sought after pilgrim centres in the country is Badrinath Temple.

Badrinarayan 's dark stone figure is regarded as a manifestation of Lord Vishnu by numerous Hindus. Badrinath Temple is one of India's most celebrated tourist stops, spreading its wonderful aura to both travellers and pilgrims.

Peak of Neelkanth: Admire The Queen Of Garhwal : Neelkanth Hill, also named the 'Queen of Garhwal,' sets an impressive backdrop to Badrinath Temple with its enormous altitude of 6,597 meters. This snowy mountain peak is named after Lord Shiva, and when the first rays of the sun reach the top at daybreak, its beauty is magnified.

In fact, one of the most spectacular summits in the Garhwal Himalayas is the snow-covered top of the mountain. You will locate Satopanth on the northwest side of Neelkanth. On the southwest side, you can spot the Panpatia Glacier. Look out for a small river, Khirao Ganga, which flows under the mountain peak's south side. This is one of Badrinath's most popular places to visit.

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Itinerary

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Day 1 - Arrival Yamunotri / Visit Local Sightseeing Day 2 - Gandotri Sightseeing Day 3 - Guptkashi Sightseeing Day 4 - Badrinath Sightseeing Day 5 - Haridwar Sightseeing