Yamunotri Gangotri Yatra Package

Yamunotri and Gangotri, two of the most sacred pilgrimage sites in Hinduism, hold immense spiritual significance as they are the sources of the holy rivers Yamuna and Ganga. These revered destinations attract thousands of devotees every year, offering them an opportunity to cleanse their souls, seek divine blessings, and embrace an atmosphere of devotion, peace, and enlightenment.

This Do Dham Yatra forms a crucial part of the Char Dham circuit and is believed to absolve one’s sins and lead towards spiritual liberation. Our Yamunotri-Gangotri Yatra Package is carefully crafted to provide pilgrims with a seamless, comfortable, and spiritually fulfilling experience.

Apart from seeking blessings, this sacred journey allows travelers to witness the breathtaking beauty of the Himalayas, visit significant religious sites, and partake in age-old traditions and rituals that enhance their spiritual connection.

Our Yatra Package

Our meticulously designed package includes:

  • A well-structured itinerary covering all major spiritual landmarks

  • Comfortable accommodations catering to different travel preferences

  • Nutritious vegetarian meals to ensure a healthy pilgrimage experience

  • Hassle-free transportation with options for road travel, trekking, and pony rides

  • Guided temple visits with insights into historical and mythological significance

  • Opportunities to explore nearby attractions, sacred rivers, and local culture

This pilgrimage is more than just a journey—it is a divine opportunity to strengthen your faith, find inner peace, and immerse yourself in the serenity of the Himalayas.

Significance of Yamunotri & Gangotri

Yamunotri – The Source of the Holy Yamuna

Yamunotri is one of the holiest shrines dedicated to Goddess Yamuna. According to Hindu mythology:

  • Goddess Yamuna, the daughter of Surya (Sun God) and sister of Yama (God of Death), blesses devotees with longevity and prosperity.
  • The sacred Yamunotri Temple, established by Maharaja Pratap Shah of Tehri Garhwal, is an important pilgrimage site.
  • The Surya Kund, a hot water spring near the temple, is believed to have healing properties, and devotees cook rice and potatoes in its boiling waters as an offering to the goddess.

The trek to Yamunotri is both challenging and rewarding, offering scenic landscapes and spiritual rejuvenation.

Gangotri – The Source of the Holy Ganges

Gangotri is one of the most revered pilgrimage sites, dedicated to Goddess Ganga. It is believed that:

  • King Bhagirath’s penance brought Goddess Ganga to Earth to purify the souls of his ancestors.
  • The Bhagirathi River, originating from the Gaumukh Glacier (18 km from Gangotri), is considered the purest form of the Ganges.
  • The Gangotri Temple, built by Amar Singh Thapa, stands as a symbol of unwavering faith and devotion.
  • Taking a dip in the sacred waters of Gangotri is believed to cleanse one’s sins and grant divine blessings.

Both these temples symbolize devotion, purity, and salvation, drawing millions of pilgrims every year. The journey to these holy shrines is not only a spiritual quest but also a test of perseverance, discipline, and commitment to faith.

Day-Wise Itinerary for Yamunotri-Gangotri Yatra

Day 01: Delhi to Haridwar (220 km / 6 hrs)

Your spiritual journey begins with an early departure from Delhi, heading towards the sacred city of Haridwar. Upon arrival, check into your hotel and unwind after the journey. In the evening, witness the mesmerizing Ganga Aarti at Har Ki Pauri, a divine spectacle that fills the air with spiritual energy. After seeking blessings, return to your hotel for an overnight stay in Haridwar.

Day 02: Haridwar to Barkot (180 km / 7 hrs)

Start the day with a holy dip in the Ganges and attend the morning Aarti at Haridwar’s revered temples. Post breakfast, embark on a scenic drive towards Barkot, passing through the hill station of Mussoorie and the enchanting Kempty Falls. Enjoy the breathtaking views along the way before reaching Barkot. Upon arrival, check in at your hotel and rest for the night.

Day 03: Barkot to Yamunotri – Barkot (36 km drive & 6 km trek each way)

Begin your day with an early morning drive to Janki Chatti, the base for the Yamunotri trek. From here, trek through Hanuman Chatti and Phool Chatti, surrounded by scenic mountain landscapes. Reach the Yamunotri Temple, dedicated to Goddess Yamuna, and take a holy dip in the Surya Kund before offering prayers. After seeking blessings, trek back to Janki Chatti and return to Barkot for a well-earned overnight rest.

Day 04: Barkot to Uttarkashi (90 km / 4 hrs)

After breakfast, proceed towards Uttarkashi, a sacred town nestled along the Bhagirathi River. Check into your hotel and visit the revered Kashi Vishwanath Temple, dedicated to Lord Shiva. Spend the evening exploring the nearby ashrams or enjoying the serene ambiance of this spiritual town before retiring for the night.

Day 05: Uttarkashi to Gangotri – Uttarkashi (100 km / 3 hrs each way)

An early morning drive through the majestic Himalayan landscapes takes you to Gangotri, the sacred origin of the Ganga River. Take a holy dip in the Bhagirathi River before offering prayers at the Gangotri Temple. Explore spiritual sites like Pandava Gufa, believed to be where the Pandavas meditated. Absorb the divine aura of the region before driving back to Uttarkashi for an overnight stay.

Day 06: Uttarkashi to Haridwar (190 km / 7 hrs)

Bid farewell to Uttarkashi as you begin your return journey to Haridwar. En route, stop at the Tehri Dam, one of India’s largest hydroelectric projects, and explore Rishikesh, the Yoga Capital of the World. Visit iconic sites like Lakshman Jhula, Ram Jhula, and Triveni Ghat before witnessing the evening Ganga Aarti. Settle in for an overnight stay in Haridwar.

Day 07: Haridwar to Delhi (220 km / 6 hrs)

On the final day of your pilgrimage, visit renowned temples like Daksha Mahadev Temple and Maya Devi Temple, seeking blessings before heading back to Delhi. With your heart full of divine experiences and memories, conclude your Yamunotri-Gangotri Yatra on a spiritually fulfilling note.

 Cost Includes:

  • Accommodation: 10 nights stay on a double sharing basis.
    Meals: Breakfast & Dinner (10 times as per itinerary).
    Transport: Air-conditioned vehicle for transfers and sightseeing.
    Taxes & Charges: Includes toll tax, parking, fuel, driver allowances, hotel & transport taxes, and GST.

Cost Doesn’t Include:

  • Meals apart from those mentioned in the package.
  • Expenses of a personal nature such as laundry, liquors, mineral water, and phone calls.
  • Medical & Travel Insurance.
    Entry fees at any tourist spots unless mentioned in inclusions.
  • Optional services like porters, ponies, horses, cable car, boat rides, train tickets, and air tickets.
  • Any additional activities, tips, or expenses not explicitly mentioned under package inclusions.

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Payment Terms

  • Advance Booking: 40% of the total amount is required as an advance payment to confirm the booking.
  • Final Payment: The remaining balance must be paid at the start of the trip.

Refund Policy

  • 100% Refund: If canceled 30 days before the tour start date.
  • 50% Refund: If canceled 15 days before the tour start date.
  • 25% Refund: If canceled 7 days before the tour start date.
  • No Refund: If canceled within the last 7 days before the tour start date.

Note:

Refunds will be processed as per the terms mentioned above, and bank transaction charges (if applicable) will be deducted.

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Terms & Conditions

Booking & Communication
  • Please read emails carefully to understand package details, pricing, and terms. All email conversations will be part of your contract once the booking is confirmed.
  • Meal Plan Codes:
    • EPAI: Room only
    • CPAI: Room + Breakfast
    • MAPAI: Room + Breakfast + Dinner
Security & Identification
  • Take care of your belongings before leaving vehicles or hotels; we are not responsible for any loss.
  • As per Indian Government regulations, all travelers (Indian/Foreign Nationals) must provide valid identification upon check-in, such as:
    • Indian Nationals: Voter ID, Aadhaar Card, Driver’s License
    • Foreign Nationals: Passport & Visa
  • Hotels may deny check-in if valid ID proof is not presented; the company holds no responsibility in such cases.
Accommodation & Facilities
  • Some hotels provide extra mattresses instead of extra beds for additional guests. If you prefer a proper bed, please inform us in advance.
  • Many small hotels and resorts do not have elevators/lifts; inform us beforehand if you require assistance with stairs.
  • Standard hotel check-in time is 2:00 PM, and check-out time is 11:00 AM. Early check-in or late check-out may be chargeable and should be confirmed directly with the hotel.
  • Additional charges may apply for room heaters, WiFi, or special meal requests not included in the standard package.
  • Meals included in packages will be served as buffet/fixed menu. Additional items not in the standard menu will be charged extra.
Transport & Vehicle Policies
  • Air conditioning (AC) will not work in hill areas or when the vehicle is stopped.
  • Drivers will not operate in no-entry zones, narrow lanes, or areas that cause traffic congestion.
  • Driver service is available for 12 hours per day; extra hours must be pre-arranged.
  • Certain hill areas restrict driving after sunset and loud music due to safety regulations.
  • Pick-up and drop-off points will be fixed (additional stops must be pre-arranged).
  • Parking may be far from some sightseeing spots, and travelers must reach the parking area at their own cost.
Cancellations, Refunds & Itinerary Changes
  • Tour routes and destinations cannot be changed without prior notice; any modifications may incur additional costs.
  • Refunds are not possible for skipped sightseeing points or short stays due to personal reasons.
  • In case of natural calamities, political unrest, accidents, landslides, or bad weather, cancellations or delays are beyond our control, and no refunds will be issued.
  • No refund for last-minute trip cancellations (within 7 days of travel).

Liability Disclaimer

  • The company is not responsible for accidents, injuries, theft, or loss of property during the tour.
  • We are not liable for any additional costs due to flight/train delays, strikes, hotel issues, or unforeseen disruptions.
  • All legal matters are subject to the jurisdiction of Haridwar, Uttarakhand, India.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

Q. What is the best time to visit Yamunotri and Gangotri?

The ideal time for the Yamunotri-Gangotri Yatra is from May to June and September to October. During these months, the weather is pleasant, and the temples remain open for pilgrims. The monsoon season (July-August) brings heavy rainfall, making travel difficult, while winters (November-April) see heavy snowfall, closing the temples.

Q. How difficult is the trek to Yamunotri?

The trek to Yamunotri Temple is about 6 km from Janki Chatti and is of moderate difficulty. It takes around 3-4 hours to reach the temple. Ponies, palanquins (palkis), and dolis are available for those who may need assistance. The trek is scenic, passing through forests, streams, and steep ascents.

Q. Is there any trekking involved in reaching Gangotri?

No, Gangotri Temple is easily accessible by road. However, if you wish to visit Gaumukh Glacier, the source of the Ganges, you need to undertake an 18 km trek from Gangotri. This trek requires good physical fitness and prior permissions from the forest department.

Q. What are the accommodation options in Yamunotri and Gangotri?

Accommodation is available in Barkot (near Yamunotri) and Uttarkashi (near Gangotri). Options include budget hotels, guesthouses, and ashrams. Basic lodging facilities are available in Janki Chatti and Gangotri town. It is advisable to book accommodations in advance, especially during peak pilgrimage seasons.

Q. Are there medical facilities available on the route?

Basic medical aid, first aid centers, and dispensaries are available at major stopovers like Barkot, Janki Chatti, Uttarkashi, and Gangotri. However, it is recommended to carry personal medication, first aid kits, and essential medicines as medical facilities are limited in remote areas.

Q. Is registration required for the Char Dham Yatra?

Yes, all pilgrims must complete mandatory registration before starting the journey. Registration can be done online through official portals, and travelers must carry their Yatra pass and a valid ID for verification at checkpoints.

Q. What should I pack for the Yamunotri-Gangotri Yatra?

Essential items to pack include:

  • Warm clothing (jackets, thermals, gloves)
  • Comfortable trekking shoes
  • Raincoat/poncho (if traveling during monsoons)
  • Personal medication & first aid kit
  • Dry fruits, energy bars, and water bottle
  • Sunglasses, sunscreen, and cap
  • Torchlight and extra batteries

Q. Is it safe to travel to Yamunotri and Gangotri?

Yes, the Yamunotri-Gangotri Yatra is generally safe. However, travelers should be cautious of weather changes, landslides (during monsoon), and high-altitude conditions. It is best to follow official guidelines, carry necessary supplies, and travel in groups or with an experienced guide.

Q. Are there any permits required for the Yatra?

No special permit is required for Yamunotri and Gangotri. However, if you plan to trek to Gaumukh Glacier, you need to obtain a permit from the forest department in Uttarkashi.

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