Places covered: Gangotri, Yamunotri, Kedarnath, Badrinath

Yamunotri

The First Chardham Going from Left to Right. It's traditionally Shiplabadd and is one of the most revered temples in Hinduism. Yamunotri is the source of the sacred River Yamuna, originating from the glaciers of Bandarpunch in Uttarakhand, India. Dedicated to Capricious Goddess Yamuna, the temple was built in the 19th Century by Tehri Naresh Sudarshan Shah. Pilgrims throng here to witness its beautiful panorama. Not to mention, the area is also known for its thermal spring Surya Kund and Divya Shila, where pilgrims cook rice in Surya Kund as prasad for devotees at the temple. It is also believed to be physically and spiritually uplifting.

Gangotri

Ganga, India’s Most Sacred River Is Inextricably Linked to Our Past, Present, And Future; It Is the Very Essence of Our Cycle of Life and Death. The Journey to Its Source Is to Reinforce Those Systems of Belief That Have Been Held Sacred by Our Ancestors for Centuries. The Pilgrimage Begins at Rishikesh, An Ancient Holy Town, And Leads the Traveler Through Majestic Vistas, Stunning Valleys, And Beautiful Meadows to Eventually End at The Holy Temple of Gangotri. All Through the Journey, It Is the Glimpses of The Ganga in All Its Moods – Playful, Placid, And Turbulent – That Inspire the Pilgrim to Continue This Journey Towards Spiritual Salvation.

Kedarnath

Set in The Beautiful Mandakini Valley, Cupped by Lofty Peaks, The Majestic Kedarnath Temple Stands on A Glacial Terrace, Remnant of An Ancient Glacier – Long Since Melted. This Is Lord Shiv’s Territory – And the Region Is a Living Testimony to His Adventures and Exploits. The Temple Is Believed to Have Been Built by The Pandava’s, Protagonists of The Mahabharat, As A Tribute to Lord Shiv Having Forgiven Them for Fratricide After an Exciting Chase Through the Himalayas. The Journey to Kedarnath – The Most Significant of the 12 Jyotirlinga’s Located in Different Parts of India -- Is to Relive These Ancient Tales and Legends, And to Become One with God.

Badrinath

The Badrinath Shrine Is Believed to Be as Old as Time Itself. Dedicated To Lord Vishnu, This Temple Was Re-Established by Adi Shankaracharya in the 8th Century as Part of His Mission to revitalise Hinduism. Located On the Banks of The Rishi Ganga (Alaknanda), The Temple, And the Numerous Ancient Sites Around It, Is Indeed a Worthy Goal to Aim For. The Last 11 kilometers to Badrinath Is a Steep Ascent. At Devdarshani, The Vista of The Entire Badrinath Valley Appears Before You – The Township, The Magnificent Façade of The Temple and The Twin Peaks Nar and Narayan as If Standing Guard on Its Either Side, And the Neelkanth Shining Like a Crown on Its Head! And Immediately You Feel the Spiritual Upliftment That Such a Magnificent Site Inspires.

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The Chardham Yatra

Comprising four abodes: Yamunotri, Gangotri, Kedarnath & Badrinath, is certainly an extensive pilgrimage but needless to say, it’s worth it. For both your soul and eyes. Understanding the importance of this yatra, we offer a well-thought, safe and mesmerising Heli-Tour. With us - Your itinerary, safety and privacy are all sorted out.