Char Dham Yatra by Bus Rental from Delhi

Nestled amidst the incredible heights of the beautiful Himalayas are four sacred sites that attract lakhs of pilgrims and tourists every year from different parts of the world and India. Char Dham Yatra destinations are Gangotri, Kedarnath, Yamunotri & Badrinath, and are collectively referred to as the Char Dham (the four abodes).  Many people choose the Char Dham package because the Char Dham yatra by bus rental from Delhi is economical, especially when you book from reliable sources like Maharana Cab.

At Maharana Cab, you will find many options of cabs and buses such that there is a vehicle suiting everyone’s preferences and budget.

Char Dham Yatra tour by Bus Rental from Delhi

Day 01: – Delhi-Haridwar-Rishikesh by Bus Rental

Pick you up from your convenient location. Departure for Haridwar. Break for the holy dip in the Ganges and lunch. Proceed to Rishikesh. Evening free for sightseeing. Overnight stay at hotel.

Day 02: – Rishikesh – Hanuman Chatti (240kms)

Early in the morning left for Hanuman Chatti. On the way visited Sain chatti. Overnight stay at hotel

Sian chatti:- A beautiful place on the banks of river Yamuna which makes the trek till Yamunotri a beautiful sight.

Day 03: – Hanuman Chatti-Yamunotri-Jankichatti (17 km on foot)

Early morning 12 kms to Yamunotri (3126 m above sea level). Darshan and Puja and return 5 kms back to Janki Chatti, night stay at hotel in Janki Chatti.

Day 04: – Janki Chatti-Hanuman Chatti-Uttarkashi (12km trek & 170kms drive)

Early morning leave for Uttarkashi, lunch en-route, overnight stay at hotel

Day05: – Uttarkashi – Gangotri (100 kms)

After breakfast leave for Gangotri Darshan and Puja and the day is free for leisure. night stay in the hotel

Gangotri: -Gangotri Temple is an 18th-century temple dedicated to Ganga Maya.

It situated near a sacred stone where King Bhagiratha worshiped Lord Shiva. Ganga listens to the “Deva Yajna” to atone for the death of her relatives in the epic war of the Mahabharata. The temple is an exquisite structure 20 feet high made of white granite.

Day 6: – Gangotri-Srinagar (230 kms)

Morning drive to Srinagar – Lunch on the way, overnight stay at hotel.

Day 7: – Srinagar-Gaurikund-Kedarnath (105 km drive & 14 km trek)

Morning drive to Gaurikund and trek to Kedarnath, overnight stay at hotel.

Day 8: – Kedarnath-Gaurikund

Return back to Gaurikund after darshan and worship. overnight stay in the hotel.

Day 9: -Gaurikund -Badrinath (220 kms)

Early morning departure for Badrinath, lunch en-route, overnight stay at hotel

Day 10: – Badrinath Sightseeing

One day free for Darshan, Puja and local sightseeing

Badrinath: -located in the twin mountain ranges of Nar and Narayan is the four main pilgrimage centers-Badrinath on the left bank of the Alaknanda with the majestic Neelkanth peak as a spectacular backdrop. Once this place carpeted with “Badri” or wild berries and hence it was famous as Badri van.
Legend has it that when the Ganges was requested to descend to earth to help suffering humanity, the earth was unable to bear the force of its descent, forcing the mighty Ganges to split into 12 sacred channels, the Alaknanda being one of them.

Day 11: – Badrinath-Rishikesh (300 kms/10 hrs)

Early morning departure for Rishikesh, lunch, overnight stay at hotel.

Day 12: – Rishikesh-Delhi (225 kms)

After visiting Rishikesh, leave for Delhi. Arrival in Delhi in the evening end of the journey.