Char Dham & pilgrimage
Yamunotri, Gangotri, Kedarnath and Badrinath — by helicopter or by road. We handle the registration, permits, stays and timing so you can travel with your mind on the darshan.
The circuit
The traditional Char Dham runs Yamunotri → Gangotri → Kedarnath → Badrinath, opening after Akshaya Tritiya and closing near Diwali. Do all four or focus on Kedarnath–Badrinath — we plan it to your days, your pace and who's travelling.
Because so much depends on your group, dates and mode of travel, the circuit is quoted per trip — tell us the shape and we'll send a plan and a price.
Two ways to travel
Faster · fewer days
The full circuit in a fraction of the time, with sector flights between the valleys and priority darshan assistance. The gentlest option for elders and tight schedules.
Traditional · scenic
The classic pilgrimage overland — private vehicle, verified stays and the Kedarnath trek (or pony/palki) built in. More time, more of the journey between the shrines.
End to end
From the mandatory yatra registration to the last night's stay — handled by locals who run this circuit every season.
Good to know
The most-asked questions about planning the yatra — answered plainly.
The shrines open around late April or May and close near Diwali. Early and late in the season are quieter but colder; we'll advise the best window for your group.
Yes — Uttarakhand requires yatra registration for every traveller. We complete it for you and carry the paperwork so there's nothing to queue for on arrival.
Often, yes. The helicopter circuit keeps walking to a minimum, and by road we arrange pony or palki at Kedarnath. Tell us about mobility and we'll plan around it.
Per trip — it depends on your dates, group size, travel mode and stay preferences. Message us the details and we'll send a clear, itemised quote.
Tell us your dates, group and whether you'd prefer helicopter or road — we'll come back with a plan and a price.