Char Dham India Tour Package - 12 Days

Trip Overview

It is said that one of the simplest ways in which for Hindus to achieve moksha is to visit the Chardham once in their lifespan. Many people would like to go to all the four holy places in one tour therefore on make sure that their souls haven’t any bother crossing over, post-death. Char Dham India Tour Package includes four shrines names are Gangotri, Yamunotri, Kedarnath and Badrinath in Uttarakhand. It’s believed that these holy shrines were established by the great saint “Sri Adi Shankaracharya” during the 8th Century. A tour to Chardham is certainly a journey in itself as an enterprise it means that touching all the four corners of the country.

Each of those places has recognized the world over for the temples that have existed for years. People from everywhere the world arrive here to hunt blessings of the almighty also on exploring and skill everything else that these destinations need to offer.

Location of Char Dham Shrines (temples)

Yamunotri has located 223 km from Rishikesh.
Gangotri is located 105 km from the town of Uttarkashi
Kedarnath is located 223 km from Rishikesh
Badrinath is located 298 km from Rishikesh and 48 km from Joshimath

Best time for Char Dham India Tour Package

Char Dham India Tour Package is open for a quick period of six months each year. Every year devotees in large numbers visit shrines placed within Himalayas because of that peak season tends to get crowded; thus creating timely preparations is an essentiality whereas planning to visit throughout the Best Time to Travel Chardham India Tour. The month of April, may and also the first half of June have a nice climate; as it marks the summers within the Chardham. The monsoon months don’t seem to be the best Season to travel the Char Dham as June’s second half; July and August are prone to rainfall which can cause landslides very ofttimes within the Char Dham. You’ll also travel throughout the month of September, October and also the mid of November for a few Dhams; as winter begins with the onset of November within the Himalayas.