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Overview
The ancient metropolis of Lucknow is known for its Nawabi heritage and architectural splendor. Starting a 10 days journey of Chardham from Lucknow is an amazing chance for residents of Lucknow. This 9 nights 10 days is a well-planned itinerary for nawabs of Lucknow who can travel comfortably to the cities of Chardham through our holiday package. All four holy places – Yamunotri, Gangotri, Kedarnath and Badrinath – all are well-explored on this tour of Uttarakhand. Pilgrims will get familiarize with the eternal adobes of Lord Shiva and Lord Vishnu and also the divine origin of the Ganga and Yamuna river.
Lucknow to Haridwar Transfer via Delhi
Kickstart your holidays from Lucknow to Haridwar, this involves an early morning train or drive to Delhi, with a connecting trip to Haridwar. The scenery is transformed from the plains of Uttar Pradesh to the spiritual hub of Uttarakhand in this long initial leg that is used exclusively for logistics. The ideal way to spend the night is to unwind and partake in the soul-stirring Ganga Aarti at Har ki Pauri.
Day 1: Haridwar to Barkot
The tour from Haridwar to Barkot is a quaint hill station at a suitable elevation for acclimatization, one of the authentic mountain pilgrimages. Yamunotri is the first of the four dhams, relies on Barkot as a base camp. As the journey proceeds, it is prolonged and necessitates an early morning start to drive through the twisting roads. The initial stunning views of the rock-covered landscape, hillside farms, and all flowing sacred rivers are to be spotted along the way. Soon after your reach Barkot, devotee’s check-in and relax overnight in Barkot.
Day 2: Yamunotri Day Trip
The next day is spent on the sacred trek to Yamunotri, the revered source of Yamuna River. The day begins with a drive to Jankichatti. To reach Yamunotri Temple, devotees must walk or take a pony ride from Jankichatti. Located close to the real glacial origin, the temple is dedicated to the Goddess Yamuna. Cooking rice in the Surya Kund, a natural hot water spring, before entering the shrine for darshan. The tiring return journey is completed; pilgrims reach Barkot in the evening after worship and immerse in the peaceful atmosphere.
Day 3: Uttarkashi Transfer
On the 3rd day of this tour, Barkot is transferred to Uttarkashi, the town acts as a gateway to Gangotri, the next site of this dham. Also known as “Kashi of the North,” Uttarkashi is an important religious town, nestled on the shores of the Bhagirathi River. The drive offers a respite from physical act of hiking. It is a traditional way to go to the ancient Vishwanath Temple, dedicated to Lord Shiva, immediately upon your arrival. The facilities and religious basis necessary for the next stage of travel are offered by Uttarkashi.
Day 4: Gangotri Day Trip
The tour to Gangotri is the holy source of the Ganga River. The yatra from Uttarkashi takes the Bhagirathi River’s surrounding of dense forests and breathtaking mountain gorges. The main highlight of the pilgrimage is the Gangotri Temple, considered to be where Goddess Ganga landed on Earth. Devotees at the temple attune themselves to the strong spiritual vibrations. The party sets out on the return journey after a profoundly spiritual experience and last reflection about the source of creation. Stay relaxed overnight in Gangotri.
Day 5: Guptkashi Transfer
This is the most important day when you will proceed to Guptkashi, the base point of Kedarnath Yatra. The longest drives on the itinerary, the day necessitates an early start to travel the considerable mountainous distance and pass through several river confluences. The historic Vishwanath Temple and the Ardhnareshwar Temple is in the spiritually significant Guptkashi, in the picturesque Mandakini River valley. Enjoy a Kedarnath trek and helicopter points is the primary reason for the halt here. Stay overnight in Guptkashi.
Day 6: Kedarnath Day Trip
The majestic spiritual trip to Kedarnath, adobe of Lord Shiva and one of the twelve Jyotirlingas. A morning drive from Guptkashi to the trekking base. The arduous 16 to 18 kms climb is undertaken, can also be arranged by helicopter from adjoining helipads, pony or doli. The snow-covered Himalayan mountains form a dramatic setting for the ancient Kedarnath Temple. Devotees worship and make earnest prayers before starting the arduous descent. Stay overnight at the base camp in Guptkashi.
Day 7: Badrinath Transfer
The starting three dhams, the seventh day is allocated to the final and most revered temple, Badrinath, the divine adobe of Lord Vishnu. It involves taking a longer trip through the Prayags of the Alaknanda River, the route is very scenic. As you arrive, take a purification dip in the Tapt Kund, a natural hot spring before heading towards the Badrinath Temple. The Chardham circuit is best to immerse in the peaceful, powerful vibe of the final sacred site.
Day 8: Rudraprayag Transfer via Joshimath
On this day, get transferred from Badrinath to Rudraprayag marks the start of the descent from the upper Himalayas. Pass through Joshimath, one of the four cardinal monastic seats of Adi Shankaracharya, also a part of the tour. The day of reflection provides final, spectacular glimpses of the highest Himalayan hills. Devoted to Lord Shiva, Rudraprayag is an important pilgrimage site, the sacred confluence points of the Mandakini and Alaknanda Rivers. The devotees can recover from the physically and spiritually demanding experiences of the days spent in the mountains due to the badly needed physical and mental rest here.
Day 9: Rudraprayag to Rishikesh Transfer
The day takes you to Rishikesh, complete the downward trip to the highlands. The pilgrims make their way back to the more populated foothills and the stunning Ganga River flow that they witnessed earlier at its source due to this outing. Pilgrims can witness a last sunset Ganga Aarti, visit the Ram Jhula and Laxman Jhula, visit the nearby ashrams. The day serves as a buffer before the last trip back to the plains, giving both physical and spiritual relief.
Day 10: Lucknow Departure
The last departure and the long drive back to Lucknow occupies the 10th day. The devotees will take the scheduled road or train journey. The most precious of spiritual accomplishments, the full completion of the Chardham yatra. After completing the ultimate pilgrimage, devotees return to Lucknow with more than just memories; they also carry a profound sense of serenity, divine blessing and deepened faith.