Key highlights of the  Divine journey 
Our sole aim and goal is to make your dreams and wishes come true. We completely understand that there is always a time crunch. And probably we have a solution for you, meaning even if it's a short period of time, we can help you receive some peace, quietness and blessings. We are well aware that life happens; no one can escape that. The world today is busy with people operating on multiple busy schedules and juggling many things on their plates, and this is now pretty much the norm. Because of time constraints and other physical limitations, undertaking a trek to the sacred places may not be possible; however, we offer a great opportunity for you to do so with our company by flying to Chardham in helicopters instead of walking the traditional paths. You could do the journey that takes 10 days in only 4 nights/5 days, giving you the ability to do what you want at your own pace. You can also take a helicopter from Dehradun to the temples of Chardham, and again, we want it made clear that it is not a shortcut that you will take that will take anything away from your experience of the yatra; in fact, you will get the most authentic spiritual experience of yourself flying to do the Dhams than if you had hiked to them. And yes, taking a helicopter makes life easier for all of us, right?

Also, we highly recommend that you spend some time in Dehradun too. You'll have the opportunity to see all of the sights and sounds of Dehradun, which is the capital city of the very wonderful state of Uttarakhand. Here, you also get to visit an ancient stone temple at the end of a trek at the highest point in the Garhwal region of India.  This trip only requires four nights and five days of your life, but forever change your life, the life of your companions, and the lives of everyone who comes in contact with you, as you're going to be able to share your experience with them for the remainder of their lives. 

Starting from Yamunotri, the journey actually begins from Janki Chatti to the Yamunotri Temple, which is 6 km long, and it officially symbolises the beginning of your pilgrimage. It is a very beautiful and sacred start to the journey. You walk through an emerald, lush green valley, with the young Yamuna flowing beside you; you see prayer flags waving in the wind as you walk. Gangotri, a temple at the edge of the river, lies at an elevation of 3,100 metres. It represents the second stage of your Chardham pilgrimage: purification. The Bhagirathi River is crashing through the gorge below and creating sacred mist. You are surrounded by very tall mountains. Then the third pilgrimage is Kedarnath at 3583 meters, which is located in the vast glacial amphitheatre below Kedarnath Peak and Kedar Dome. Kedarnath is one of the 12 sacred Jyotirlingas, and it is a beautiful bucket-list place for almost every indian. It is one of the magnificent mountain temples that was built by the Pandavas and restored by Adi Shankaracharya. Lastly, the fourth and final location is the temple at Badrinath, which sits at an elevation of 3133 meters.

Yamunotri, The Beginning of Purity
The Yamunotri Temple, which is situated in the deep Garhwal Himalayas, is the starting point of the Char Dham Yatra. It is surrounded by breathtaking mountains, stunning hot springs and incredible beauty. According to Hinduism, a person who has taken the pilgrimage to the temple and receives darshan (seeing) of the Goddess Yamuna is protected from dying before their time, and their soul will be cleansed. There is also a glacier, called Champasar, located 13 km upstream from the actual source of the Yamuna River. The spiritual energy of Yamunotri is vibrant, alive and full of new life and spiritual development; and thus the pilgrimage assists in opening the devout spirit of the devotee.

Gangotri, the Holy Lifeline
A river with great significance to Hindus lies north east of Gangotri Temple, which is dedicated to the goddess Ganga. It is said that when Bhagirath prayed to God for the Ganges to reach the earth, he was rewarded by having the goddess come down from heaven and become the river we now know. The shrine is there in tribute to both the deity and her river. You can sit and have a time of self-reflection, asn as you sit on the serene riverside, the sounds of the flowing river will generate a sweet, holy sound, and provide a constant rhythm, allowing the mind to focus on an ethereal plane. Also, did you know that each of the major rivers that is the Bhagirathi’s source is the river Ganga. Then the Gaumukh glacier is roughly 18 km from Gangotri) begins at its respective glacier and ends at the sea. In the case of the Bhagirathi, the name was derived from its physical appearance being similar to a cow's mouth. Many pilgrims are deeply moved by being next to the frigid waters of the Bhagirathi, frequently praying in memory of deceased relatives and friends at the site.

Kedarnath, The Holiest Shiva Temple
Kedarnath is a key site of spiritual energy for thousands of pilgrims embarking on the Char Dham Yatra.  Kedarnath is located at an elevation of 11,755 ft Kedarnath Temple is one of the twelve Jyotirlingas and one of the most sacred temples in the world dedicated to Shiva. Once you arrive in Kedarnath, you will experience an abundance of energy, strength, and spirituality. The old stone temple is surrounded by towering, snow-covered mountains, and all around the valley. As you reach near the temple, you will hear the holy chantings of "Har Har Mahadev." During the 2013 flood disaster in Uttarakhand, a massive rock made possible the diversion of floodwaters that had entered the temple, thus protecting the main shrine from damage/death from floodwaters. Many faithful believe this to be a sign from God. The experience of Kedarnath darshan has resulted in overwhelming emotions for many pilgrims due to the unexpected and personal nature of this experience, yielding total surrender to Lord Shiva through their relationship with Him and bringing them healing, strength, and a connection to the Divine.

Transcendental Badrinath: The Divine and the Tranquil
Badrinath Temple is a very different energy from the other dhams, because of its position as the last dham. This gives the entire temple a very peaceful and warm atmosphere. As a spiritual oasis for pilgrims/guests, it is located between the majestic mountains of Nar and Narayan. It will provide you with a feeling of being in heaven when you see the sunrise or sunset on Neelkanth Mountain. Did you know that the Badrinath Temple is one of the 108 Divya Desams? This means this temple ranks among the highest of Vishnu temples for Vaishnavism because of its religious significance. When worshipping at this dham, many pilgrims find that while they may have had to deal with many challenges before coming to the dham, they will feel much more tranquillity after being there for a time.