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Chardham Yatra With Jim Corbett
Overview
A Sacred Circuit: Journey to heal the soul
Today’s world is filled with chaos, busy schedules and deadlines. Every single individual in today' s world is going through lifestyle disorder, no peace in heart. What could be the best possible way to give some rest and peace to the heart? For many people, travelling is the answer, especially to the mountains. We have a solution for you, not temporary but a fix for your heart and soul.
We have the soul transforming and refreshing Char Dham Yatra circuit is the only way to heal both your body and your soul. This is not only an opportunity to develop a divine Connection which will eventually result in your ability to unwind for many years. Since the past thousands of years there have been innumerable seekers, sages, devotees who visit the Char Dham circuit, for centuries. As you travel, you not only get to witness the mighty four holy shrines including Yamunotri, Gangotri, Kedarnath and Badrinath but also a relaxation day at Jim Corbett.
You will be starting from Haridwar, the doorway to spiritual connections. This is where the holiest river in India, namely river Ganga receives its first breath from the glacier face. You will begin your journey at Haridwar - the door to the land of sacredness and the first time the Ganges River touches the plains. As the Ganges flows through this sacred mountain, the Garhwal Himalayas, it will take its plunge into several holy confluences. For many years, this conference has attracted many seekers. This is the main attraction in the entire town and it creates holiness in every area of the entire town. Afterwards you will reach Yamunotri where the sister of the God of Death will help free any person from a premature death. This entire journey will be extremely experiential due to the beautiful scenery within the sacred areas of the Garhwal Himalayas. You will be able to visit each of the four Holy Dhams of the Char Dham Circuit including Yamunotri, Gangotri, Kedarnath and Badrinath.
This is a very unique package, as it consists not only of the four Dhams but also Jim Corbett for relaxation and healing. You may consider this as grace time as well as self-discovery. Thus, we call it a complete package as your devotees get to experience all 3 aspects of your Being that is Mind, Body & Spirit. Each The Dham represents an integral aspect of spiritual Hindu mythology and has its own significance. All of the Dham create a synergy of experiences designed to create a pathway to realising/divine consciousness through realising one’s true self. All the Dham also contain the potential for providing spiritual energy that will facilitate the devotees' spiritual purification.
The first Dham you will visit is Yamunotri, which is the source of the river Yamuna. It is also regarded as the spiritual home of goddess Yamuna. It is set amidst the Himalayan mountain range and is considered to be the gateway to eternal life. There is a hot spring nearby where devotees make offerings, creating a feeling of purity throughout the Dham.
Then another Dham will be Gnagotri. The most holy river flows from here. It is believed that Ganga is the most holy river on the planet. It is also referred as Mother Ganga and is considered the lifeline of humanity. Gangotri is in the Himalayas, surrounded by beautiful landscapes. It’s also a place where spirituality, holiness, and forgiveness for sins can be found. Many people believe that the Ganges River has the power to cleanse us of our past sins.
Kedarnath is one of the most bucketlisted places for many people. It is one of the sacred places of worship in the world. You might have heard of Jyotirlingas. Kedarnath is the twelve Jyotirlingas dedicated to Lord Shiva and is the site of the most important pilgrimage in India, the Char Dham. The shrine of Kedarnath holds great historical and cultural importance. Legend has it that the temple can magically transform to accommodate local needs. The temple has stood for a very long time and it radiates spirituality and holiness from within itself. When you visit the shrine, you will also see the Akhand Jyoti also known as the eternal flame. It has a very high sacred value, it has been burning continuously for six months despite the harshest conditions during winter, without seeing a human being while snow caps the entire area. In addition to looking up at the stars in the glacial valleys, the morning aarti just after dawn when the sunrise first touches the Kedarnath peak through the door of the temple is what makes the Dham so special.
Lastly, the ultimate dham among the four is Badrinath. Badrinath represents Lord Vishnu also known as the preserver of the Universe. Badrinath shrine is located next to the River Alaknanda. The mountain behind Badrinath is the large Neelkanth Peak. When you visit Badrinath, you must first bathe in Taptkund, a natural hot spring to purify yourself before entering the temple. Bathing in the sacred waters will cleanse both your body and spirit. The experience of visiting Lord Badri Narayan Badrinath is very fulfilling.
By adding Jim Corbett after your trip to Holy Dhams, the trip is officially made complete. You will feel the smooth transition from summit to Jungle. Did you know there is an interesting story about Jim Corbett? The legendary Jim Corbett, who turned from hunter to conservationist, was dedicated to the forests where he lived. He is therefore the natural counterpart of the sacred architecture offered through the Chardham temples. The legacy of Jim Corbett's conservation is that he is the first person to publicly advocate for wildlife conservation in India. From Chardham to Jim Corbett is not a change of topic, but a change of register, it is a continuation of the same sacred conversation from God to the forest, with a voice older, wilder and equally real than that of a past temple at 3,583 metres.
Highlights
Haridwar and Rishikesh: where spiritual journey begins
This Char Dham Yatra package with Jim Corbett includes two famous holy towns with the starting point of Haridwar and Rishikesh. Almost every spiritual journey begins from Haridwar and Rishikesh and they both are next to the sacred river of Ganga. Haridwar is famously known as the Gateway to God and is one of the seven most sacred places for Hindus. It is also one of the oldest sacred inhabited places in the world. When you are in Haridwar, you must experience the Ganga Aarti at Har Ki Pauri, which is performed every evening. The Har Ki Pauri ghat gets its name from "Hari" or Lord Vishnu and "Pauri" means steps. It is believed to be standing on the footprint of Lord Vishnu imprinted in stone and visible during high water levels, and are considered actual steps of Lord Vishnu. This Ganga arti is performed everyday, without a day skip, for more than thousands of years now. Believe it or not, but this moment has been waiting for years. This is the time you can put your heart to rest and offer prayers with an ultimate view of thousands of earthen lamps floating in River Ganga.
Following up is Rishikesh famously known as the yoga capital of India. Since ages, countless devotees, seekers and pilgrims have visited rishikesh. People come here to experience deep spiritual upliftment. When you are in Rishikesh, You must visit two suspension bridges, one is Ram Jhula and then Laxman Jhula. It is one of the most wonderful experiences you will have, as you walk on the suspension bridges over the holy waters of the Ganga. You will be able to see some of the ancient ashrams rising from the tree-covered banks of Ganga on both sides.
Well, let us also tell you about a very interesting fact related to Haridwar. Haridwar, is the site for the Kumbh Mela. which is not only the largest but also oldest Mela of peaceful humanity on Earth. More than 70 million people gather here. Did you know that, the gate of Kumbh Mela, is determined by the precise positioning of Jupiter, the Sun, and the Moon through Vedic astronomers’ calculations.
Barkot and Uttrakashi, the Northern Kashi’s
After Haridwar you will spend a couple of nights in Barkot and Uttrakashi. Barkot is a small himalayan hamlet filled with nature’s beautiful landscape. As soon as you enter Barkot the landscape changes. This is where you will start to feel clean, crisp, thin himalayan air which is a treat to your city lungs. You can also taste home-cooked Garhwali dishes. Then you will also come across the Northern Kashi, famously known as Uttarkashi. Uttrakashi is also home to the famous Vishwanath Temple. Vishwanath Temple is the largest Shiva temple in the region of Uttarakhand. Uttrakashi is Located on the banks of the river Bhagirathi, which ultimately divides into the Ganga River at Devprayag, as you stand at the banks of the ghats (where the Bhagirathi river runs) and see how quickly the river is rushing through the ghats in front of you. Barkot and Uttrakashi serve as two grace days where you get to prepare yourself and acclimatize yourself.
Uttrakashi also has a very interesting fact. Also, Uttarkashi is home to the Nehru Institute of Mountaineering, one of Asia's most reputed institutions for high-altitude climbing. Many great climbers of India, have their roots back to this school.
Four Major Dhams Highlights, the ultimate destination
The actual Dham journey actually begins from Janki Chatti to the Yamunotri Temple which is approximately 6 km long, and it officially symbolizes 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. There is a very interesting fact related to Yamunotri. The main source of the Yamuna is the Champasar Glacier, which has an elevation of 4,421 m. This glacier is located roughly 1 km above the Yamunotri temple.
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. An interesting fact about Ganga water here is, it has antibacterial properties, which cannot be found anywhere else.
The third pilgrimage is, Kedarnath at the altitude of 3583 meters, which is located in the vast glacial amphitheatre below Kedarnath Peak and Kedar Dome. This Kedarnath temple is the only one temple where both Shivaties and Vaishnavites worship together. It is one of the 12 sacred Jyotirlingas. It is one of the magnificent mountain temples which was built by the Pandavas and restored by Adi Shankaracharya.
Last but not the least, Shrine of Barniath is your final dham at an elevation of 3133 meters. Badrinath shrine is located on the sacred banks of Alaknanda River. Alaknanda surrounded by the towering snow-covered peaks of Neelkanth Peak also known as the Queen of Garhwal. This is the only temple in the whole himalayan valley dedicated to the lord Vishnu. Also, it has quite a meaningful history associated with it. According to one of Hindu legends: When Shiva built this valley, it was for the purpose of his personal place to meditate. He did not want to give up any part of the valley. He loved Vishnu so unconditionally that he transcended all sense of donating it to Vishnu. There is life teaching, whatever you do, you do in and with love.
Jim Corbett National Park, Asia’s finest ecosystems
Taking a trip from the Himalayan circuit to the Jim Corbett National Park through the foothills of Garhwal. The Terai region offers travellers one of the most remarkable one-day narrative transitions. Transition from shrine based spiritual journey to nature based. You will arrive at Jim Corbett by the afternoon, it will be a bit warmer and completely surrounded by the ancient sal forest, and among the rich diversity of the auditory landscape located within one of Asia's great wildlife ecosystems.
What's Included
The things that come with the package are meant to assist you in planning your Char Dham Yatra, maintaining it stress-free, and making it spiritually fulfilling. Guests may be assured that their accommodations will be clean, neat, and safe. Depending on the package they choose, guests can also choose between regular and premium accommodations. You get breakfast and dinner every day. The food is a healthy blend of North and South Indian dishes, so everyone can eat well and have a good time on their trip. Getting about is the most important component of the yatra. They give you automobiles like the Xylo, Innova, Tempo Traveller, and Mini Bus, together with skilled drivers who make sure everyone gets to their destination safely on difficult uphill roads. These cars have All India Tourist Permits, which let them move freely between states. When clients arrive and leave, Kausalya Trip India personnel are present to help them with check-ins, luggage, and other travel needs. It's important to realize that the price of the package includes all the taxes, road licenses, parking fees, tolls, and gas prices that are imposed between states. This means that passengers won't have to worry about any extra expenses that might come up. You don't have to worry about any extra fees or taxes because there aren't any. These improvements are carefully chosen to meet the basic needs of pilgrims so they may rest and focus on their spiritual growth, temple darshans, and the grandeur of the Himalayas.
Meals and lodging:
Every day, pilgrims stay in safe, clean places and get breakfast and dinner. The food is balanced to keep them healthy and full of energy during the Yatra.
Transportation:
Traveling across mountains and long miles between shrines is safe and simple thanks to comfortable cars and skilled drivers.
Guidance & Assistance:
Staff is there to help you with check-ins, luggage handling, and travel planning from the time you arrive to the time you leave. This makes the trip smooth and well-organized.
All-inclusive Charges:
The price of the package covers taxes, road licenses, tolls, and gas expenses, so pilgrims won't have to worry about any unexpected costs during their Yatra.
Being spiritual is necessary:
All of the planning enables travelers to focus on their devotion, temple darshan, and meditation without having to worry too much about getting around or being safe.
What's Excluded
The package should cover most of the basics, but there are a few things that tourists should know before they book. The most important thing is that you have to pay 5% GST on the whole deal. The cost of flights and trains isn't included because it depends on when you leave and where you go. Things like laundry, phone calls, and tips for drivers or porters are not included in the package. Also, drinking, sailing, and going for joyrides are not included because they are not necessary and are solely for fun. You must pay more to do things not on the agenda or use an extra car. There are also no fees for entering monuments, taking pictures, or any other expenditures that come up during busy times or special events. Travelers are responsible for any costs that come up because of natural disasters like landslides, traffic jams, or severe weather. Room heaters are not included in the purchase of a hotel room because they are not required. You can introduce changes to the hotel to fit your needs, but the price will go up depending on what kind of upgrades you choose. To be clear, these exclusions are explicitly laid out so that passengers know what is and isn't covered before they go. The goal is to provide guests with a clear plan so that things don't get too difficult during the yatra. This way, kids can record how much money they spend and have fun on the trip without worrying.
Additional Taxes:
A 5% GST is payable separately on the total package.
Costs of getting to India: The cost of aircraft, trains, or luxury transportation is not included because it depends on where you are traveling from and when.
Personal Expenses:
Pilgrims pay for laundry, phone calls, and tips, as well as optional activities like sightseeing, adventure rides, or extra transportation arrangements.
Optional Fees:
The traveler is responsible for any extra tickets, picture fees, or activities that aren't on the schedule.
Natural Contingencies:
We do not cover costs resulting from severe weather, landslides, or traffic delays.
Hotel Upgrades:
You will have to pay more if you ask for room warmers or finer accommodations.
Terms & Condition
Kausalya Vacation has set some norms and criteria to make sure your trip goes smoothly. To finish your booking, you must pay in full ahead of time, and travelers must deposit part of the total into the company's account. You have to pay for the whole thing right away when you book a rail or plane ticket. The firm books these tickets in real time, which is why. After the upfront payment is made, the operations staff will make the appropriate arrangements for lodging, transportation, and anything else. Thereafter, the visitor gets a confirmation and has to pay 30% of the package's entire cost. You can pay the rest of the 50% when you get to India. You can do your part with traveler's checks or a bank transfer at least two weeks before you leave. Once travelers have paid for everything, they will receive regular updates on how their plans and reservations are going. Please keep in mind that any added services, tours, or modifications to the timetable that aren't shown may cost more. The business is clear about all payments, plans, and updates so that there is no question. Travelers can be sure that their trip will go well if they agree to these terms, and the tour operator promises to make all of the reservations on time. We made these rules to keep guests happy and the business running well. They arrange the complete trip from beginning to end so that it goes well and without worry.
Booking Process:
You have to pay in full to finalize the reservation. You can make a small payment to confirm your reservation, and then you can pay the remaining balance by a specified date before the trip.
Package Confirmation:
Kausalya Trip will confirm your hotels, transport, and itineraries after you pay, ensuring a smooth trip.
Additional Services:
When travelers book, they will fully understand that any changes or extra services not included in the itinerary will incur additional costs.
Payment Transparency:
You will know all the costs, plans, and updates ahead of time, so there won't be any unexpected fees, and you will be able to talk to someone throughout the trip.
Refund Policy
Kausalya Trip India offers a fair refund policy that takes into account both the costs of running the business and the needs of travelers. You will get half of your deposit back if you cancel 30 days before you arrive. If you cancel your trip between 30 and 15 days before it starts, you'll get back 25% of the money you paid in advance. If you cancel less than a week before your arrival, you won't get a refund because your reservations would have been made. n is not refundable under any circumstances because it is needed to hold the first reservations. We refund the passenger's money in the same manner as they paid for their trip. The company makes everything clear and simple. Customers don't have to wait long to receive their money back; they get it back within a week of getting the cancellation confirmation. But remember that you can't get a refund for tickets to flights, trains, the Palace on Wheels, or other luxury trains because their cancellation policies are so severe. If you cancel at the last minute because of a natural calamity, a traffic jam, or something else that the operator can't handle, you won't get a refund either. These rules ensure equitable treatment for all participants and a seamless pilgrimage experience. Travelers should prepare carefully and double-check their dates before making a reservation. This will help them get the most out of their trip and their spiritual journey.
Cancellation Timeline:
● If you cancel more than 30 days before you leave, you will get half of your deposit back.
● 25% of the deposit will be refunded 15–30 days before travel.
● There will be no refund if the cancellation occurs less than 7 days before travel.
Non-Refundable Items:
Flights, trains, or luxury trains that you reserve in advance are not refundable.
Natural Contingencies:
If you have to cancel because of bad weather, a natural disaster, or a traffic bottleneck, you won't get a refund.
Refund Process:
Within seven days after confirmation, refunds are made using the same payment method. This makes things clear and quick for pilgrims.
Important Notes
• 5% GST applicable
• Trek assistance at extra cost
• Weather conditions may affect schedule
• Carry warm clothing & personal medicines
• Advance payment required for booking confirmation
Itinerary
Overnight stay: Barkot
Your journey starts today from Haridwar, also known as the gateway to divineness. You will get to witness the scene you have been imagining for so long at Har ki Pauri, the ultimate Aarti. You will be completely mesmerised to see the river Ganga where thousands of the floating earthen lamps are offered as prayers. You will hear the rhythmic chanting in the air over the river. This is indeed the perfect start of your spiritual journey. It is going to prepare your heart and mind. If you get time, do visit both the Chandi Devi Temple and the Mansa Devi Temple via cable car. You will cross Rishiksh where you can take a pitstop as two iconic spots: the Ram Jhula and Lakshman Jhula. By evening you will arrive in Barkot, a small beautiful hamlet. Overnight stay at Barkot, take some rest and enjoy a home cooked vegetarian meal.
Overnight stay: Barkot
Today, right after breakfast, you will begin the sacred journey. The journey continues to Janki Chatti from where you will begin a trekking route of 6km to reach Yamunotri. From the start as you travel through the mountain roads, the sound of the Yamuna River can be heard growing closer.
The moment you arrive at Yamunotri Temple, you will feel peace within your heart. Because, this is the moment you have been contemplating for so many years. This is the first of the many temples you will visit on your pilgrimage. You must offer your prayers, at this temple, to the goddess, who is said to be the sister of Lord Death, as she will receive your prayers for liberation from your untimely death. Secondly, we suggest that you must also visit Surya Kund. This is a natural hot spring located near Yamunotri; it rises to around 88°C; this has been used for many years by pilgrims as a natural cooking vessel to make their Prasad. After your visit, you will start descending to Janki chatti and then drive back to Barkot. Overnight stay is in Barkot, meals included.
Overnight stay: Uttarkashi
Today, the journey starts from Barkot to Uttrakashi. Which is 104 kms drive and takes you to the Kashi of north on the banks of the Bhagirathi River in the foothills of the Himalayas.
Uttarkashi is home to Vishwanath Temple, one of the most important temples dedicated to Shiva, and serves as an equal counterpart to the Vishwanath Temple located in Varanasi. The area surrounding the Temple as well as the temple itself offers an incredible experience to visitors. Adjacent to the Temple, is a large cave also known as the shiva Cave. This cave will provide a meditative experience and meditative awareness once all other sound in the mind has been released through silence. Overnight stay at Uttrakashi.
Overnight stay: Uttarkashi
Today after a heart breakfast, you will be driving to Gangotri shrine. Via, famous Harsil valley which is known for apple orchards on terraced hillsides. This is the same road which takes you to ancient deodar forests and ultimately the road leads you to Gangotri. The Gangotri temple sits at an altitude of 3100 metres, while the Bhagirathi continuously crashes through its gorge. This view creates a natural holy mist around the shrine. Once you reach there, offer up your earnest prayer. And afterwards, return to the town of Uttarkashi by early afternoon to rest for the night.
Overnight stay:Guptkashi
After an early morning breakfast, today your drive will start from Uttrakashi toward Guptkashi. It is one of the most sacred routes. You will also come across Tehri Dam and after that we'll pass through the towns of Devprayag this is where the holy river Bhagirathi meets with the Alaknanda creating the River Ganga. You will come across Rudraprayag which is the site of the river where Alaknanda merges into the Mandakini river, to arrive in the Mandakini valley and eventually finish at Guptkashi. If you have the opportunity to stop at Devprayag. You may take a short walk to the confluence of the rivers and have time of reflection. You will reach Guptakashi by evening, and if you are lucky On clear evenings, you can also see the view of Kedarnath, Chaukhamba, and Neelkanth. Overnight stay at Guptkashi, take a good rest and prepare yourself for the next morning.
Overnight stay: Guptkashi
Kedarnath is at 3583 meters. Today is one of the most awaited days of your life. Today right after the early morning breakfast, the drive starts for the two destinations - Sonprayag, followed by Gaurikund, the base for the trek to Kedarnath at an elevation of approximately 1980 metres. This area is named after Goddess Parvati who meditated there in order to win Lord Shiva's love. Before ascending, we recommend that you take a dip at the Gaurikund hot springs. The 20 kilometre trek from Gaurikund to Kedarnath is all about faith. Once you arrive at Kedarnath, you must go to the inner sanctum where the Kedarnath Jyotirlinga can be found. You will find many lamps surrounding it, these are the prayers of thousands of people. It contains the message of a prayer being passed down from previous generations that will eventually be fulfilled. After you offer your prayers, you can also visit Bhairav temple for some great panoramic views. After you are done, you will record the moment eternally in your heart. Overnight stay and dinner at Guptkashi.
Overnight stay: Badrinath
Today you will drive towards Badrinath via Pandukeshwar. It is going to be a long journey, which gives you enough time to prepare your heart and mind. This journey will take you through gharwal mountain ranges, following alaknanda. You will also come across Joshimath, where Adi Shankaracharya established his four sacred Mathas in the 8th century. You will arrive Badri by evening, if you have time you can pay a visit to Badrinath shrine. If not, then enjoy the evening mountain views and relax for the night.
Overnight stay: Pipalkoti
Today, you will be waking up even before dawn. Before you enter the shrine we highly suggest that you take a dip in Tapt kund. It will purify your body and mind. Once you enter the shrine you will see a black shaligram stone idol of Lord Badri Narayan. After offering prayer and worship. While descending, you can visit Brahma kamal in Alaknanda. You will also come across Mana Village, which is just 3 kms beyond Badrinath. If you get some time, you can visit Mana village; it is the last inhabited Indian settlement. Overnight stay at Pipalkoti.
Overnight stay: Jim Corbett
Today is the day when you move from a sacred sumit to the sacred wilderness. The transition from high altitude pipalkoti to the warm jungle of Jim Corbett can be very dramatic. The road from Pipalkoti goes down the hill, through the city of Chamoli and then continues on towards Karnaprayag. This is the third Panch Prayag confluence at the point where Pindar River joins Alaknanda River. We should arrive at Jim Corbett National Park in the late afternoon/early evening. As you reach here, you enter a real paradise of greenery, with rare birds and animals. You must take a good rest tonight.
Overnight stay: Jim Corbett
Today, you will begin by the early morning jungle safari amidst the tall sal trees. As you start the morning safari, in the Jim Corbett National Park you'll see a variety of wildlife including deer, sambar, wild elephants moving through the trees. You will also witness otters playing in the shallow waters and the pied kingfisher hovering over the water. You will have the golden opportunity to view the Bengal Tiger. Did you know that, Jim Corbett National Park is one of the best places in India to see them with one of the highest numbers of tigers per square mile. After the morning jungle safari, you can also visit Garjia Devi Temple, which is located on an island in the Kosi River and is home to a very old goddess shrine.
Tonight, have a time for reflection under the stars and prepare yourself to practice the new transformed thoughts and mindset.
Overnight stay: Haridwar
Finally, the day has officially arrived where you will begin your journey towards the end. The 240 kms drive from Jim Corbett to Haridwar can be quite emotional and overwhelming. However, we strongly suggest that in order to balance yourself you must end the trip by offering Ganga arti at Har Ki Pauri. The same place where you began the trip from. Overnight stay at Haridwar.
Departure
Today is the final day of the trip. This is where it all ends, a happy ending.
Hotels
| City | Hotels | Nights |
| Barkot | Hotel RD Residency / Jhokla Tower / or Similar | 2 |
| Uttarkashi | Hotel JSR Residency / Hotel Mansarover / Ganga Darshanor / or Similar | 2 |
| Guptkashi / Ukhimath | Hotel Triveni / Hotel Ashish / Hotel Sarthak / or Similar | 2 |
| Kedarnath | GMVN Camp | 1 |
| Pandukeshwar / Srinagar | Hotel Hare Krishna / Hotel Parbhakar / Hotel Srikot Castle | 2 |
| Kausani | Himalaya Mount Resort / Nature Valley Resort | 1 |
| Jim Corbett | Hotel Tiger Trial Resort | 2 |
| City | Hotels | Nights |
| Barkot | Hotel R.D Residency / Hotel Parkash / Hotel Buddhi / Hotel Archna / Hotel Trishul / Hotel Sunrise / or Similar | 2 |
| Uttarkashi | Hotel Avtar / Hotel Aashirvaad / Hotel Karishna / Hotel Dev Ganga / Hotel Yuraj / Hotel Sriyansh Residency / or Similar | 2 |
| Guptkashi / Ukhimath | Sonparyag / Phata / Hotel Namami Ganga / Hotel Dev Bhoomi / Hotel Tapasvi / Hotel Mount View / Hotel Ganga Puttar / Hotel Anshumaan / Hotel Bharam Kamal / or Similar | 2 |
| Kedarnath | GMVN Camp | 1 |
| Piplekoti / Pandukeshwar / Srinagar | Hotel Prabhakar / Hotel Radhey Krishna / Hotel Valley In / Hotel Urvashi / Hotel Dhauli Ganga or Similar | 2 |
| Kausani | ||
| Jim Corbett |
| City | Hotels | Nights |
| Barkot | Hotel Oak & Cedar / Hotel River View / Hotel Mountain Birds / Hotel Sarutal / Hotel Advanta Camp / Hotel Veda Camp or Similar | 2 |
| Uttarkashi | Hotel Shivaay / Hotel Kailasha Natalya / Hotel Devansh or Similar | 2 |
| Guptkashi / Ukhimath | Hotel Adhvanta Camp / Hotel Kedar Namani / Hotel Mata Dhara / Hotel Mahi Resort or Similar | 2 |
| Badrinath / Pandukeshwar | Hotel Vishnu Sarovar / Hotel Grand Shiva / Hotel Raghuveer / Hotel Kalash or Similar | 1 |
| Rudraprayag / Srinagar | Hotel Love Khush / Hotel Narayana or Similar | 2 |
| Kausani | ||
| Jim Corbett |
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