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Do Dham Yatra With Jim Corbett
Overview
Embark the extraordinary journey with two Sacred Shrines
This is the journey that will make your body and spirit alive. Isn’t it a great idea where you can experience the highest divine soul alignment with majestic trans himalayan views. The pilgrimage begins from the holy cities of Haridwar and Rishikesh where River Ganga flows to the plains carrying prayers of millions of people. The pilgrimage route goes through the Garhwal Himalayas to Kedarnath Shrine. It is the home to one of the twelve Jyotirlinga of Lord Shiva at 3583 meters. This is a place where the high mountains were once shattered yet remained untouched. The place where prayers of numerous people are offered and are accepted unconditionally on ancient rock. The pilgrimage reaches Badrinath, the home of Lord Vishnu that welcomes all back into the universe from the arms of the magnificent Neelkanth Peak. and Finally, the devotees also get a chance to explore the vast vibrant forest and wildlife in Himalayas. You may find yourself descending from the Himalayan chain into the lush wild coniferous forests of Jim Corbett National Park. You will feel a drastic transition, a transition and you might be surprised why every pilgrim describes this moment so magical. This is the moment where every pilgrim shares wondrous moments of the entire pilgrimage journey.
This is a sacred journey, which holds very high value in hindu mythology, representing supreme cosmic forces. Starting from Kedarnath, it is not any mere location but indeed a destination, which will make you completely transformed as an individual. As you stand at the altitude of 3,583 meters you will be able to witness the two Iconic Himalayan Peaks that is Kedarnath Peak and Kedar Dome, one of the twelve sacred Jyotirlingas of Lord Shiva will hit you hard with its presence and power to draw you in as if it were an actual person. Any pilgrim who has ever stood before this Divine Energy Source describes meeting this being in a manner far greater than that expressed through all religious beliefs. And then there is Badrinath, who represents an entire circle to make you complete. It is located at the altitude of 3,133 meters and along the shores of the Alaknanda River. And when you look another side you will see one of the peaks of Neelkanth reserved for lord Vishnu. Surely, the rich colors of red and gold will captivate your heart against the backdrop of dark grey and white. It is a celebration of nature amidst the starkness of this baronial landscape. You can feel the presence of the divine Energy projected by Lord Badrinath leaves us in total stillness. Not only that, during your entire trip you will have the opportunity to stop in Guptakashi. This is the place where Lord Shiva took refuge from the Pandavas. You can spend some time at Tehri dam too, you will be mesmerised by the engineering that is done.
The Do Dham Yatra will take you to the nature’ wonderland. Starting from the winding mountain roads to river gorges, to the vast greenlands and much more. There are also some mythological facts related to it as well. In the ancient philosophical teachings of Shaivism and Vaishnavism, Lord Shiva is often seen as a rival to Lord Vishnu. But, both the deities are actually the reflections of the same reality. As per mythologies, Shiva is believed to represent the process of transformation, making a path for new developments. Whereas, Vishnu represents the love that preserves what is true and essential. You know, according to one of the greatest ancient texts named as Harivamsa shiva, Vishnu is recorded as one of the greatest devotees of one another, worshipping the other. Together they create a relationship of mutual reverence upon which the universe depends. One method to honour this relationship of complementarity is to take part in the Do Dham Yatra, a pilgrimage to two major shrines.
After an extra ordinary journey of Do Dham Yatra and spiritual cleansing, you will enter the Himalayan wilderness. It is indeed a sacred transition, and it holds different sacred values. The inhabitants themselves represent the shiva and vishnu. We will tell you now.The divine as represented by Lord Shiva and Lord Vishnu represent the Bengal tiger, the ancient Sal forest and the Ramganga River. Well, undoubtedly both are amazing. You will see the ancient Sal trees, all around and you will get to hear the extraordinary beautiful songs of birds. As the Ramganga River flows through the grasslands below, it is also one of the major sources to provide the water to sustain the entire ecosystem of the park. The Ramganga River runs through the same mountain range that you have spent the last several days hiking, the Krishna Mountain Range in the Kumaon Himalayas. From Haridwar’s sacred river to the glacial summit of Kedarnath and Badrinath, to Jim corbetts’s magnificent forest. You will experience an entire circle of life staying from divinity, to spiritual transformation to complete nature in just a few days. This cycle will provide you with transformation, completion, and the wild and beautiful aspect of gratitude that can come only from completing a journey that has given everything of itself as well as taking everything from you to achieve completion. We make sure to take care of every single details for you during your Do Dham Yatra. Such as transportation, accommodation, meals, guides and every form of assistance while you are on the ground. We understand that this journey is going to be a lifetime achievement for many devotees, seekers. We are committed to deliver that high divinity spirit, by making sure everything is well taken care of. The journey of the holy summit to a sacred jungle, including you trying out some special himalayan cuisines. it is all for you, well designed by our specialized expert team to assist you and to guide you during your trip.
Highlights
Haridwar and Rishikesh, the Holy Gateways
Every pilgrimage has a starting point and ending point, which often covers the gap between the ordinary and extraordinary points. This Do Dham yatra with Jim Corbett includes two famous holy towns as the starting point that is Haridwar and Rishikesh. Both are near to each other and next to the sacred river of Ganga. Haridwar is 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. In Haridwar, you must experience the Ganga Aarti at Har Ki Pauri, which has been performed every evening. Without a day skip, it is performed continuously, for thousands of years. Not only that, it has a very deep soul touching impact on the people. Devotees wait for this moment, to experience this time. 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. Next is Rishikesh, the yoga capital of India. It has attracted countless sages and seekers over centuries. People come here to experience deep contemplation. You must visit two suspension bridges, that is Ram Jhula and Laxman Jhula. It is one of the most wonderful experiences you will have, as walking on the suspension bridges over the green waters of the Ganga,. You will also witness some of the ancient ashrams rising from the tree-covered banks of Ganga on both sides. There is also a very interesting fact related to Haridwar being the site for the Kumbh Mela. which is the largest and oldest Mela / gathering 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.
Uttrakashi and Guptkashi, the northern Kashi’s
Uttrakashi is known as the kashi of the north. It is one of the most beautiful places to experience and to live. Along with the bank of the Bhagirathi River you can experience spirituality. Bhagirathi River also happens to be an important Indian river flowing from the Gangotri glacier higher up the mountain range. You should also visit the Vishwanath temple, which is the largest Shiva temple in the region of Uttarakhand. Did you know that, the huge trishula is believed to have belonged to Goddess Durga and used by her during her fight against evil within the confines of that temple's courtyard. Also, Uttarkashi is home to the Nehru Institute of Mountaineering, one of Asia's premier institutions for high-altitude climbing. All great climbers of India's Himalayan region can trace their roots back to this one school. Another is Guptakashi, which is known as the hidden Kashi, is another one of the most spiritually charged towns on the Kedarnath circuit. You must visit this temple before the main temple. The Vishwanath and Ardhnarishwar Temples are located in Guptkashi and rank as two of the most important religious sites found in the Garhwal region of India.
Kedarnath and Badrinath, the ultimate holy homes
Kedarnath is at 3583 meters, which is located in the vast glacial amphitheatre below Kedarnath Peak and Kedar Dome. It is also recognized as one of the 12 sacred Jyotirlingas. This magnificent mountain temple was built by the Pandavas and restored by Adi Shankaracharya. The pilgrims and devotees travel 16 km through rhododendron forests and alpine meadows; you will hear the chanting of "Har Har Mahadev" by hundreds and when it echoes around the mountain. Honestly, it sounds like one voice saying a prayer. And there is the final temple of your pilgrimage, The temple at Badrinath sits at an elevation of 3133 meters. It is located on the sacred banks of 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. But, as you know, love is the ultimate thing. He loved Vishnu so unconditionally that he transcended all sense of donating it to Vishnu.
The epic transition from Himalayas to the Jim Corbett
After an extraordinary holy himalayan gateway, you will visit India's oldest national park established in 1936. That is Jim Corbett, it is home to more than 260 Bengal tigers, over 600 bird species and much more. You might feel a big translation from snow capped himalayan peaks to the Terai plains. Here is a little interesting fact about the Terrai ecosystem. The Terai Region consists of the sal trees and tropical grasslands at the base of Himalayan foothills. And it is one of the most diverse ecosystems on Earth. It is commonly referred to as the “lungs of the Himalayan foothills,” receiving the runoff water from the mountain ranges.
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
Vishwanath Temple
Your journey starts today from Haridwar, also known as the gateway to divineness. It is the absolute perfect beginning of your trip. 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. We would also like to recommend, if you get time, do visit both the Chandi Devi Temple and the Mansa Devi Temple via cable car. And make sure to relish yourself with some local delicacies and prasad. And as you drive via Rishikesh, make sure to visit Ram Jhula. As you start to enter the Gharwal Himalayas through Tehri, you can also visit Tehri Dam. As you enter Uttrakashi you will be welcomed by River Bhagirathi. By evening visit Vishwanath temple. Overnight stay at Uttrakashi and enjoy some home cooked meals.
Today, after a healthy nourishing breakfast you will drive from Uttrakashi via Mandakini valley, which ultimately leads you to Kedarnath. This is the Hidden Kashi and it does have some interesting myths associated with it. According to myth, Lord Shiva had hidden himself in the form of a bull during the Pandavas’ search for him as an act of penance following their defeat in the great Kurukshetra War. also, you will get the best views of 3 major peaks of India on clear days namely Kedarnath (6,940m), Chaukhamba (7,138m) and Neelkanth (6,596m). That is why Guptkashi is considered a highly blessed site indeed. Overnight stay at Guptkashi, and have some time to relax and rest.
Sonprayag > Gorikund > Trekking
Today is the day when you will get to witness the holiest shrine, where you can open your heart and put yourself open before the higher being. Today the drive starts from Sonprayag, to Gaurikund. Gaurikund is the trekking base camp located at about 1,980 meters. It is also named after Goddess Parvati, who supposedly did her penance here, to win the heart of Lord Shiva. And from Gaurikund the 20 kms trek starts, where you not only get to witness the creator’s beauty through nature. But also, during the hike, the sound of “Har Har Mahadev” can be heard as music from thousands of devotees. After reaching Kedarnath, one must head towards the inner sanctum where the Kedarnath Jyotirlinga is. You must offer your heartfelt prayers by touching your forehead to the ancient stone. You may stay at kedarnath shrine premises as long as your heart desires. We also recommend that you must complete your visit by visiting the boulder called Bheem Shila near the temple. And lastly, have a time of self reflection near the Mandakini river in the ancient steps. And enjoy the view of the entire valley, one must head for the Bhairav Temple above. After that start descending and your overnight stay will be at Guptkashi.
Joshimath > Narsimha Temple
Today is the fourth day of the sacred journey. Right after the wholesome breakfast, we will drive towards Badrinath via pandukeshwar following river Alaknanada. And we suggest that you must take a short break at the temple of Narsingh and the Kalpavriksha, under which Adi Shankaracharya is believed to have meditated. As you move further, the entire view starts changing and the tree line starts thinning and you will start seeing huge mountain peaks. By afternoon, you will arrive at Pandukeshwar, where Pandu the king of the Pandavas, is believed to have spent some time meditating after abandoning his throne. It is one of the Panch Badri which is dedicated to Lord Vishnu in Garhwal, the Yogadhyan Badri Temple. It also has an idol of the Lord in a meditative position that Pandu worshiped himself. You will reach Badrinath in the evening, after that you can roam around a bit and go to accommodation and prepare for early morning darshan.
Badrinath Temple > Narsingh Temple > Vishnuprayag > Jyoteshwar Mahadev Temple
After breakfast in the early morning, we will drive to Badrinath. Also one of the main pillar of 'Bada Char Dham' is the most celebrated pilgrimage spot of the country and is situated at an elevation of 3,133 meters, guarded on either side by the two mountain ranges known as Nar & Narayan with the towering Neelkanth Peak providing a splendid backdrop. This revered spot was once carpeted with wild berries. Thus the place got the name Badrivan, meaning forest of berries.
Overnight stay at hotel in Joshimath.
Breakfast
Dinner
Jim Corbett National Park
Today, you will need to wake up at the break of dawn. It's going to be the most blessed visit to the Badrinath shrine. Today is the final and the ultimate objective of your Do Dham pilgrimage.
Before you enter the Shrine, we suggest you take a holy dip in warm Tapt kund. Start which is the holy hot spring. After that enter the temple where you will see the, black shaligram stone of Lord Badri Narayan. Take a moment and offer up prayers. After that visit Brahma Kapal, is known as one of the holy spots of River Alaknanda, where rituals are offered for the dead ancestors. Lastly, if you get more time you must visit the Narada Kund, which is the holy pond where Adi Shankaracharya retrieved the idol of Lord Badri Narayan which had emerged from within a divine vision. Finally, after the Darshan you will be heading towards Joshimath and your overnight stay will be here only.
Ram Jhula > Laxman Jhula > Ganga Arti Darshan
Today, you will see and feel a huge translation and a contrast in your travel itinerary. As you, descend via Joshimath to Pipalkoti, Chamoli, and Karnaprayag. It is the site of the junction between the Alakananda and the Pindar Rivers, the third among the five confluences of Panch Prayag. Also, it, proceeds further in the plains of Garhwal region. As the altitude changes, the temperature rises and the entire view changes. From snow capped, rugged mountains to lush greens more softer to the eyes. Reach Jim Corbett National Park towards evening. The Himalayas have left you behind. Here comes the jungle, old, untamed and home to numerous species. Have a good rest tonight and prepare for the adventurous day out for the next day.
Today, early in the morning we will begin with the jungle safari. You will witness the extraordinary species of Himalayan sanctuary. You will be spotting some tigers, wild elephants and many rare bird species. You will also come across the Ramganga river flowing from Kumaon hills. You have the entire day to explore and in the evening we suggest that you watch the sunset from the banks of Ramganga river, it's beautiful. Overnight stay at Jim corbett.
Today is the final day of the trip. You will start your journey from Jim Corbett to the gateway of himalayas, that is haridwar, which is 121 kilometers away. As you take this road trip you will travel through the Kumaon hills, passing through Ramnagar. And then when you reach rishikesh, you may take a final stop at Ram Jhula and Laxman Jhula. You can have a moment of self reflection beside the river Ganga about your eight-day journey. Well, you might feel nostalgic that Haridwar, the point of origin and destination, opens your heart to take part in the ceremony of receiving the lamps during the evening prayer. From the vantage point of the aarti, you are more than just a spectator to the sacred journey of the Ganga. This is where it all ends, a happy ending.
Hotels
| City | Hotels |
| Guptkashi / Ukhimath |
Hotel Triveni / Hotel Ashish / Hotel Sarthak or Similar |
| Kedarnath |
Govt Camp |
| Pandukeshwar / Srinagar |
Hotel Hare Krishna / Hotel Prabhakar / Hotel Srikot Castle / Hotel Madhuban or Similar |
| Kausani |
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| Jim Corbett |
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| City | Hotels |
| 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 |
| Kedarnath |
Govt Camp / Cottage |
| Piplekoti / Pandukeshwar / Srinagar |
Hotel Prabhakar / Hotel Radhey Krishna / Hotel Valley In / Hotel Urvashi / Hotel Dhauli Ganga or Similar |
| Kausani |
Himalaya Mount Resort / |
| Jim Corbett |
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| City | Hotels |
| Guptkashi / Ukhimath |
Hotel Adhvanta Camp / Hotel Kedar Namani / Hotel Mata Dhara / Hotel Mahi Resort or Similar |
| Kedarnath |
Camp / Cottage |
| Badrinath / Pandukeshwar |
Hotel Vishnu Sarovar / Hotel Grand Shiva / Hotel Raghuveer / Hotel Kalash or Similar |
| Kausani | Nature Valley Resort |
| Jim Corbett | Hotel Tiger Trial Resort |
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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
Ans: The most suitable and pleasant time to undertake this yatra is, May to June and September to October.
Ans: No, it is not included in the package. But, it can be arranged based on the client's requirement with additional costs.
Ans: This is a very special package, which makes you connect with the divine being and its creation in wilderness. Two forms of worship and reverence, you may say. Its better and good for pilgrimage with adventure.
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