 
					Visit Starting Point  – Delhi 
                          Span: 12 Days/11  Nights 
                        Places Covered:  Delhi- Haridwar – Rishikesh – Yamunotri – Gangotri – Kedarnath – Badrinath Devprayag –  Rudra Prayag – Karanprayag – Nandprayag – Vishunuprayag- Haridwar - Delhi
Visit Itinerary 
                          Har ki Pauri Around  Evening Time 
                          Day 1: Delhi –  Haridwar 
                          Touch base in Delhi to a warm welcome by our visit manage.  You will board the mentor later on for the 215 km drive to Haridwar where you  register with lodging and after that set out to a visit of the Ganga ghats and  sanctuaries. The highlight is the night Aarti at the Har Ki Paur.
Day 2: Haridwar –  Barkot 
                          Breakfast over we get into the mentor for the 235 km drive  to Barkot that will take 7 hours. In transit we cross Dehradun and Mussoorie  where, a short separation away, we stop for some time at the dazzling Kempty  Falls. Land in Barkot and register with the inn for the overnight remain. 
Day 3: Barkot –  Yamunotri – Barkot 
                          Rise and breakfast right on time after which it is the ideal  opportunity for the 7 km trek to Yamunotri sanctuary, the first of the singe  dhams. You can walk or ride a horse or get into a palanquin. Before touching  base at the sanctuary we end at Suraj Kund where you cook a little rice  offering to take to the divinity. Pioneers likewise venerate at the Divya Shila  before entering the sanctuary devoted to Yamuna Mata. The Darshan over, we come  back to Barkot through Hanumanchatti for the night's remain. 
Day 4: Barkot –  Uttarkashi – Harsil 
                          Breakfast on run of the mill nearby toll and drive 140 km to  Harsil. We stop at Uttarkashi for Darshan at the Vishwanath Temple and a check  out the town. Touch base in Harsil and register with the inn for the overnight  remain. 
Day 5: Harsil –  Gangotri – Harsil 
                          Wake up in the fresh morning air, breakfast, continue to  Gangotri. Situated at a tallness of 3048 meters, Gangotri sanctuary is devoted  to Ganga Mata, it's identity said plunged to Earth here in light of  supplication by King Bhagirath for the tranquility of souls of his  predecessors. Gaumakh icy mass was near this sanctuary yet it retreated because  of a dangerous atmospheric devation. The sanctuary is antiquated yet the  present sanctuary was worked by General Amar Singh Thapa. Implore at this  sanctuary for the favors of Ganga Mata. Likewise, there is a submerged Shivling  in the waterway said to be the spot where Shiva got Ganga. Take a plunge in the  sacred Bhagirathi River and after that arrival to Harsil for the overnight  remain. It is likewise trusted that the Kedar Ganga and Bhagirathi conjunction  at this spot. 
Day 6: Harsil –  Srinagar 
                          Breakfast over we drive 185 km to Srinagar. In transit there  is a stop at Tehri Dam, Asia's most elevated dam and furthermore a grand  excursion spot. Touch base in Srinagar and register with your inn. 
Day 7: Srinagar –  Kedarnath 
                          Get into the mentor after breakfast for the 105 km drive to  Kedarnath. We stop at Rudraprayag, the site where Alaknanda and Mandakini  waterways intersection, considered a heavenly spot. We then continue to  Gaurikund and begin the 14 km trek to Kedarnath over soak ways. You can employ  a horse or get into a palanquin. Register with an inn on landing and visit  Kedarnath sanctuary at night. Kedarnath is one of the 12 jyotirlingas in India.  There are legends and myths related with Kedarnath yet it is generally trusted  Lord Shiva concedes your petitions here. 
Day 8: Kedarnath –  Rampur/Guptkashi 
                          Rise early, visit the Kedarnath sanctuary at the end of the  day and after that we eat. At that point we set out on the arrival 14 km trek to  Gaurikund. After some rest we continue to Guptkashi and register with an inn  for the night's remain. Continue to Gaurikund while in transit to Badrinath.  The spot is set apart by a boiling hot water spring said to have restorative  properties. Parvati Devi is said to have performed atonement so as to pick up  Lord Shiva. 
Day 9: Rampur –  Badrinath – Neelkanth 
                          Breakfast and drive 205 km drive to Badrinath through  Joshimath. Visit the heavenly sanctuary of Lord Badrinath for the night Aarti.  Master Vishnu is said to have ruminated here for a long time with just Laxmi to  safe house him as a Badri tree. The individuals who are dependent upon it can  visit the Neelkanth crests a tiny bit ahead while others can rest. Badrinath,  aside from being one of the Chota Chardhams, is additionally on the significant  Char Dham circuit. 
Day 10: Badrinath –  Pipalkoti 
                          pipalkotiWe set out a journey around Badrinath beginning  with the Tapt Kund. We visit Narad Kund, Brahma Kapal, Sheshnetra,  Charanpaduka, Mata Murty sanctuary, Mana Village, Vasudhara Falls, Bhim Pul and  Vyas Gufa, all spots with religious or legendary criticalness. Afterward,  toward the evening, we continue to Pipalkoti where we register with a lodging  for the night. 
Day 11: Pipalkoti –  Rishikesh 
                          Breakfast over, we continue to Devprayag where Bhagirathi  and Alaknanda Rivers join to shape the begin of the Ganga River. We then  continue to Rishikesh, the city of ashrams and yoga, likewise a heavenly city  in its own particular right. We go on a short voyage through Sivanand Ashram,  Ram Jhoola, Laxman Jhoola, ashrams and ghats by which time it is night. We  continue to the banks of the Ganga for the Ganga Aarti at Pramarth Niketan.  Remain overnight at Rishikesh. 
Day 12: Rishikesh –  Haridwar – Delhi 
                          The Chardham Yatra and visit to the Panch Prayags closes as  you board the mentor for the arrival outing to Delhi by means of Haridwar. The  guide says goodbye to you an affectionate at Delhi.
 
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