Char Dham Yatra Package from Saharanpur 2027

The closest big city to the yatra in western UP

From Saharanpur, the Shivalik hills are visible on a clear winter morning. Dehradun is about 70 km away through the Mohand pass and Haridwar about 80 km via Roorkee. That puts you within easy reach of the yatra by road, so we start and finish at your door instead of asking you to travel to a pick-up point.

On the first morning, the driver takes the Mohand road to Dehradun and climbs to Mussoorie, reaching Barkot near Yamunotri by evening. Ten days later, after all four dhams, you come back down through Haridwar and are home for dinner. The route and hotels match our Haridwar Char Dham package; only the start and end change.

Char Dham Yatra price from Saharanpur

Road-pickup cities pay a little more than a Haridwar start, because the vehicle runs the extra distance to your home and back. For Saharanpur, the difference is small.

Hiring only a vehicle

Some Saharanpur families prefer to book their own hotels and just hire a car and hill driver. The base rates below are for ten days Haridwar to Haridwar; pick-up and drop in Saharanpur is added to the quote.

2027 estimates, starting from. Package rates are per person for four sharing. The final quote depends on dates, hotels and group size. See Char Dham by car and Innova Crysta booking.

Itinerary: Saharanpur to Saharanpur

1. Day
   1

   Saharanpur to Barkot

   About 210 km7–8 hoursNight: Barkot

   The car picks you up early and heads through the Mohand pass in the Shivaliks to Dehradun. From there it climbs to Mussoorie and down into the Yamuna valley. You reach Barkot by evening, ready for the first darshan.

2. Day
   2

   Yamunotri

   45 km + 6 km trekFull dayNight: Barkot

   Drive to Janki Chatti and climb the 6 km path on foot, by pony, palki or pithoo. At the temple, pilgrims cook rice in the boiling Surya Kund before darshan of Goddess Yamuna. Return to Barkot.

3. Day
   3

   Barkot to Uttarkashi

   100 km4–5 hoursNight: Uttarkashi

   A relaxed transfer over the ridge to the Bhagirathi valley. Check in by lunch and rest. The Kashi Vishwanath temple is worth an evening visit.

4. Day
   4

   Gangotri

   200 km round tripFull dayNight: Uttarkashi

   Follow the Bhagirathi past Gangnani and the Harsil valley to Gangotri. The road reaches the temple, so darshan is easy. Sit at Bhagirath Shila for a while, then drive back to Uttarkashi.

5. Day
   5

   Uttarkashi to Guptkashi

   220 km8–9 hoursNight: Guptkashi / Sitapur

   Cross the middle Himalaya past Tehri lake to the Mandakini valley. This is the longest driving day of the trip. Settle in early for the Kedarnath start.

6. Day
   6

   Kedarnath

   Sonprayag + 16 km7–9 hoursNight: Kedarnath

   From Sonprayag, the shared jeep runs to Gaurikund and the trail starts. Walk or ride up the Mandakini valley, or fly from Phata, Sersi or Guptkashi with IRCTC shuttle tickets. Stay close to the temple and attend the evening aarti.

7. Day
   7

   Darshan and back to Guptkashi

   16 km + driveFull dayNight: Guptkashi / Sitapur

   Early darshan, then visits to Bhairavnath temple and Adi Shankaracharya Samadhi. Walk down to Gaurikund. The jeep and your car bring you back to the hotel.

8. Day
   8

   Guptkashi to Badrinath

   200 km8–9 hoursNight: Badrinath

   Drive via Ukhimath and Chamoli to the Alaknanda and climb past Joshimath to Badrinath. The temple is close to most hotels. Tapt Kund and evening aarti.

9. Day
   9

   Badrinath, Mana, Rudraprayag

   160 km6–7 hoursNight: Rudraprayag / Srinagar

   Morning darshan and, if you wish, rites at Brahma Kapal. Visit Mana village, Vyas Gufa and Bhim Pul. Drive down to Rudraprayag or Srinagar Garhwal.

10. Day
    10

    Home to Saharanpur

    About 245 km8–9 hoursNight: Tour ends

    Stop at Devprayag, then continue through Rishikesh and Haridwar. From Haridwar it is about two hours via Roorkee to Saharanpur. The driver drops you at home in the evening.

Inclusions and exclusions

Shorter yatras from Saharanpur

Because the hills are so close, many Saharanpur families split the four dhams over two seasons instead of doing them all at once. One year they visit Kedarnath and Badrinath, the next year Gangotri and Yamunotri. Each trip then fits inside a week, and elders get more rest between the hard walking days.

All of these can start from your home in Saharanpur for a small pick-up supplement. See the Do Dham Yatra, Gangotri Yamunotri tour and Teen Dham Yatra pages for full itineraries.

Tips for Saharanpur families

• Being close means you can pick quieter dates. Mid-September to October is ideal; see best time to visit.
• Leave home before 6 am on Day 1 to cross Dehradun and Mussoorie ahead of traffic.
• Saharanpur summers are hot; mountain nights are not. Pack thermals and a heavy jacket; see things to carry.
• Register each traveller online for free before the trip; see registration help.
• Kedarnath shuttle tickets are sold only on IRCTC HeliYatra; read IRCTC helicopter booking.
• Neighbours or a joint family can share a Tempo Traveller to cut the cost per person.

How to book

1. Call or WhatsApp +91-99111 77951 with dates, group size and your locality in Saharanpur.
2. Choose car or Tempo Traveller and hotel category.
3. Confirm with an advance; terms come with the quote.
4. Register for the yatra with our help.
5. Wait at home: the driver arrives on the morning of Day 1.

Char Dham Yatra from Saharanpur: FAQ

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