Kedarnath Yatra Package from Mumbai 2027

Kedarnath from Mumbai: planning a week off for Baba Kedar

For many Mumbai families the hardest part of a Kedarnath trip is not the trek but the calendar. Office leave, school terms and festival season all compete, and the temple is open only from late April or May to November. The good news is that the whole yatra fits comfortably into six or seven days if you combine a quick flight or an overnight train with a well-timed road plan.

Mumbai is roughly 1,400 km from Delhi by rail and about two hours by air, and there is no sensible way to reach Kedarnath without passing through Delhi, Dehradun or Haridwar. We sell the part that starts there: a 4-night, 5-day land package from Delhi with your own car, hotels at Haridwar and Guptkashi, a night at Kedarnath, and a stop at Srinagar Garhwal on the way back. You book your flight or train to suit your budget, and we meet you at the airport or station.

Getting from Mumbai to the start point

The train is the most economical option for larger families, and several fast overnight services link Mumbai with Delhi; book as soon as the reservation window opens, because yatra-season trains fill quickly. Flying gives you an extra day for Kedarnath. If you fly into Dehradun, switch to our Haridwar-start Kedarnath package, which is a day shorter and starts from ₹8,500. More on rail routes in our Char Dham by train guide, and on flying in our by air guide.

Kedarnath package price for Mumbai travellers

Prices cover everything from Delhi pick-up to Delhi drop. Your Mumbai–Delhi tickets are booked separately, so you can use your own airline miles or rail concession.

Per person for four travellers sharing a vehicle and rooms. 2027 estimates, starting from; the final quote depends on your dates, hotels and group size. Flights or trains from Mumbai, helicopter tickets, pony and palki are not included.

Day-wise plan once you land in Delhi

Day 1 assumes a morning arrival in Delhi. If your flight or train lands late, we suggest a night in Delhi or Haridwar first; tell us and we will adjust.

1. Day
   1

   Delhi arrival and drive to Haridwar

   230 km6–7 hoursNight: Haridwar

   Your driver meets you outside arrivals at Delhi airport or at the station with a name board. Head north out of the city on the Meerut highway, with a stop for lunch on the way. By late afternoon you are in Haridwar, in time to watch the lamps float down the Ganga at Har Ki Pauri.

2. Day
   2

   Haridwar to Guptkashi

   200 km7–8 hoursNight: Guptkashi

   The hills begin just past Rishikesh. The road traces the Ganga and then the Alaknanda through Devprayag and Srinagar Garhwal before turning up the Mandakini at Rudraprayag. Guptkashi is quieter than anything in Mumbai: enjoy an early dinner and lay out warm clothes for the morning.

3. Day
   3

   The Kedarnath climb

   30 km + 16 km trek6–9 hours on footNight: Kedarnath

   Drive to Sonprayag before sunrise and take the shared jeep to Gaurikund. The trail rises about 1,600 m over 16 km, so walk slowly, sip water and take ponies or a palki if anyone struggles. By late afternoon the temple comes into view; check in and attend the sandhya aarti.

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4. Day
   4

   Darshan and descent to Srinagar Garhwal

   16 km trek + about 100 kmLong dayNight: Srinagar / Rudraprayag

   Pre-dawn darshan, a short walk to Bhairavnath, then breakfast and the long walk down. Your car is waiting at Sonprayag in the early afternoon. Driving on to Srinagar Garhwal or Rudraprayag shortens the next day's run to Delhi.

5. Day
   5

   Return to Delhi for your flight or train home

   About 360 km10–11 hoursNight: Drop at airport or station

   Leave early to descend through Devprayag and Rishikesh before the midday traffic. After lunch near Haridwar the road flattens out for the run to Delhi. Book your Mumbai flight or train for late evening, or keep a night in Delhi as a buffer.

What is included

Rooms at Kedarnath are basic in every category, typically ₹2,500–6,000 per night, and go quickly. See the Kedarnath hotel guide for what to expect.

Advice for pilgrims coming from Mumbai

• Prepare for cold. Coming from Mumbai's warm humidity, the first night at 3,583 m feels harsh. Pack thermals, a fleece, a down jacket, gloves and a cap.
• Train your legs. Climb stairs in your building and walk on Marine Drive or in Sanjay Gandhi National Park for a few weeks before the trip.
• Avoid the monsoon overlap. July and August are rainy in both Mumbai and Uttarakhand, with slides on the hill roads. May–June or late September–October is better.
• Register early. Free online registration is mandatory; see the registration guide.
• Helicopter seats from Phata, Sersi and Guptkashi are sold only on the IRCTC HeliYatra portal; read our IRCTC guide. We do not sell shuttle tickets.
• Food. Simple North Indian vegetarian meals are the norm; carry a few familiar snacks for the trek.

How to book from Mumbai

1. Choose your travel window and check the opening dates once 2027 dates are announced.
2. Message us on WhatsApp +91-99111 77951 with dates and group size; we confirm the land plan before you buy tickets.
3. Book your flight or train to Delhi (or Dehradun) and share the timings.
4. Pay the advance to lock hotels and vehicle.
5. Fly or ride north; your driver is waiting when you arrive.

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