Delhi to Char Dham Taxi Tour Packages

1900 km from Delhi β€’ Uttarakhand β€’ Choose from 2 curated itineraries

  • βœ“ Private AC car from Delhi
  • βœ“ All-inclusive pricing
  • βœ“ Experienced hill-driving chauffeurs
  • βœ“ 100+ vehicle fleet

The Char Dham circuit covers roughly 1,900 km of Himalayan road from Delhi and back, taking in Yamunotri, Gangotri, Kedarnath and Badrinath in that traditional order. It is the most demanding pilgrimage we run, and the detail that surprises most first-timers is how much of it is on foot: Yamunotri needs a 6 km trek from Janki Chatti, and Kedarnath a 16 km climb from Gaurikund unless you take the helicopter. The season runs from late April to early November, and the temples close for winter. We assign drivers who have run these roads for years, because the stretches above Uttarkashi and Rudraprayag are narrow, and weather changes the plan more often than traffic does. Itineraries are paced so pilgrims arrive rested rather than worn out.

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Day 1

Delhi β†’ Haridwar

πŸ›£οΈ About 210 km ⏱️ 5 hours

Har Ki Pauri, Haridwar Photo to be added

The yatra begins at Haridwar, where the Ganga leaves the hills.

  1. 6:00 AM Pickup from your home or hotel in Delhi NCR
  2. 8:00 AM Breakfast at Khatauli
  3. 11:30 AM Arrive in Haridwar, hotel check-in and lunch
  4. 3:00 PM Mansa Devi Temple by ropeway A Devi temple on the Bilwa hill above the town, reached by cable car.
  5. 6:00 PM Ganga aarti at Har Ki Pauri The main ghat on the Ganga at Haridwar, where the evening aarti floats hundreds of lamps on the river.

Overnight: Haridwar

Tip: Char Dham yatra registration is compulsory. Register every traveller online before the trip; the registration is checked at several points on the road.

Day 2

Haridwar β†’ Barkot

πŸ›£οΈ About 210 km ⏱️ 7–8 hours

Kempty Falls, Mussoorie Photo to be added

Up through Dehradun and Mussoorie and down into the Yamuna valley to Barkot, the base for Yamunotri.

  1. 6:30 AM Breakfast and departure
  2. 9:30 AM Past Dehradun and Mussoorie
  3. 10:30 AM Kempty Falls (photo stop) A waterfall on the Mussoorie–Yamuna road with a pool at its foot.
  4. 1:00 PM Lunch at Nainbagh
  5. 4:00 PM Arrive in Barkot, hotel check-in and rest

Overnight: Barkot

Tip: The four temples open from late April or May and close around Diwali; the yatra is not possible in winter.

Day 3

Yamunotri darshan

πŸ›£οΈ About 90 km by road, 12 km on foot ⏱️ 3 hours of driving

Yamunotri Temple Photo to be added

The first of the four shrines: the drive to Janki Chatti and the walk up to the source temple of the Yamuna.

  1. 5:00 AM Drive to Janki Chatti, about 45 km
  2. 7:00 AM Walk to Yamunotri About 6 km from Janki Chatti on a paved path, on foot, by pony, palki or pithoo β€” all paid on the spot at fixed rates.
  3. 10:30 AM Yamunotri Temple and Surya Kund The source temple of the Yamuna at about 3,290 m. Pilgrims cook rice in the Surya Kund hot spring as prasad and pray at the Divya Shila before darshan.
  4. 12:30 PM Walk back down to Janki Chatti
  5. 4:00 PM Return to Barkot

Overnight: Barkot

Tip: Start early β€” the path is less crowded and the ponies fresher. Carry a rain jacket and warm layer.

Day 4

Barkot β†’ Uttarkashi

πŸ›£οΈ About 100 km ⏱️ 4 hours

Kashi Vishwanath Temple, Uttarkashi Photo to be added

Across the ridge from the Yamuna to the Bhagirathi valley and Uttarkashi.

  1. 8:00 AM Breakfast and check-out
  2. 12:30 PM Arrive in Uttarkashi, check-in and lunch
  3. 4:00 PM Kashi Vishwanath Temple, Uttarkashi An ancient Shiva temple in the town, with a great trident in the courtyard of Shakti Mandir opposite.

Overnight: Uttarkashi

Tip: An easier day to rest before Gangotri.

Day 5

Gangotri darshan

πŸ›£οΈ About 200 km round trip ⏱️ 8 hours of driving

Gangotri Temple Photo to be added

Up the Bhagirathi through Harsil's apple orchards and deodar forest to the Gangotri temple, and back to Uttarkashi.

  1. 5:00 AM Departure for Gangotri
  2. 8:00 AM Harsil A valley of apple orchards and deodar forest on the Bhagirathi β€” a breakfast stop.
  3. 10:00 AM Gangotri Temple The temple of the Ganga at about 3,100 m on the Bhagirathi, near the rock where King Bhagirath is said to have prayed to bring the river to earth.
  4. 11:30 AM Bhagirath Shila and the Submerged Shivling The rock of Bhagirath's penance, and the natural rock lingam in the river, visible when the water is low in autumn.
  5. 1:00 PM Lunch and return drive
  6. 5:30 PM Back in Uttarkashi

Overnight: Uttarkashi

Tip: The road above Harsil can be blocked by landslides in the monsoon; the day is adjusted if so.

Day 6

Uttarkashi β†’ Guptkashi

πŸ›£οΈ About 220 km ⏱️ 9 hours

Tehri Dam Photo to be added

The longest transfer of the yatra, past the Tehri dam and down to the Alaknanda and Mandakini valleys to Guptkashi.

  1. 6:00 AM Breakfast and departure
  2. 9:00 AM Tehri Dam viewpoint One of the tallest dams in India, holding a long lake among the hills.
  3. 1:00 PM Lunch near Srinagar Garhwal
  4. 5:00 PM Arrive in Guptkashi, hotel check-in
  5. 6:00 PM Ardh Narishwar Temple The temple of Shiva as half-man, half-woman, in the old town.

Overnight: Guptkashi

Tip: Keep medicines handy for the winding road.

Day 7

Kedarnath darshan

πŸ›£οΈ About 30 km by road, 16–18 km on foot ⏱️ 1 hour of driving

Kedarnath Temple Photo to be added

The climb to Kedarnath, the highest of the four shrines.

  1. 4:30 AM Drive to Sonprayag
  2. 5:30 AM Jeep to Gaurikund and the walk up Shared jeeps run from Sonprayag to Gaurikund, and the 16–18 km path climbs from there to Kedarnath at about 3,580 m, on foot, by pony, palki or pithoo, paid on the spot. Helicopters fly from Phata and Sersi, booked only through the official portal.
  3. 1:00 PM Kedarnath Temple One of the twelve Jyotirlingas, a stone temple standing below snow peaks. Darshan queues are long; the evening aarti is at about 6:30 PM.
  4. 3:00 PM Bhairavnath Temple (if time permits) The guardian temple on the ridge above Kedarnath.
  5. 6:30 PM Evening aarti at Kedarnath

Overnight: Kedarnath

Tip: Kedarnath is cold even in summer and weather changes fast; carry rain gear and a warm jacket.

Day 8

Kedarnath β†’ Badrinath

πŸ›£οΈ About 16 km on foot, then about 220 km by road ⏱️ 8–9 hours of driving

Badrinath Temple Photo to be added

The walk down from Kedarnath, then the long drive to Badrinath via Rudraprayag, Karnaprayag and Joshimath.

  1. 5:00 AM Morning darshan at Kedarnath
  2. 6:00 AM Walk down to Gaurikund and jeep to Sonprayag
  3. 12:00 PM Lunch at Rudraprayag
  4. 3:00 PM Through Karnaprayag and Chamoli
  5. 6:30 PM Arrive in Badrinath, hotel check-in
  6. 7:00 PM Evening aarti at Badrinath Temple The temple of Vishnu as Badri Narayan at about 3,300 m on the Alaknanda, with its painted gateway. Pilgrims bathe in the Tapt Kund hot spring before darshan.

Overnight: Badrinath

Tip: This is a very long day; it is kept as it is so the yatra fits ten days.

Day 9

Badrinath β†’ Rudraprayag

πŸ›£οΈ About 160 km ⏱️ 6 hours

Mana village, near Badrinath Photo to be added

Darshan at Badrinath and the village of Mana, then down the Alaknanda to Rudraprayag.

  1. 5:00 AM Tapt Kund and darshan at Badrinath The temple of Vishnu as Badri Narayan at about 3,300 m on the Alaknanda, with its painted gateway. Pilgrims bathe in the Tapt Kund hot spring before darshan.
  2. 8:00 AM Breakfast
  3. 9:00 AM Mana village Mana, 3 km from Badrinath near the Tibet border, with Vyas Gufa, where the Mahabharata is said to have been dictated, and Bhim Pul, a natural rock bridge over the Saraswati.
  4. 11:30 AM Depart for Rudraprayag
  5. 1:00 PM Narsingh Temple, Joshimath The winter seat of Badri Narayan, where the deity is worshipped when Badrinath is closed.
  6. 6:00 PM Arrive in Rudraprayag, hotel check-in Where the Mandakini joins the Alaknanda.

Overnight: Rudraprayag

Tip: The four temples open from late April or May and close around Diwali; the yatra is not possible in winter.

Day 10

Rudraprayag β†’ Delhi

πŸ›£οΈ About 390 km ⏱️ 10–11 hours

Devprayag confluence Photo to be added

Down the Alaknanda past Devprayag, where the Ganga is born, and home through Rishikesh and Haridwar.

  1. 6:00 AM Breakfast and departure
  2. 8:00 AM Devprayag confluence Where the Alaknanda and the Bhagirathi meet to form the Ganga.
  3. 12:30 PM Lunch at Haridwar
  4. 4:30 PM Tea stop on the Delhi–Meerut Expressway
  5. 7:00 PM Drop at your home or hotel in Delhi NCR

Tip: A night charge of β‚Ή400 applies if the car is dropped after 11 PM.

Day 1

Delhi β†’ Haridwar

πŸ›£οΈ About 210 km ⏱️ 5 hours

Har Ki Pauri, Haridwar Photo to be added

The yatra begins at Haridwar, where the Ganga leaves the hills.

  1. 6:00 AM Pickup from your home or hotel in Delhi NCR
  2. 8:00 AM Breakfast at Khatauli
  3. 11:30 AM Arrive in Haridwar, hotel check-in and lunch
  4. 3:00 PM Mansa Devi Temple by ropeway A Devi temple on the Bilwa hill above the town, reached by cable car.
  5. 6:00 PM Ganga aarti at Har Ki Pauri The main ghat on the Ganga at Haridwar, where the evening aarti floats hundreds of lamps on the river.

Overnight: Haridwar

Tip: Char Dham yatra registration is compulsory. Register every traveller online before the trip; the registration is checked at several points on the road.

Day 2

Haridwar β†’ Barkot

πŸ›£οΈ About 210 km ⏱️ 7–8 hours

Kempty Falls, Mussoorie Photo to be added

Up through Dehradun and Mussoorie and down into the Yamuna valley to Barkot, the base for Yamunotri.

  1. 6:30 AM Breakfast and departure
  2. 9:30 AM Past Dehradun and Mussoorie
  3. 10:30 AM Kempty Falls (photo stop) A waterfall on the Mussoorie–Yamuna road with a pool at its foot.
  4. 1:00 PM Lunch at Nainbagh
  5. 4:00 PM Arrive in Barkot, hotel check-in and rest

Overnight: Barkot

Tip: The four temples open from late April or May and close around Diwali; the yatra is not possible in winter.

Day 3

Yamunotri darshan

πŸ›£οΈ About 90 km by road, 12 km on foot ⏱️ 3 hours of driving

Yamunotri Temple Photo to be added

The first of the four shrines: the drive to Janki Chatti and the walk up to the source temple of the Yamuna.

  1. 5:00 AM Drive to Janki Chatti, about 45 km
  2. 7:00 AM Walk to Yamunotri About 6 km from Janki Chatti on a paved path, on foot, by pony, palki or pithoo β€” all paid on the spot at fixed rates.
  3. 10:30 AM Yamunotri Temple and Surya Kund The source temple of the Yamuna at about 3,290 m. Pilgrims cook rice in the Surya Kund hot spring as prasad and pray at the Divya Shila before darshan.
  4. 12:30 PM Walk back down to Janki Chatti
  5. 4:00 PM Return to Barkot

Overnight: Barkot

Tip: Start early β€” the path is less crowded and the ponies fresher. Carry a rain jacket and warm layer.

Day 4

Barkot β†’ Uttarkashi

πŸ›£οΈ About 100 km ⏱️ 4 hours

Kashi Vishwanath Temple, Uttarkashi Photo to be added

Across the ridge from the Yamuna to the Bhagirathi valley and Uttarkashi.

  1. 8:00 AM Breakfast and check-out
  2. 12:30 PM Arrive in Uttarkashi, check-in and lunch
  3. 4:00 PM Kashi Vishwanath Temple, Uttarkashi An ancient Shiva temple in the town, with a great trident in the courtyard of Shakti Mandir opposite.

Overnight: Uttarkashi

Tip: An easier day to rest before Gangotri.

Day 5

Gangotri darshan

πŸ›£οΈ About 200 km round trip ⏱️ 8 hours of driving

Gangotri Temple Photo to be added

Up the Bhagirathi through Harsil's apple orchards and deodar forest to the Gangotri temple, and back to Uttarkashi.

  1. 5:00 AM Departure for Gangotri
  2. 8:00 AM Harsil A valley of apple orchards and deodar forest on the Bhagirathi β€” a breakfast stop.
  3. 10:00 AM Gangotri Temple The temple of the Ganga at about 3,100 m on the Bhagirathi, near the rock where King Bhagirath is said to have prayed to bring the river to earth.
  4. 11:30 AM Bhagirath Shila and the Submerged Shivling The rock of Bhagirath's penance, and the natural rock lingam in the river, visible when the water is low in autumn.
  5. 1:00 PM Lunch and return drive
  6. 5:30 PM Back in Uttarkashi

Overnight: Uttarkashi

Tip: The road above Harsil can be blocked by landslides in the monsoon; the day is adjusted if so.

Day 6

Uttarkashi β†’ Guptkashi

πŸ›£οΈ About 220 km ⏱️ 9 hours

Tehri Dam Photo to be added

The longest transfer of the yatra, past the Tehri dam and down to the Alaknanda and Mandakini valleys to Guptkashi.

  1. 6:00 AM Breakfast and departure
  2. 9:00 AM Tehri Dam viewpoint One of the tallest dams in India, holding a long lake among the hills.
  3. 1:00 PM Lunch near Srinagar Garhwal
  4. 5:00 PM Arrive in Guptkashi, hotel check-in
  5. 6:00 PM Ardh Narishwar Temple The temple of Shiva as half-man, half-woman, in the old town.

Overnight: Guptkashi

Tip: Keep medicines handy for the winding road.

Day 7

Kedarnath by helicopter

πŸ›£οΈ About 40 km by road ⏱️ 1–2 hours of driving

Kedarnath Temple Photo to be added

The helicopter shuttle to Kedarnath and back, for darshan without the long climb.

  1. 6:00 AM Drive to the Phata or Sersi helipad
  2. 7:30 AM Helicopter to Kedarnath Tickets are sold only through the official Uttarakhand heli-yatra portal and are paid separately. Flights depend on the weather.
  3. 8:30 AM Kedarnath Temple One of the twelve Jyotirlingas, a stone temple standing below snow peaks. Darshan queues are long; the evening aarti is at about 6:30 PM.
  4. 10:30 AM Bhairavnath Temple and the Samadhi of Adi Shankaracharya
  5. 12:30 PM Return flight to the helipad
  6. 2:00 PM Back in Guptkashi, lunch and rest

Overnight: Guptkashi

Tip: If flights are cancelled for weather, the climb by pony or palki is the fallback, and the day is adjusted.

Day 8

Guptkashi β†’ Badrinath

πŸ›£οΈ About 200 km ⏱️ 8 hours

Badrinath Temple Photo to be added

Down to Rudraprayag and up the Alaknanda through Karnaprayag and Joshimath to Badrinath.

  1. 7:00 AM Breakfast and departure
  2. 10:00 AM Rudraprayag confluence
  3. 1:00 PM Lunch near Chamoli
  4. 5:00 PM Arrive in Badrinath, hotel check-in
  5. 7:00 PM Evening aarti at Badrinath Temple The temple of Vishnu as Badri Narayan at about 3,300 m on the Alaknanda, with its painted gateway. Pilgrims bathe in the Tapt Kund hot spring before darshan.

Overnight: Badrinath

Tip: The four temples open from late April or May and close around Diwali; the yatra is not possible in winter.

Day 9

Badrinath and Mana

πŸ›£οΈ About 10 km ⏱️ Under 1 hour

Mana village, near Badrinath Photo to be added

Morning darshan with the abhishek, and a day at Mana by the Tibet border.

  1. 4:30 AM Tapt Kund and the morning abhishek at Badrinath The temple of Vishnu as Badri Narayan at about 3,300 m on the Alaknanda, with its painted gateway. Pilgrims bathe in the Tapt Kund hot spring before darshan.
  2. 8:00 AM Breakfast
  3. 9:30 AM Mana village Mana, 3 km from Badrinath near the Tibet border, with Vyas Gufa, where the Mahabharata is said to have been dictated, and Bhim Pul, a natural rock bridge over the Saraswati.
  4. 11:00 AM Vasudhara Falls (optional) A 5 km walk each way from Mana to a waterfall of about 120 m. For fit walkers only.
  5. 3:00 PM Back in Badrinath, second evening aarti

Overnight: Badrinath

Tip: Nights at Badrinath are cold; carry thermal wear.

Day 10

Badrinath β†’ Auli β†’ Joshimath

πŸ›£οΈ About 60 km ⏱️ 3 hours

Auli Photo to be added

Down to Joshimath and up to the meadows of Auli for the view of Nanda Devi.

  1. 8:30 AM Breakfast and check-out
  2. 10:30 AM Narsingh Temple, Joshimath The winter seat of Badri Narayan.
  3. 12:00 PM Auli Slopes and meadows at about 2,800 m facing Nanda Devi and Dronagiri, reached by road (the ropeway runs when it is open).
  4. 1:30 PM Lunch at Auli
  5. 5:00 PM Back in Joshimath

Overnight: Joshimath

Tip: Auli has snow from December to March; in summer it is green meadow.

Day 11

Joshimath β†’ Rishikesh

πŸ›£οΈ About 250 km ⏱️ 8–9 hours

Devprayag confluence Photo to be added

Down the Alaknanda past the five prayags to Rishikesh for the evening aarti.

  1. 6:30 AM Breakfast and departure
  2. 9:00 AM Karnaprayag and Rudraprayag Two of the five holy confluences on the Alaknanda.
  3. 12:00 PM Lunch on the way
  4. 1:30 PM Devprayag confluence Where the Alaknanda and the Bhagirathi meet to form the Ganga.
  5. 4:00 PM Arrive in Rishikesh, hotel check-in
  6. 6:00 PM Ganga aarti at Parmarth Niketan The evening aarti on the river steps with chanting, lamps and a sacred fire.

Overnight: Rishikesh

Tip: Rishikesh is vegetarian and alcohol-free.

Day 12

Rishikesh β†’ Delhi

πŸ›£οΈ About 250 km ⏱️ 5–6 hours

Laxman Jhula, Rishikesh Photo to be added

A last morning in Rishikesh, then home via Haridwar.

  1. 8:00 AM Ram Jhula and the Laxman Jhula area The suspension bridge and the ashrams of Swarg Ashram on the far bank.
  2. 10:00 AM Beatles Ashram (optional) Maharishi Mahesh Yogi's ashram, where the Beatles stayed in 1968. Small entry fee.
  3. 12:00 PM Check-out; lunch at Haridwar
  4. 4:00 PM Tea stop on the Delhi–Meerut Expressway
  5. 6:30 PM Drop at your home or hotel in Delhi NCR

Tip: A night charge of β‚Ή400 applies if the car is dropped after 11 PM.

Package Prices

Choose a duration to see the price for each vehicle. Every price includes the full distance, all tolls and every state tax on the route.

Prices for the 12 Days / 11 Nights package. See its day-by-day itinerary β†’

VehicleSeatsKilometres includedPackage priceExtra km
Maruti Swift Dzire43,000 kmβ‚Ή45,600β‚Ή12/km
Maruti Ertiga63,000 kmβ‚Ή55,700β‚Ή15/km
Toyota Innova Crysta73,000 kmβ‚Ή70,700β‚Ή20/km
Toyota Innova Hycross73,000 kmβ‚Ή86,100β‚Ή25/km
Tempo Traveller 9-Seater93,000 km Call for price β‚Ή25/km
Tempo Traveller 12-Seater123,000 km Call for price β‚Ή28/km
Tempo Traveller 16-Seater163,000 km Call for price β‚Ή32/km
Force Urbania 16-Seater163,000 km Call for price β‚Ή38/km
Force Urbania with Maharaja Seats123,000 km Call for price β‚Ή45/km

The price covers the vehicle, the chauffeur, fuel, the driver's allowance, all tolls and every state tax on the route. Kilometres are measured garage to garage. For a Tempo Traveller or Urbania, tap Call for price and our office will quote you directly.

βœ” Included in the package

  • Air-conditioned vehicle with an experienced chauffeur
  • Fuel for the entire journey
  • All kilometres listed for the package, measured garage to garage
  • Driver's daily allowance for every day of the trip
  • All highway and expressway tolls on the route
  • State and border taxes for every state on the route

✘ Not included

  • Parking charges β€” payable as per actual
  • Hotel accommodation
  • Monument, temple and national park entry tickets
  • Tickets for any activity, ride or adventure sport
  • Helicopter, pony and palki charges
  • Meals and refreshments
  • Kilometres run beyond the package β€” charged at the per-km rate shown for each vehicle
  • Night charge of β‚Ή400 β€” applicable if the vehicle is dropped after 11:00 PM on the final day

Fare and kilometres

The fare is for the vehicle and not per passenger. It covers the kilometres listed for the package, measured garage to garage from our head office in Rajendra Place and back to it. Kilometres run beyond the package are charged at the per-km rate shown for the vehicle.

Parking charges are payable as per actual. A night charge of β‚Ή400 applies if the vehicle is dropped after 11:00 PM on the final day.

Hotel accommodation, meals, monument and temple entry tickets, activity and adventure-sport tickets, and any local ride such as a helicopter, pony or palki are not part of the package.

Sightseeing and road conditions

Sightseeing is subject to the opening days and hours of each monument. We are not responsible if a monument, temple or park is closed on the day of your visit.

In some places the local taxi union does not allow outside vehicles for local sightseeing β€” in Ladakh, and for Rohtang Pass in Manali. There, the local sightseeing is done in a local taxi, paid separately.

Journey times may be affected by traffic, police or administrative restrictions, VIP movement, processions, strikes or road works, and we are not responsible for delays or itinerary changes caused by them.

In the event of a landslide, flood, heavy snowfall, earthquake or any other natural occurrence that closes a road or a monument, we are not responsible for the resulting delay, detour or cancellation. Any additional running or halt on that account is charged as per actual.

Quotations

Fares hold for the dates and itinerary quoted, and are revised if the dates, itinerary or vehicle change. Any revision in toll or state tax by the authorities applies as per actual.

Tempo Traveller and Urbania fares are quoted on request β€” please call the office for a quotation.

Frequently Asked Questions

How many days do I need for Delhi to Char Dham?

Most travellers prefer 3 to 5 days for Char Dham. It depends on your pace and how many nearby attractions you want to cover. All durations are shown above β€” click any to see the full itinerary.

What is the taxi fare for Delhi to Char Dham?

Packages start at β‚Ή38,200 for the 10 Days / 9 Nights tour in a Maruti Swift Dzire, covering 2,500 km measured garage to garage. Every package price includes the chauffeur, fuel, the driver's allowance, all tolls and every state tax on the route. Parking is extra, as per actual, and Tempo Traveller and Urbania fares are quoted on request.

Is the Delhi to Char Dham route safe for night driving?

Yes. Our drivers are experienced on the Char Dham route and trained for highway and hill driving. All vehicles are GPS-tracked and insured.

Can I customise the Char Dham itinerary?

Yes. Every itinerary is fully customisable. Call +91 9810438237 to discuss your preferred duration, stops and pace.

Do you provide hotels with the Char Dham tour package?

We provide transport only. However, we can suggest trusted hotels in Char Dham based on your budget β€” just ask when you call.

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