Badrinath Tour Package from Haridwar

You are welcomed in Haridwar by our representative who then escorts you to the waiting cab that will take you to Pipalkoti. Upon arrival Pipalkoti you will be made to check in to your allotted hotel for an overnight stay.

Rise early, breakfast and get into the cab for the drive to Badrinath. On the way to Badrinath arrive at Joshimath, one of four Mathas stablished by Shankaracharya named as Jyotirmath. Visit Narshing temple the winter seat of Badrinathji also visit Jyotirmath, Joshimath is a starting point to various treks, the most notable of which is the trek to the Valley of Flowers. You can also take the ropeway to Auli, one of the longest of its kind in Asia. Later proceed further to Badrinath, the last temple of the Chardham yatra. Badrinath is also one of the four major Chardhams of India. The temple here is dedicated to Lord Vishnu who, it is said, meditated here for ages and Laxmi, his consort, provided him shade and shelter by turning herself into a badri (plum) tree. On arrival Badrinath check in to hotel. After freshening up you will be taken to the visit of Mana Village including Vyas Gufa, Ganesh Guha, Bhim Pul, Sarswati River, Mata Murti temple, Sheshnetra etc. Later attend evening aarti and Shayan aarti darshan at Badrinath temple. After a soul-fulfilling act retire for the night at a hotel in Badrinath.

Rise before dawn and explore places in the vicinity such as Badrinath Tapt Kund, Brahma Kapal. Tapt Kund is where devotees take a dip before visiting the temple. Brahma Kapal is where Hindus usually perform rites for the souls of their deceased ancestors. You will be made to transfer to Haridwar which paying a visit to all the major prayags that falls on the way. On arrival Haridwar you will be transferred to your departure location in Haridwar where you will be assisted by our representative. You will be dropped off at Railway Station. Vishnuprayag - confluence of Dhauli Ganga and Alaknanda. Nandprayag – confluence of Nandakini and Alaknanda. Karnaprayag – confluence of Alaknanda and Pindar. Rudraprayag – confluence of Alaknanda and Mandakini. Devprayag - confluence of Alaknanda and Bhagirathi.