(Transfer: Dehradun Helipad – Sahastradhara to Kharsali – Yamunotri Helipad)

We start early, leave at 5 am for the helipad. You will board a helicopter at Sahastradhara Helipad bound for Kharsali, the designated helipad for Yamunotri. Upon arrival at Kharsali Helipad, ground personnel will assist travelers, guiding them to the waiting lounge. Once settled, you will commence a 6-kilometer trek to Yamunotri Dham, one can opt to use pony or palki transport instead of trekking. The approximate round-trip duration for Yamunotri Darshan is about 6 hours. Following the spiritual journey, guests can indulge in a rejuvenating hot spring bath at Yamunotri Temple and offer prayers at the nearby Shani Temple & Yamuna Mata Temple. Afterward, travellers will return to their accommodations to rest and recharge, alleviating any fatigue from the day's travel and trekking.
Meals: Breakfast | Lunch | Dinner Overnight in Yamnotri.

(Transfer: Yamunotri Helipad – Kharsali to Harshil – Gangotri Helipad)

We bid farewell to Yamunotri at 5 am, leaving for Harsil Helipad in Gangotri. Upon touching down, guests are warmly welcomed and escorted to their accommodations. Once settled, guests savor a delicious breakfast before heading out to visit the Gangotri Temple. The round-trip duration for Gangotri Darshan is approximately 4 hours, with a road distance of about 25 kilometers, translating to a scenic 50-minute drive. Later in the afternoon we return to our hotel In Harsil where you are treated to the breathtaking beauty of the region, renowned for its apple orchards and pristine natural trails. You can immerse yourself in the charm of Bagodi Village Walk, embark on a short trek to Choolmi Village, and pay homage at the Shiv Temple in Harshil. Harsil is often called a mini-Switzerland, stands as one of Uttarakhand's most picturesque valleys, offering a truly enchanting experience. Meals: Breakfast | Lunch | Dinner Overnight in Harsil

(Transfer: Gangotri Helipad – Harshil to Sersi / Guptakashi / Phata – Kedarnath)

Today we leave at 6:30 am to on a helicopter ride to Kedarnath, landing at one of the designated helipads: Sersi, Guptkashi, or Phata. Upon arrival, you will indulge in a hearty breakfast before commencing your pilgrimage to Kedarnath Temple. The approximate duration of the temple visit is 2 hours, allowing ample time for darshan amidst the awe-inspiring surroundings. After the spiritual experience, you return to your respective base camp (Sersi/Guptkashi/Phata) via shuttle, a short seven-minute journey and then check you’re your hotel accommodations to unwind and rejuvenate. Nestled amidst breathtaking snow-capped peaks, Kedarnath stands as one of the most beautiful and remote sites among all the Chardham destinations, offering you a truly unforgettable experience.

(Transfer: Kedarnath Helipad – Sersi / Guptakasi / Phata to Badrinath)

We depart at 7 am from the Kedarnath Helipad (Sersi/Phata/Guptkashi) via helicopter towards the Badrinath Helipad. Upon touchdown, guests are treated to a nourishing breakfast before embarking on your visit to the Badrinath Temple, an experience lasting approximately 1 to 1.5 hours. Transport to the temple is facilitated by a car from the hotel. Prior to temple entry, you will have the opportunity to purify yourself with a holy dip in the Tapt Kund, a sacred hot spring adjacent to the temple premises. If operational, you may also explore Mana Village, hailed as the "Last village of India" due to its close proximity to the China border. Following their explorations, you return to the hotel to relish a sumptuous dinner and retire for a peaceful night's sleep.
Meals: Breakfast | Lunch | Dinner Overnight in Badrinath

Today, we say Good Bye to everyone who will not be joining for the optional Navratri in Baroda event! We leave Badrinath Hotel at 8 am for Dehradun. Upon arrival in Dehradun, you will be escorted to the hotel to retrieve your belongings from the cloakrooms before being chauffeured to the airport or railway station for your onward journey. After the final transfer, we will bid farewell to the passengers.