Do Dham YatraTours & Trips
A spiritually enriching journey covering two holy shrines in the Himalayas. Perfect for pilgrims seeking blessings amidst peaceful mountain surroundings.
Trips
Do Dham Yatra trips
Every Do Dham Yatra itinerary we run, with what each one covers and what it costs.
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About
Do Dham Yatra travel guide
Do Dham covers Kedarnath and Badrinath, the two Himalayan shrines most pilgrims prioritise when the full Char Dham circuit is too long.
It keeps the high points of the yatra — the walk up to Kedarnath, the Alaknanda valley and Badrinath below the Neelkanth peak — in about half the time.
When to go
Best time to visit Do Dham Yatra
May, June, September and October. The shrines open around late April or early May and close near Diwali; those four months avoid both the opening rush and the monsoon.
July and August see heavy rain and road closures in the Mandakini and Alaknanda valleys. The temples shut for winter, with the deities moved to Ukhimath and Joshimath.
Highlights
Top things to do in Do Dham Yatra
The places most Do Dham Yatra itineraries are built around.
Kedarnath temple
A sixteen-kilometre trek from Gaurikund, or a helicopter from Phata or Sersi, to a stone shrine at 3,580 m.
Badrinath temple
Road-accessible beside the Alaknanda, with the Tapt Kund hot springs below it.
Mana village
The last village before the Tibet border, with Vyas Gufa and Bheem Pul a short walk on.
Panch Prayag
Devprayag, Rudraprayag, Karnaprayag, Nandaprayag and Vishnuprayag along the route.
Triyuginarayan
A detour from Sonprang to the temple where Shiva and Parvati are said to have married.
Haridwar and Rishikesh
The usual start and end points, with the Ganga Aarti at Har Ki Pauri.
Trip length
How many days do you need in Do Dham Yatra?
Six to seven days from Haridwar by road. Helicopter itineraries cover both shrines in two to three days.
FAQs
Do Dham Yatra questions, answered
The things people ask us most before booking a Do Dham Yatra trip.
How hard is the Kedarnath trek?
Sixteen kilometres of steady climbing to 3,580 m, usually six to eight hours up. Ponies, palanquins and porters are available the whole way, and helicopters run from Phata and Sersi in good weather.
Is registration required?
Yes, Uttarakhand yatra registration is mandatory and checked en route. We arrange it with your booking.
Is it suitable for elderly pilgrims?
With the helicopter option or a pony for the Kedarnath leg, commonly yes. The altitude and cold still matter, so a doctor's clearance and warm clothing are important.
When should we book?
As early as possible for May and June. Accommodation near Kedarnath is limited and helicopter seats sell out months ahead.
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