Uttarakhand: Land of Gods

Char Dham from Haridwar (9N/10D, ₹26,900) or Delhi (11N/12D, ₹32,300), Do Dham from Haridwar (5N/6D, ₹17,900) or Delhi (7N/8D, ₹21,900), Ek Dham Kedarnath (3N/4D, ₹11,500) and Ek Dham Badrinath (2N/3D, ₹8,900). Rates are per person, vary with hotel grade and group size, and exclude 5% GST.

Yes. The Char Dham helicopter circuit is 5 nights and 6 days at ₹2,25,000 per person on a minimum of six passengers. Do Dham by helicopter is 3 nights and 4 days at ₹1,42,000, and a same-day Do Dham flight runs at ₹1,37,000, departing 08:00 and back in Dehradun by 14:45.

May to June, and September to October. The monsoon months between them bring landslides and road closures across the Garhwal ranges, and while the shrines stay open, travel becomes unpredictable.

Yamunotri and Gangotri opened on 19 April, Kedarnath on 22 April and Badrinath on 23 April. Gangotri closes on 10 November, Yamunotri and Kedarnath on 11 November and Badrinath on 13 November. Closing dates are tentative.

Haridwar or Delhi. The Delhi versions add two nights for roughly ₹4,000 to ₹5,400 more per person, giving the Delhi–Haridwar transfer a day of its own and closing with a night at Rishikesh.