Barkot, Janki Chatti, Yamunotri Temple and Surya Kund in one plan
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Shree Yamunotri Ji, the first Dham of the circuit, reached by a 5 km trek from Janki Chatti, with Surya Kund and Divya Shila beside the temple.

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About 5 km each way from Janki Chatti, which is a 42 km drive from Barkot. The yatra treks up in the morning and back in the afternoon, with ponies and palkis available on the way.
A dip in the Tapt Kund, then pooja and darshan of Shree Yamunotri Ji. Beside the temple are Surya Kund, the most important of its hot springs, and Divya Shila, the rock pillar worshipped before entering the shrine.
Yamunotri opened on 19 April 2026 and is expected to close on 11 November 2026; the closing date is tentative. May to June and September to October are the best months.
Haridwar to Barkot is about 220 km, seven to eight hours via Mussoorie, with a night at Barkot. The next day is the drive to Janki Chatti, the trek to the temple and back to Barkot.
Yes, on the Char Dham helicopter yatra: it flies from Sahastradhara in Dehradun to Kharsali, and the last 6 km from the helipad to the temple is by pony or palki. The full yatra is 5 nights and 6 days at ₹2,25,000 per person.
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Practical reads to help you plan your Yamunotri trip.
The temples open on Akshaya Tritiya and close around Diwali. Here are the 2026 dates, why they move every year, and which months are actually comfortable to travel.
Four shrines in ten days, or two in six. The honest difference is not devotion — it is driving hours, altitude and how much leave you have.
All four Dhams in six days, with flights of 28 to 60 minutes between sectors. The rate, the weight rules nobody mentions until the helipad, and what the fare does not cover.
A practical guide to Char Dham Yatra routes, best season, package options, helicopter choices and planning tips from CareMyTrip.