Kedarnath Tour Package From Delhi

Duration: 3 Nights / 4 Days

Starting Point: Delhi

Main Attractions: Kedarnath, Gaurikund, Bhairavnath Mandir

Trek Distance: 18 - 20 km

Trek Difficulty: Moderate

Ideal For: Devotees, Friends, Family

Best Time: May–June & September–October

Meals: Breakfast & Dinner

• By Air: The nearest airport is Jolly Grant Airport, located about 240 km from Kedarnath. From the airport, travelers can hire a taxi or take a bus to reach Gaurikund, the base point of the Kedarnath trek.

• By Train: The nearest railway stations are Haridwar Railway Station and Rishikesh Railway Station. From these stations, buses and taxis are available to reach Sonprayag and then Gaurikund.

• By Road: Kedarnath is well connected by road up to Sonprayag. Regular buses and taxis operate from Haridwar, Rishikesh, and Guptkashi.

• By Trek: From Gaurikund, pilgrims must complete a 18–20 km trek to reach Kedarnath Temple. Options like pony, palki, and helicopter services are also available for travelers.

1. May to June (Summer Season): This is one of the best times to visit Kedarnath. The weather remains pleasant with temperatures between 10°C to 18°C, making it comfortable for trekking and pilgrimage.
2. September to October (Autumn Season): After the monsoon, the skies become clear and the Himalayan views are stunning. The temperature ranges between 5°C to 15°C, which is ideal for travel and photography.
3. July to August (Monsoon Season): Heavy rainfall occurs during this time, which can cause landslides and slippery trekking routes. It is generally not recommended to visit during monsoon.
4. November to April (Winter Season): Kedarnath experiences heavy snowfall and the temple remains closed. During winter, the idol of Lord Shiva is worshipped at Omkareshwar Temple.

1. Summer (May – June): The weather is pleasant and comfortable for pilgrimage and trekking. Daytime temperatures range between 10°C to 18°C, while nights can be slightly cold.
2. Monsoon (July – August): Kedarnath receives moderate to heavy rainfall, and the temperature usually stays between 8°C to 15°C. Landslides and slippery trekking routes can occur during this season.
3. Autumn (September – October): The weather becomes clear and refreshing after the monsoon. Temperatures range from 5°C to 15°C, making it a great time for visiting and enjoying Himalayan views.
4. Winter (November – April): The region experiences heavy snowfall and extreme cold. Temperatures often drop to -10°C or lower, and the temple remains closed during winter months.
5. General Tip: Weather in Kedarnath can change quickly due to its high altitude (around 3,583 meters), so travelers should always carry warm clothes and rain protection.

1. Moderate to Challenging Trek: The Kedarnath trek is considered moderate to difficult, especially for beginners who are not used to long mountain walks.
2. Trek Distance: The trek is around 18–20 km from Gaurikund to Kedarnath Temple and usually takes 6–8 hours depending on fitness and weather conditions.
3. High Altitude: The temple is located at an altitude of about 3,583 meters (11,755 feet), so trekkers may feel tired or experience shortness of breath during the climb.
4. Steep Sections: Some parts of the trekking route have steep climbs and rocky paths, which can make the trek physically demanding.
5. Options for Pilgrims: Travelers who cannot trek can use pony, palki, or helicopter services from nearby locations like Sonprayag.
6. Tip for Trekkers: Good physical fitness, proper trekking shoes, and warm clothing are recommended for a safe and comfortable journey.

1. Physical Fitness: Start light exercise or walking at least 2–3 weeks before the trek. Regular jogging, stair climbing, and stretching will help improve stamina for the long trek from Gaurikund.
2. Acclimatization: Since Kedarnath is located at a high altitude (around 3,583 meters), it is important to rest properly and walk at a slow pace to adjust to the altitude.
3. Clothing and Gear: Carry warm clothes, a raincoat, gloves, trekking shoes, and a cap, as the weather in the mountains can change suddenly.
4. Health and Hydration: Drink enough water during the trek to stay hydrated. Carry basic medicines, energy snacks, and a small first-aid kit.
5. Avoid Altitude Sickness (AMS): Walk slowly, take short breaks, and avoid overexertion. If you feel symptoms like headache, dizziness, or nausea, take rest immediately.
6. Start Early: Begin the trek early in the morning to avoid crowd and reach the temple comfortably before evening.

1. Bhairavnath Temple Located about 1 km from Kedarnath Temple, this sacred temple is dedicated to Bhairav Baba, who is believed to protect the Kedarnath valley during winter.
2. Adi Shankaracharya Samadhi Situated just behind Kedarnath Temple, this sacred place marks the samadhi of Adi Shankaracharya, who revived the Char Dham pilgrimage.
3. Gaurikund The base camp for the Kedarnath trek, known for its hot water springs and religious significance related to Goddess Parvati.
4. Sonprayag A beautiful mountain town where the Mandakini and Basuki rivers meet. It is an important stop before reaching Gaurikund.
5. Triyuginarayan Temple A famous temple believed to be the wedding site of Lord Shiva and Goddess Parvati.
6. Guptkashi A popular pilgrimage town known for ancient temples and scenic Himalayan views, often visited by travelers going to Kedarnath.

Kedarnath Yatra registration is mandatory for all pilgrims visiting Kedarnath Dham. Travellers need to complete the registration process before starting their journey as per Uttarakhand government guidelines.

During registration, pilgrims are required to provide basic information, including personal details, travel dates, and identification. After successful registration, travellers receive the necessary confirmation for their pilgrimage.

It is recommended to complete the registration process in advance to avoid last-minute issues during the peak Kedarnath Yatra season.