Char Dham Yatra

Chardham Yatra Package

According to the Hindu belief, Chardham is the four most important Hindu religious sites in the Garhwal region of Uttarakhand state, India. Yamunotri, Badrinath, Gangotri, and Kedarnath are collectively known as Chardham. Chardhams are the sacred temples dedicated to lord Vishnu and lord Shiva.

Due to the significance of this spiritual footpath, believers from all regions of India and the whole world, love to visit here to experience the never-ending pleasure. Chardham are momentum and severe with activity in the time of the summer months in India, as 1000s of believers embark upon the sanctified route. The attractive surroundings of the hilly area is just enchanting, giving the Char Dham devotees a perfect event to let all entity go them by rich their lungs with novel air.

In Chardham Yatra believers voyage to 4 Hindu divine spots in Uttarakhand state of India. Blessed Himalayas up in the hreat heights of the remarkable Garhwal Himalayas that prettify the wonderful state of Uttarakhand give a refreshing devout experience for the moral. Those are Yamunotri, Gangotri, Badrinath and Kedarnath. Sited in the way of outstanding Himalayas, these 4 spots are the major pilgrimage sites of spiritual activity in north-India. The Char Dham Yatra startsfrom Yamunotri, after that going on to Gangotri and to complete to Kedarnath and Badrinath.

Best Time to visit Chardham

Chardham Yatra usually starts from last week of April or first week of May till last week of October or first week of November but the month of April, May and the first half of June have an amusing weather as it marks the pleasant summers in the Char Dham. The rainy season months are not the Best time to visit the Char Dham as June's second half, July and August are prone to rain due to which landslides may occur and this situation is very frequent in the Char Dham region. You can also make your trip plan throughout the month of September, October and the mid of November for some Dhams, as winter starts with the beginning of November in the Himalaya