Kedarnath Yatra-Mr Sachin
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Nestled in the Himalayas, Kedarnath Temple, dedicated to Lord Shiva, is the eleventh out of twelve Jyotirlingas of India. The journey to the ancient Kedarnath Temple is an adventure in itself, often involving a trek through stunning, rugged terrain. The temple, set against the majestic backdrop of snow-capped peaks, exudes tranquility and reverence. Pilgrims and travelers alike find solace in the serene environment, the melodious chants, and the cool, crisp air. The Mandakini River flowing nearby adds to the mystical charm. Visiting Kedarnath is not just a pilgrimage but a journey that touches the soul, offering peace, reflection, and a deep connection with nature.
Highlights
Religious Significance: The trek leads to the Kedarnath temple, one of the holiest Hindu shrines and part of the Char Dham pilgrimage
Scenic Beauty: The trail passes through stunning Himalayan landscapes, including forests, waterfalls, and glaciers.
Moderate Difficulty: The Kedarnath trek is around 20 km and takes 6-8 hours, making it achievable for moderately fit individuals.
Spiritual Experience: Visiting the Kedarnath temple at sunrise and participating in the Evening & morning aarti is a truly special experience.
Who should attend?
The Kedarnath Trek is a challenging yet rewarding adventure suitable for a variety of individuals. Here are some groups of people who should consider attending the Kedarnath Trek:
Adventure Enthusiasts: Those who love trekking, hiking, and exploring new terrains will find the Kedarnath Trek both exciting and fulfilling.
Nature Lovers: If you appreciate stunning landscapes, serene environments, and picturesque views, the trek offers an opportunity to immerse yourself in the beauty of the Himalayas.
Spiritual Seekers: Kedarnath is a significant pilgrimage site for Hindus. Those looking for a spiritual journey will find the trek to the Kedarnath Temple a deeply moving experience.
Fitness Enthusiasts: People who enjoy physical challenges and want to test their endurance and stamina will find the trek a great way to push their limits.
Friends and Families: Groups of friends or family members looking for a bonding experience can undertake the trek together for a memorable adventure.
Solo Travelers: Those seeking solitude and a chance to disconnect from the hustle and bustle of everyday life can find peace and tranquility on this trek.
Day 1 - Delhi-Haridwar (Drive 242km 5Hrs)
Car (Ertiga)
Stay Not Applicable
Meals Not Applicable
Pickup from Delhi railway Station in night as per the schedule and then drive towards Haridwar. Overnight journey.
Day 2 - Haridwar-Sersi (Drive-229km 7hrs)
Sangam
Dhari Devi Mandir
Car (Ertiga)
Hotel
Dinner
In Morning once you reach Hardiwar you can do Ganga Arti and then start your journey towards Sersi Via Rudraprayag, Devprayag,Dhari devi mandir. Later Drive to Sersi. Check in to the hotel on arrival in Sersi. Overnight stay at Sersi.
Day 3 - Sersi-Sonprayag-Kedarnath (Drive-8km)(Trek20km)
Kedarnath Mandir
Bhairav Mandir
Shankaracharya Samadhi
Multiple Modes
Hotel
Breakfast, Dinner
Morning after breakfast. Drive toward sonprayag, from sonprayag to Gauri kund you have to take local taxi, they will charge 50-70/-pp. (extra cost). Once you reach Gauri Kund Rejuvenate yourself by taking bath in the holy bathwater spring (Gaurikund) after that from Gaurikund our actual trek begins which is. Approximately 21 km to Kedarnath Temple. This is a steep climb where we will walk hundreds of pilgrims from all over India, we will reach the Kedarnath Temple by evening, in the evening we can attend the evening Aarti at the temple, overnight stays in the Kedarnath.
Day 4 - Kedarnath-Sonprayag-Ukhimath (Drive 45km)
Multiple Modes
Hotel
Breakfast, Dinner
Morning you can visit Shankaraacharya Samadhi, Bhairav Mandir, and then checkout from Hotel and trek back to sonprayag. Then start your journey towards Ukhimath.Overnight Stay in Ukhimath.Drive.
Day 5 - Ukhimath-Delhi (438km 10hrs)
Car
Stay Not Applicable
Breakfast
In the morning after breakfast, Visit Omkeshwar Mandir the Winter Homeland of Kedar Baba and after that drive towards Delhi . Drop in Delhi as per the schedule.
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• All hygienic veg meals as per detailed itinerary
• Transportation as per Itinerary
• Drivers with health certificates
• Govt. certified experienced instructors with health certificates. (For Group Tours only)
• All accomodations as per Itinerary
• All Stays are on Double/Tripple/Quad/Quintuple/ sharing Basis as per Itinerary
• All sightseeing mentioned in the itinerary is dependent on time availability. (If travelers do not adhere to the schedule and are delayed at any point, it may result in missing other planned sightseeing. Missed sightseeing cannot be transferred to the next day.
• Toll Tax, Parking Charges, and Driver allowance
Exclusions
• 5% GST
• Any kind of personal expenses/
• Travel Insurance (You may take Travel Insurance with additional charges)
• Food during travelling (Food which is not metioned in the Itinerary)
• Porter to carry personal luggage
• Doli (Palanquin) or Pony/mule?Horse or Piththu or Helicopter charges
• Monument entry fees
• Photography/Videography fees & permissions
• Anything not specifically mentioned under the head 'Inclusions
• Shared Taxi from Sonpryag to Gaurikund charge (aprox 60 rupees at one side) and vice versa
Things to carry
Clothing:
• Thermals: Pack thermals like innerwear (top and bottoms), socks, and full sleeves to keep yourself warm in the cold weather- 2 pairs
• Jacket for Ice n Snow (preferable water proof)
• Trekking pants: Choose comfortable and breathable trekking pants (3 pairs)
• Quick-drying T-shirts: Opt for quick-drying T-shirts to wick away sweat (3-4 pairs)
• Woolen cap, muffler, and gloves: These will keep you warm in the chilly weather
• Raincoat and waterproof pants: A raincoat and waterproof pants are essential for the unpredictable mountain weather.
Footwear:
• Trekking shoes: A good pair of lightweight and waterproof trekking shoes with good ankle support is crucial for the trek
Other essentials:
• Water bottle: Carry a sturdy water bottle or a hydration bladder to stay hydrated throughout the trek
• Sunglasses and sunscreen: Protect yourself from the sun's harmful rays with sunglasses and sunscreen
• First-aid kit: Carry a basic first-aid kit to treat minor injuries & Insect repellent
• Cash: There might be limited options for ATMs on the trek route, so carry enough cash
• Snacks: Pack plenty of energy-giving snacks like nuts, dry fruits, and chocolate bars
• Power bank: A power bank to keep your electronic devices charged
• Walking stick: A walking stick can also provide support on the trek
• Band aid, Karpoor(Camphor) and Diamox tablets(15 tablets)
• Govt proof ID Card
• Camera and spare battery
• Toiletries and towel
• Something to lock luggage bag (chain and locks)
Things to avoid carrying:
• Unnecessary electronics: Avoid carrying electronic devices that you won't need on the trek
• Too many clothes: Pack only what you need and layer your clothing to stay warm
• Keep in mind while Backpacking: When packing, please do not strap items such as boots, sleeping bags or roll mats to the outside of your bags. There is a good chance that they will be ripped off while in transit. They also make handling the bags more difficult when loading buses on the trek. It is much better to bring a larger bag that is bigenough for all your kit rather than a smallerone onto whichyou have to strap extra equipment
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