chardham yatraChardham Yatra from Delhi 2026 - Yamunotri, Gangotri, Kedarnath and Badrinath
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Char Dham Yatra from Indore: no direct Dehradun flight, so the ex-Delhi itinerary from ₹32,300 per person is usually shorter. Routes, days and costs.
Yamunotri, Gangotri, Kedarnath and Badrinath, joined to a departure from Indore. The yatra itself starts in Uttarakhand, so what changes from one city to the next is how you reach the start and how many days to set aside either side of it.
By air. Indore has no non-stop service to Dehradun, so that routing connects. Indore to Delhi is direct and takes a little over an hour and a half.
By rail. Indore to Haridwar by rail runs to around a day, with direct services, which makes the train a real alternative to a connecting flight here.
With no direct Dehradun flight, the ex-Delhi itinerary is usually the better buy from Indore — a short direct hop to Delhi, then the transfer day the programme already includes.
Rates are per person, vary with hotel grade and group size, and exclude 5% GST. Flights and trains from your city are booked separately.
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No. That routing connects, usually through Delhi. The Delhi leg itself is direct, which is why the ex-Delhi itinerary often works out shorter from here.
Delhi, in most cases. With no non-stop Dehradun service, flying direct to Delhi and taking the 11 nights and 12 days ex-Delhi programme avoids a connection and builds the transfer into the itinerary.
About thirteen days: the ex-Delhi itinerary is 11 nights and 12 days, plus the flight at each end. The helicopter circuit out of Dehradun is the fastest option at 5 nights and 6 days.
The yatra is from ₹26,900 per person ex-Haridwar or ₹32,300 ex-Delhi, per person and excluding 5% GST. Flights and trains from your city are booked separately and are not part of the package.
May to June, or September to October. The monsoon months between bring landslides and road closures across the Garhwal ranges, and sightseeing is frequently lost to weather.