chardham yatraChardham Yatra from Haridwar 2026 - Yamunotri, Gangotri, Kedarnath and Badrinath
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Char Dham Yatra from Jaipur: how to reach the start, the 9 nights and 10 days ex-Haridwar itinerary from ₹26,900 per person, and the days to set aside.
Yamunotri, Gangotri, Kedarnath and Badrinath, joined to a departure from Jaipur. 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. Jaipur has a direct flight to Dehradun's Jolly Grant airport, which is quick — but the road and rail options are close enough in total time to be worth comparing.
By rail. Jaipur to Haridwar is an overnight rail journey, and the road route is also practical, so this is one of the few cities where not flying costs you very little.
Either itinerary works from Jaipur. The ex-Haridwar programme suits a direct Dehradun arrival; the ex-Delhi one suits you if you are routing through Delhi anyway, which many Jaipur travellers are.
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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Yes. Non-stop services operate into Jolly Grant airport at Dehradun. Frequencies shift with the yatra season, so confirm current timings when you fix your dates.
Haridwar, in most cases. Flying straight into Dehradun leaves you about an hour from Haridwar, so the 9 nights and 10 days ex-Haridwar itinerary adds the least travel at either end.
About twelve days: 9 nights and 10 days for the yatra, plus a day at each end for the flights. 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.