Do Dham Yatra
A soulful path to Kedarnath and Badrinath
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5N/6D
May-June and September-October
Spiritual travelers, Elderly pilgrims
The Do Dham Yatra is a spiritually significant pilgrimage journey that covers Kedarnath and Badrinath, two of the holiest shrines in Uttarakhand. Arobh Ele offers this Yatra in three thoughtfully designed packages, Premium, Deluxe, and Standard, so you can choose the experience that best suits your comfort and budget. Each package is thoughtfully designed to ensure seamless arrangements, comfort, and spiritual fulfillment throughout the journey to Kedarnath and Badrinath.
(The above given cost is for a minimum of 4 people).
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A journey blending divine blessings with unmatched luxury.
A perfect harmony of comfort, care, and spiritual grace.
A soulful pilgrimage crafted for heartfelt devotion.
(The above given cost is for a minimum of 4 people).
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Do Dham Yatra by Car
Note: All vehicles are Non-AC, as air conditioning is not operational in hilly terrain zones for safety and performance reasons.
| Dham | Opening Dates (Declared) | Closing Dates (Tentative) |
|---|---|---|
| Kedarnath | April 22, 2026 | November, 2026 |
| Badrinath | April 23, 2026 | November, 2026 |
Please note: The Do Dham opening dates, as detailed in the table above, have been officially announced for 2026. The closing dates, traditionally observed around Diwali, will be confirmed by the respective temple committees nearer to the festival period.
Essential tips to ensure a hassle-free, safe, and spiritually enriching Do Dham Yatra experience.
Prices mentioned are based on a group size of 4 persons. Changes in the group size may affect the overall package cost.
All itinerary timings are approximate. Delays may occur due to weather, roadblocks, or other unforeseen conditions.
Carry sufficient cash for remote areas, note down hotel details, and keep emergency contacts handy. If separated from the group, complete your darshan and return to the assigned hotel.
Embrace the experience with calm and patience. Expect long queues, especially during peak pilgrimage days.
Dress in layers to handle changing temperatures. Always carry a raincoat and warm clothes.
Prioritize your spiritual experience. Avoid squeezing in too many spots—it may tire you unnecessarily.
Do not litter; carry back your waste, use bins wherever available and avoid using plastic as much as possible.
Wear sturdy shoes with good grip and check trail and weather conditions in advance. Be cautious on rocky and slippery terrain.
Begin your day by 4:00–5:00 AM to avoid crowds (on Dham's day). Take regular breaks to avoid exhaustion and monitor forecasts before setting out.
Drink enough water to avoid dehydration. Eat light meals frequently and carry nuts, dry fruits, and energy bars.