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Yamunotri temple lies in the west of Garhwal Himalayas in the Uttarkashi district. It is one of the four temples of Chardham yatra. It is a grand Hindu temple dedicated to the goddess Yamuna and is surrounded by the sacred river Yamuna. The idol positioned at Yamunotri temple is made of black marble. The temple is situated at an altitude of 3,291 metres. To reach the temple, one has to undertake a 13km trek from Hanuman Chatti. During this trek, numerous waterfalls can be seen. Yamunotri temple is known for its peaceful and calm surroundings. Yamunotri yatra is considered to be sacred by devotees. According to Hindu mythology, the river Yamunotri is considered home to an ancient saint, Asit muni. Yamunotri Dham is one of the holy places to experience spirituality

History of Yamunotri Temple

In the 19th century, the ancient Yamunotri temple was built by Maharani Guleria from Rajasthan. There are tales about the Yamunotri temple being constructed by Maharaja Pratap Shah of Tehri Garhwal. Due to extreme weather conditions, the temple has been reconstructed multiple times. The mythological stories related to Yamunotri Dham are mentioned in the legend associated with Asit muni. He used to bathe daily in Ganga and Yamuna rivers. When he grew very old, he could not bathe in the rivers. This was when the Ganga river appeared in front of him. Yamuna river is the daughter of the Sun God and sister to the God of death. Therefore, worshipping Yamuna is believed to please Surya dev and Yama. Yamunotri temple is considered the home of the goddess Yamuna. The temple is the highest temple dedicated to goddess Yamunotri. A dip in the Yamuna river protects from untimely death.

Architecture

Yamunotri temple is made of granite stones. The temple has a garbha griha and mandap where devotees assemble for prayers. The black ebony marble idol is adorned with garlands and placed in the garbha griha. The idol has beautiful carvings on it. The idol of Ganga, made in white stone, is situated beside the idol of Yamuna. A conical shaped tower with red borders builds up the top of the temple. The steps and blocks of the temple are built through the rocks nearby.

Yamuntori Dham and more

Yamunotri temple is open for devotees from May to October. The actual source of the Yamuna river is at an altitude of 4,421 metres. There exist two hot and cold water springs, namely Surya Kund and Gauri Kund. Surya Kund is hot enough to cook food. The view comprises ice glaciers and breezy valleys. The char dham yatra begins at Yamunotri. The devotees dip rice and potatoes in the hot spring, offered as prasad in the Yamunotri temple. The temple is surrounded by small ashrams and guesthouses where devotees can reside free of charge. The morning puja is called mangla aarti, while the evening pooja is known as shayan aarti

Festivals celebrated at Yamunotri temple

The festivals of Basant Panchami, Phool Dei and Olgia are celebrated at the Yamunotri temple apart from the other famous festivals. Phool Dei is one of the harvest festivals of Uttarakhand. Olgia is also known as Ghee Sankranti. Both the festivals are related to agriculture and celebrated in anticipation of a good crop in the upcoming season.

Best time to visit Yamunotri temple

The best time to experience the spiritual blessings of the Yamunotri yatra is from April to June. Monsoon season becomes a bit dangerous due to heavy rainfall.

Conclusion

Yamunotri temple witnesses thousands of devotees visit every year. Firm faith and belief in goddess Yamuna attract the masses to visit this sacred place. The ambience and the Yamuna river make it a beautiful spiritual journey in the lap of the Himalayas.

5 Days 4 Nights Dham Yatra

 Uttarakhand
₹49,999 /- Onwords

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  • Duration 5 Days 4 Nights
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  • Tour Type Pilgrimage Tour
  • Group Booking Available
Overview
Yamunotri temple lies in the west of Garhwal Himalayas in the Uttarkashi district. It is one of the four temples of Chardham yatra. It is a grand Hindu temple dedicated to the goddess Yamuna and is surrounded by the sacred river Yamuna. The holy places to experience spirituality. Read More ...

Itinerary

On arrival at Delhi airport/ railway station, meet our representative who will be there for your welcome and afterwards, to drive you to Haridwar, which is about 205 kms away and takes around 6 hours. On reaching, check in at the already booked hotel, evening join Ganga Aarti at Har Ki Peri, overnight stay at Hotel.


Haridwar is one of the seven sacred cities of the Hindus and is a major pilgrimage centre. It has been known by many names; originally it was called Kapila, for the sage who once lived there. Its present name means “Door to Hari”; Hari is one of the names of Vishnu, a principal deity of Hinduism.

The holy city of Haridwar finds its recognition as Kapila, Gangadwar and Mayapuri in ancient Hindu texts of India. Each one brings to light a particular aspect of the city. It is also a gateway to the Chardham that includes the four main pilgrimages sites of Uttarakhand - Gangotri, Kedarnath, Yamunotri and Badrinath. There are oodles of tales of the sources of this heavenly place.

Of all, the most celebrated one is about the King Bhagirath, Grandson of Suryavanshi and a follower of Lord Shiva is deemed to have gotten River Ganges down from heaven by carrying out severe penance to render liberation to his ancestors. And it is also believed that the city is blessed by the existence of all three supreme gods - Brahma, Vishnu and Mahesh.

Morning drive to Barkot via Dehradun and Mussoorie. On the way, we will stop to visit Kempty Fall. Thereafter, we will continue our drive to Barkot. On arrival, check in at pre-booked hotel for a comfortable overnight stay.


Barkot is small town in Uttarkashi District in Uttarakhand state in India. Situated on the banks of the Yamuna River, it is one of the popular destinations for holidaying and experience realm adventure by engaging in trekking and other such adventure activity?

Morning drive to Janki Chatti, upon arrival we will start trekking to Yamunotri, which is about 6 kms distance by horse or walk as per your tour package. On reaching Yamunotri, we will head to Yamunotri Temple for darshan. Thereafter, we will start trek down to Janki Chatti, meet to driver and drive back to Barkot and have a stress free overnight stay.


Yamunotri is located at a height of 3,293 metres in the Garhwal Himalayas. It is one of the four sites in India's Chhota Char Dham pilgrimage and the source of the Yamuna River. The place is famous for its Yamunotri temple, the seat of the Goddess Yamuna.

Morning drive to Haridwar via Dehradun and Mussoorie. On the way, we will stop to visit Kempty Fall. Thereafter, we will continue our drive to Haridwar. On arrival, check in at pre-booked hotel for a comfortable overnight stay.

Morning drive to Delhi upon arrival Delhi direct transfer to Delhi railway station/ airport to board train or flight for onward destination.

Package Inclusions

a): All pick up and dropping facilities at one point. AC would not run on hill drives.
b): Driver’s T.A – D.A, toll tax, parking, and interstate taxes.
c): All fuel charges & state taxes. All toll / parking Fee.
d): Meals breakfast & dinner at hotels on fixed menu basis.
e): All transportation by comfortable private taxi from Delhi for the entire tour.
f): 7 Days or 6 Night Accommodation in selected 3 Star Hotels/Camps/Guest houses.
g): Breakfast & Dinner at all the hotels.
h): All sightseeing as per the itinerary.
i): Driver allowances, Toll, Parking, all taxes

Package Exclusions

a): Any Air Fare / Train Fare
b): Lunch or any other meal not mentioned in inclusions
c): Any Private Expenses
d): Anything not mentioned in Inclusions
e): Any activity or entry fees
f): Any additional expenses due to unforeseen circumstances like cancellation/roadblocks/landslides/strike or any other natural causes
g): Any Kind of Expense for Loss / Misplaced / Theft of personal belongings.

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Important Information

a): Don’t forget to carry your ID proof.
b): Carry all the woolen clothes according to the weather. Our travel consultant will help you out.
c): Carry a maximum of 2 bags/backpacks including the main bag (rucksack or trolley bag) and a day pack.
d): Do not carry any expensive items such as jewelry, etc.
e): Carrying any kind of weapon or cracker is strictly prohibited.
f): Do not use any kind of drug or chemicals during the tour.
g): Avoid plastic items as much as possible.

What to Pack for Yatra

a): Pack woolen clothes as it gets colder during nights and during the months of October/November.
b): Carry a raincoat, torchlight, and an umbrella, in case it rains.
c): To protect your skin, moisturizer, sunscreen, and sunglasses are a must.
d): Keep first aid with you with necessary things like cough tablets, antiseptic creams, painkillers, & fever medicines.
e): If you have any routine medicines, do carry them as you might not be able to find them at remote locations.
f): Pack extra batteries with you for the camera as the supply of electricity in remote locations is limited.

During the Dham Yatra

a): Remove your shoes and cover your head with a scarf while entering the temples.
b): For a boost of energy during the yatra, keep energy drinks, dry fruits, dark chocolates, glucose.
c): If photography is prohibited at some places, do not hurt the sentiments of locals.
d): Non-vegetarian food and alcohol consumption is not allowed during the tour.
e): Drink packaged or boiled water.
f): You can hire a registered pony or porter and avoid walking away from them carrying luggage.
g): Avoid walking or relaxing at places where warning signs are fixed. There are no shortcuts for the route.
h):During the yatra, always listen to your body. If you feel unwell or fatigued, take care of your health first.
i): Only continue the yatra if you feel fit and healthy.

Cancellation Policy

If customer wishes to cancel their booking they have to pay cancellation charges as mentioned below :

Upto 30 Days before journey — 30% of the amount
In between 15 to 30 days — 70% of the amount
In between 0 to 15 Days — No Refund

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a): Please read emails carefully and understand the contents and prices. All the email conversations will be also part of your contract with us once you make the booking.
b): Please take care of the belongings before leaving the car or Hotels. Company is not responsible for any loss.
c): As per the directive given by the Government of India, all Indian/Foreign Nationals are required to provide proper proof of identification upon check in. Valid identifications documents are: Passport & Visa together, Voters Id card, Current Drivers License. All the documents must include a photograph.
d): Hotel / camps or any kind of accommodation can deny stay if valid id proof is not provided. Company is not responsible for any ID proof related issues.
e): For extra adult many hotels provide extra mattress also instead of extra bed. Kindly inform us in advance if you prefer only extra bed instead of extra mattress.
f): It is presumed that the tourist is medically fit to undertake the tour. If you have certain kind of allergy (especially for food) or any serious health issues kindly inform us in advance.
g): Many small hotels / resorts do not have lift so kindly inform us in advance if you are not comfortable with stairs.
h): Generally hotel check in time is 14:00 hrs and checkout time is 11:00 hrs across India. Confirm early check in or late checkout will be chargeable if not included in cost. Kindly contact hotel directly if you want complimentary early check in or late check out.
i): Many hotels charge extra for room heater or wifi. Normal package does not include this so in that case these charges should be paid at hotels.
j): If meals are included in package it will be served at set menu basis in a buffet menu / fixed / meal credit. Any items which are not in their in ideal Buffet / Fixed menu will be charged extra at the time of consumption.
k): Hotel decide the menu and options of items for menu. Some hotels having Meal credit policy instead of Buffet or Fixed Menu during low occupancy in hotel – This meal credit amount is decided by hotel management – if bills goes above the given meal credit amount then extra amount should be paid directly at respective hotel. Room service for the food or packing is charged extra at many hotels.
l): Due to any reason if Vehicle breakdown due to technical reasons we will try our best to arrange another vehicle as soon as possible for the major problems. For minor problems which will not take much time vehicle will be repaired. Kindly cooperate.
m): We shall not be responsible for any delays & alterations in the program or expenses incurred directly or indirectly due to natural hazards, flight cancellations, accident, breakdown of transport, weather, sickness, landslides, closures/blockades due to political unrest or any such incidents.
n): AC will not work in all hill areas or stopped / parked vehicle.
o): Driver will not drive on No entry zones and should not be forced to drive on narrow streets or roads which can create traffic jam. Normal working hours of driver is 12 hrs in case you want services more than 12 hours in a day kindly inform us in advance.
p): In some hill area roads driving after sunset and music is not allowed due to risk of life. Kindly cooperate for the same.
q): Pick up and drop point will be one only (If multiple pickups and drop please mentions email conversation before booking)
r): In case you want multiple visit to the some particular place kindly mention in advance because some places are having very high charges of parking.
s): Tour destination / route cannot change without prior notice (Amended route and tour Destination rates may be change)
t): The rates are subject to change, depending on the fluctuation of diesel/Petrol prices in India. If the prices increased more than 5 % than the time of booking we will increase the rate even if the rates are confirmed earlier.
u): We reserves the right to give you a similar car if the car you booked is unavailable.
v): At many of the tourist destination / hill station some of the road / shopping market / mall road have “NO ENTRY” for all / some bigger tourist vehicles depends on destination along with time restrictions also. In this kind of situation guest have to manage another available mode of transport with an additional cost and on direct payment basis, this cost is not included in ideal package inclusion.
w): Some time vehicle parking area little far from the sightseeing spots. Guests need to reach the parking at their own cost.
x): Vehicle will be permitted to use for sightseeing points on the route and inside the city limits or which is mentioned in itinerary. For additional sightseeing, off route sightseeing, sightseeing not inside the city limits or substitute sightseeing kindly contact company. Refund is not possible if any particular sightseeing point is not covered. In case you want some excursions kindly inform company in advance or discuss these things with company rather than driver. All nearby sightseeing points should be covered together. However in case of sometime issues with some particular place we can adjust.
y): No refund for short stay or unveiled facilities or finish yatra early (before schedule)
z): No cancellation or any refund will be made if situation is beyond our control, such as bad weather, landslide, climatic conditions or any other natural disaster, fire, any embargo, acts or decisions of government, political or national crisis, road blocks, heavy snow fall, acts of terrorism or other similar causes, strikes or problems at airlines, rails, buses, hotels or transporters, labor unrest, insolvency, business exigencies, operational and technical issues, route and flight cancellations or due to which the customer could not reach the destination and which is beyond our control.
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Package Price

Note: The minimum rate mentioned above and the price of the tour package may vary according to hotels and transportation available on that date.

Dham yatra package rates mentioned above are the lowest and subject to change without prior notice. Dham Package price can vary on group size, transportation & hotels. Kindly contact to our travel agent before booking.

Uttarakhand Dham Yatra Frequently Asked & Question

Char Dham Yatra refers to the pilgrimage to the four sacred shrines in the Indian Himalayas: Yamunotri, Gangotri, Kedarnath, and Badrinath. These shrines hold great significance in Hinduism.



The best time for Char Dham Yatra is typically between May and October, avoiding the monsoon season. The exact timing may vary each year, so it’s essential to check the current weather conditions and pilgrimage status.



While there are no specific permits required for Char Dham Yatra, it’s essential to check any travel restrictions, permits, or registration requirements imposed by local authorities. This information may change, so stay updated.



Pilgrims should pack essentials such as warm clothing, rain gear, comfortable footwear, first aid kit, identity proof, and any necessary personal items. It’s crucial to travel light but be prepared for various weather conditions.



Yamunotri: Yamunotri is usually reached by a trek of about 6 kilometers
Gangotri: Gangotri has a motorable road that goes up to the temple.
Kedarnath: The trek to Kedarnath involves a distance of approximately 16 kilometers (about 10 miles) from Gaurikund
Badrinath: Badrinath is accessible by road, and there is minimal trekking involved from the parking area to the temple.

Note :- Ponies, palki, Muel and helicopter services are available for pilgrims who prefer not to trek the entire distance.



Yes, medical facilities are available during the Chardham Yatra to ensure the well-being and safety of pilgrims. The authorities make efforts to provide medical assistance and emergency services along the Yatra route.



Guide can help you navigate the often-difficult terrain and offer valuable insight into the culture and history of the area. we will provide you a driver-cum-guide.



Having a well-thought-out emergency plan, including communication devices, knowledge of rescue procedures, and first aid skills, is vital. Always inform someone about your itinerary before heading out.



The ideal time for Char Dham Yatra is generally between May and October, avoiding the monsoon season. Plan according to weather conditions and pilgrimage status.



The answer is yes. Now these days it has become very easy for thirtha yatra, Yamunotri and Kedarnath is hard to reach, but you can hire Palki to go up, transportation reaches very close to rest of the places.

Please note that these are high altitude areas,and thus it is advised that people who have any respiratory problems or cardio-vascular problems to seek doctor’s advice before venturing to these areas.



Every Year Chardham Yatra begins from the month of April or May onwards and continues until October/November as the doors of all four temples (Badrinath, Kedarnath, Yumunotri & Gangotri) remain open till the day of “Diwali Festival” which is celebrated every year during the month the month of October/November. “Diwali festival –Also called Deepawali” is considered as one of the main festival of Hindus and dates of this festival to be decided by the holy saints/Gurus/Priests according to Hindu calendar). After Diwali doors of all temples remain close for the next five or six months due to heavy snow fall and very cold weather as all these temples are located in the remote places of Himalayan Mountain where life is not easy to survive due to uncertain weather conditions.



Chardham Yatra is considered is as one of the toughest Yatra in Himalayan region, so don’t take it lightly as one should physically and mentally fit to travel this circuit. Weather of Char Dham Circuit is very uncertain as temperature changes almost three times in a day since day time is hot and evening is pleasant but nights are some time very cold. It is advisable to take heavy woollen cloths such as warm Jacket, Coat, Sweater, Gloves & woollen socks and good walking shoes with grip, slippers & sandals, first aid kit. Also carry Insect repellent or lotions to avoid any mosquito infection. One can carry rain coat as well as some time its rain in this circuit as weather can be changed at any time here.

Don’t forget to bring personal medicines during your trip to Char Dham Circuit if you are patient of any such dieses like any kind of allergies, diabetes or asthma or any such conditions that may require emergency treatment and are specially advised to carry prescriptions of the medicines and also preferably carry a letter from your physician during your trip.



There are three token counters near taxi stand at Badrinath. You can collect your token (free) from one of these counters. Token mentions darshan time and you need to be at the main door 10 – 15 minutes in advance. Please note that time allotted for darshan of the Lord Badrinath is only for 10 – 20 seconds in the peak season of May to July.

The token system was started in 2012 as a 10 day trial, but with its great success it has been continued for the Char Dham 2012 season. With the token system there is no need for pilgrims to stand in long queues for several hours outside the temple, and pilgrims now visit other nearby spots in the time which was otherwise going waste.



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