Kedarnath
Uttarakhand, India
Yamunotri first, Badrinath last. We run this circuit every open season — four temples, one road, your darshan timed by us.
The Journey
The four temples sit at different heights. We take you in the old order: Yamuna, Ganga, Shiva, then Vishnu.
First stop on our yatra. The temple stands close to where the Yamuna starts, after a pine-lined walk that ends at Surya Kund.
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We halt here beside the Bhagirathi. The Ganga story begins at this temple; Gaumukh, the ice source, is a longer walk beyond.
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Shiva's stone temple at 3,583 m. You walk 16 km from Gaurikund up the Mandakini valley. We time this day so your group is not rushed.
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Last darshan of the circuit. The temple sits on the Alaknanda, with Neelkanth behind it. The road goes all the way to the steps.
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Tirth Sarovar Yatra works the Char Dham season from Haridwar upward. Hindu families come to us for Yamunotri, Gangotri, Kedarnath and Badrinath. We fix transport, lodging and daily timing so your group can do darshan without guessing the next halt.
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Temple courtyards, river banks and the high road between the four dhams — a quick look at the circuit before you book.
Temple and the ridge behind it
Walk in from Janki Chatti
Temple on the Bhagirathi bank
Evening light on the temple face
Road under Kalindi Parvat
On The Trail
On the two walking stretches we tell you when to reach the prepaid booth. You pay ghoda or palki there — we do not collect that fare in advance.
Kedarnath
Yamunotri
Gangotri
The temple sits in Gangotri town, a few minutes from parking. No standing ghoda/palki line for this darshan. Gaumukh is a different trek; porters or mules are hired there if you go on.
Badrinath
Vehicles stop near the temple. Ghoda/palki not used for regular darshan. Mana Village is about 3 km if you want to walk after.
Pay only at govt prepaid counters on the trail — not online, not to touts. We set your start time; you settle the fare at the booth.
Stay Comfortably
Rooms we actually use on the circuit. Hot water, a clean bed, and a short walk or drive to the next morning's darshan.
Temple View
This lodge faces the Kedarnath temple. From the window you see the dome. We put groups here when they want the shortest walk after the trek.