Do Dham Yatra with Tungnath

Do Dham Yatra with Tungnath – A Journey of Divine Bliss
A pilgrimage to Kedarnath and Badrinath, the two sacred Dhams, along with the highest Shiva temple in the world—Tungnath, is a journey of immense spiritual fulfillment and breathtaking natural beauty. This tour allows you to immerse yourself in divine energy, explore ancient temples, and witness the awe-inspiring landscapes of the Himalayas.

Whether you are seeking inner peace, divine blessings, or an adventure in the lap of the Himalayas, this journey offers it all.

Detailed Itinerary
Day 1: Haridwar/Rishikesh/Dehradun to Sersi via Guptkashi
Your journey begins from Haridwar, Rishikesh, or Dehradun, passing through scenic mountain routes to reach Sersi.

Stop at Vishwanath Temple in Guptkashi, an ancient shrine dedicated to Lord Shiva.
Feel the spiritual vibrations as you seek blessings before heading deeper into the Himalayan realm.
Arrive at Sersi, a peaceful village offering stunning mountain views. Overnight stay in Sersi.
Day 2: Sersi to Kedarnath – A Soul-Stirring Pilgrimage
Wake up early to embark on the most awaited journey—to Kedarnath Temple.

Ways to Reach Kedarnath:
Trek from Gaurikund (16-18 km) – A scenic yet challenging trek through dense forests, waterfalls, and rocky paths.
Helicopter from Sersi – A quicker and easier way to witness the divine beauty of the Himalayas from above.
Upon arrival at Kedarnath, offer prayers, experience the divine energy, and witness the evening aarti. Stay overnight near the temple, absorbing the mystical aura of this holy place.

Day 3: Kedarnath to Sonprayag – Visit Triyuginarayan Temple – Stay at Guptkashi
After the morning aarti at Kedarnath, descend back to Sonprayag.

Visit the Triyuginarayan Temple, the legendary site of Lord Shiva and Goddess Parvati’s divine wedding. The eternal flame burning here is believed to have witnessed their sacred union.
Proceed to Guptkashi, where you can reflect on the sacred experiences of the day.
Overnight stay in Guptkashi, preparing for the spiritual trek to Tungnath the next day.

Day 4: Guptkashi to Chopta – Trek to Tungnath – Travel to Pipalkoti
Start the day with a scenic drive to Chopta, often called the “Mini Switzerland of India” due to its lush meadows and panoramic Himalayan views.

Begin a 5 km trek to Tungnath, the highest Shiva temple in the world. The route offers breathtaking views of Nanda Devi, Trishul, and Chaukhamba peaks.
After offering prayers at Tungnath, those who wish can hike further to Chandrashila Peak, which offers a 360-degree view of the Himalayas.
Descend back to Chopta and continue to Pipalkoti for an overnight stay, feeling spiritually enriched and rejuvenated.

Day 5: Pipalkoti to Badrinath – Visit Mana Village
A spiritually uplifting day as you travel to Badrinath, one of the four Char Dhams.

Seek blessings at Badrinath Temple, dedicated to Lord Vishnu.
Visit Mana Village, the last Indian village before the Tibetan border, known for its mythological significance.
Explore sacred sites such as Narsingh Devta Temple, Shankaracharya Math, and Vishnuprayag Sangam, each adding a unique dimension to your pilgrimage.
Return to Pipalkoti for an overnight stay, carrying the divine grace of Badrinath with you.

Day 6: Pipalkoti to Haridwar/Rishikesh/Dehradun via Dhari Devi Temple and Devprayag Sangam
Your final day of the pilgrimage takes you through some of the holiest sites in Uttarakhand.

Stop at Dhari Devi Temple, the revered shrine of Goddess Dhari, known as the protector of the region.
Witness the majestic confluence at Devprayag, where the Alaknanda and Bhagirathi rivers merge to form the sacred Ganges.
As you return to Haridwar, Rishikesh, or Dehradun, you carry with you not just memories, but a deep spiritual transformation.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
1. What is the best time for the Do Dham Yatra with Tungnath?
The ideal time is May to October, avoiding the monsoon season (July-August) due to landslides. The best months are May-June and September-October for pleasant weather.

2. How difficult is the trek to Kedarnath and Tungnath?
Kedarnath Trek: Moderate to challenging (16-18 km), but palkis, ponies, and helicopter services are available.
Tungnath Trek: Moderate (5 km) with a well-paved path from Chopta.
3. Can I take a helicopter to Kedarnath?
Yes, helicopter services operate from Sersi, Phata, and Guptkashi, offering a faster and more comfortable journey.

4. What are the accommodation options?
Kedarnath: Basic guesthouses and camps.
Guptkashi, Sersi, Chopta, Pipalkoti, Badrinath: Comfortable hotels and lodges with modern amenities.
5. What should I pack for the yatra?
Warm clothes (even in summer), gloves, thermals, and woolen socks.
Comfortable trekking shoes with a good grip.
Rain gear, as weather changes frequently in the Himalayas.
Basic medicines, energy snacks, and a reusable water bottle.
6. Is this journey suitable for senior citizens and children?
Yes, but it is advised to consult a doctor before traveling. Helicopter services and palkis are available for those who cannot trek.

7. What are the spiritual highlights of this trip?
Kedarnath Temple – A Jyotirlinga and part of the Panch Kedar temples.
Triyuginarayan Temple – Site of Lord Shiva and Goddess Parvati’s divine wedding.
Tungnath Temple – The highest Shiva temple in the world.
Badrinath Temple – One of the four Char Dhams, dedicated to Lord Vishnu.
Mana Village – The last Indian village, linked to the Mahabharata.
Devprayag Sangam – The birthplace of the sacred Ganges River.
8. How do I book this package?
For bookings and further details, contact us. We ensure a seamless, spiritually enriching, and comfortable experience throughout your journey.