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Char Dham Yatra with Kedarnath by Helicopter - Package Starts From* 42,999 Land Only Char Dham Yatra With Kedarnath By Helicopter - Package starts from* 42,999 Land Only 10 Nights / 11 Days - Summer Dear customer, Greetings from ThomasCook.in!! Thank you for giving us the opportunity to let us plan and arrange your forthcoming holiday. Since more than 120 years, it has been our constant endeavour to delight our clients with the packages which are designed to best suit their needs. We, at Thomascook, are constantly striving to serve the best experience from all around the world. It’s our vision to not just serve you a holiday but serve you an experience of lifetime. We hope you enjoy this holiday specially crafted for your vacation. Tour Inclusions Meals included as per itinerary Sightseeing and Transfers as per itinerary Places Covered 1 Night 2 Nights 2 Nights 2 Nights 1 Night 1 Night Rishikesh Barkot Uttarkashi Guptakashi Badrinath Sri Nagar 1 Night Haridwar www.thomascook.in Daywise Itinerary Delhi to Rishikesh (220 Km / 06 Hrs Drive): We will start in the morning at around 0900 hrs in from a pre-designated place in Delhi (Exact point will be conveyed closer to your Day 1 departure dates). At the pick-up point, you will be met by our representative/driver who will help you to board your vehicle and drive to Rishikesh. Upon arrival check in at the hotel and early. Dinner and overnight stay in Hotel Note - Tourists coming down from other cities have to reach Delhi max by 9am on the day of departure. The pickup will be from a hotel near Airport (name and address to be found in Tour Vouchers), where guests can freshen up / have breakfast and join the tour. The vehicles shall depart by 1000 am from this hotel (Hotel Lohmod @ Mahipalpur). It's also advisable that the clients reach Delhi a night prior to the date of departure so as to join the tour comfortabl Rishikesh To Barkot (205 Kms/08 Hrs Drive): After breakfast early breakfast, we proceed to Barkot. Barkot is a place of great scenic beauty with spectacular views of snow-capped Day 2 mountains all around. A magnificent view of the eternal snow peaks of Bandar punch can be seen from here. Dinner and Overnight stay in Hotel/Camp www.thomascook.in Barkot - Yamunotri - Barkot (38Kms/2Hrs, Local Taxi Drive 7 Kms/1Hrs, 6 Kms/3Hrs Trek One Side): After early breakfast, we will proceed to Hanumanchatti via Syanachatti (5 Kms. before Hanumanchatti). From here local taxis are available Day 3 for Jankichatti. From Jankichatti we begin our trek to Yamunotri (6 km/3 hrs) to visit the temple of Goddess Yamuna, situated on the bank of the river. You can take a holy dip in the nearby tank filled by hot springs and cook rice in its water, the common rituals performed by the devotees. We return to Barkot in the evening. Dinner and Overnight stay in Hotel/Camp Barkot - Uttarkashi (80 Kms, 3-4 Hrs): After breakfast, we will proceed to Harsil - one the most beautiful valleys in the world. Uttarkashi is a small and beautiful town, situated Day 4 between two rivers: Varuna and Ashi, whose water flows into the Bhagirathi from either side of the town. Elevated, at a height of 1588 meters, this little town is very similar to Kashi and Varanasi, in that it has the same kind of temples and ghats and likewise, a north or 'Uttar' facing river. The major temple is the Vishwanath Temple, dedicated to Lord Shiva Dinner and Overnight stay in Hotel/Camp www.thomascook.in Uttarkashi - Gangotri - Uttarkashi (95 Kms, 3-4 Hrs Drive One Way): After early breakfast, we proceed to Gangotri (95 Kms/3 hr). En route stopover at Gangnani, a hot water spring and after proceeding to holy Day 5 deep in the River sacred The Ganges, also called Bhagirathi at its origin. Perform pooja and relax in the lovely surrounding. After darshan return to Uttarkashi, Dinner and overnight stay in The Hotel/Camp. Uttarkashi - Guptakashi (240 Day 6 Km / 8-9 Hrs): After early morning breakfast check out from the hotel and drive for Guptkashi. On arrival check in at the hotel. Rest of the day free to explore the Guptkashi town. Dinner and Overnight stay in hotel/Camps. www.thomascook.in Guptakashi-Kedarnath-Guptakashi (Approx 32 Day 7 Km Drive- 1 Hr And Take Helicopter From Fata/Sersi To Kedarnath): After breakfast, we proceed to Gaurikund (32 Km / 1hr) Take Helicopter from FATA/SERSI to Kedarnath - Return back same day to Guptkashi Guptkashi- Badrinath (190 Day 8 Km / 8To 9 Hrs): After early breakfast, you check out of the hotel and drive to Badrinath. After driving through some wonderful ghat road you arrive at Badrinath. On arrival check into the hotel. After some rest and refreshments, you are all set to go to Badrinath temple for darshan in the evening before you will have to go to Tapt Kund (Hot spring), take bath and then go to the temple. Dedicated to lord Vishnu, the temple of Shri Badrinath ji is 15 meters in height, built in the form of a cone with a small cupola of a gilt bull and spire. Later back to the hotel. Dinner and overnight stay at the hotel. www.thomascook.in Badrinath/ Rudraprayag/ Sri Nagar (195 Km/ 7 Hrs.) Morning visit to Badrinath Temple. After darshan returns back to the hotel, breakfast at the hotel and proceed for Badrinath local Day 9 sightseeing visit Mana Village, Vyas Gufa Ganesh Gufa, and Mata Murti temple. Drive down to Sri Nagar en route visiting Rudraprayag, On arrival check in at hotel. Dinner and overnight stay in a hotel Sri Nagar/ Devprayag/ Haridwar) (165 Km/ 6 Hrs): After breakfast drive to Haridwar en route visiting Devprayag, Devprayag: one of the panch prayags where rivers Alaknanda and Bhagirathi Day 10 meet and take the name, Ganga. Visit Raghunath G Temple: It is believed that Lord Ram and his father King Dasaratha did penance here. The temple here is believed that was built more than ten thousand years ago revealing the history of the existence of Lord Krishna and Lord Rama. Evening visit to Mansa Devi Temple and enjoy Aarti at Har ki Pauri, Dinner and Overnight stay at the Hotel. www.thomascook.in Haridwar - Delhi Departure: After Breakfast Onwards journey. Day 11 www.thomascook.in Accomodation Hotel Trihari Or Similar (Standard) Destination : Rishikesh | 1 Night Hotel Shiv Shanki Eco Resort Or Similar (Standard) Destination : Barkot | 2 Nights www.thomascook.in Hotel Prosperity Or Similar (Standard) Destination : Uttarkashi | 2 Nights Shivalik valley Resort Or Similar (Standard) Destination : Guptakashi | 2 Nights www.thomascook.in Dwarikesh Or Similar (Standard) Destination : Badrinath | 1 Night Hotel Chahat Or Similar (Standard) Destination : Sri Nagar | 1 Night www.thomascook.in Godwin Hotel Or Similar (Standard) Destination : Haridwar | 1 Night www.thomascook.in Inclusion Complete group consultation on arrival at New Delhi Evening Arti at Haridwar (with local tour escorts) Attached baths and toilets with running Hot and Cold water (timing basis) Day- 1 Complementary fixed Breakfast All Transfers, excursions and sightseeing as per the itinerary Transfers and Sightseeing by AC Vehicle. (AC will not work in Hills and from Rishikesh to Rishikesh) Exclusion Tips and Porterage Camera fees, guide charges Any services not mentioned in the inclusion list Private Vehicle Suppliment: Private Vehicle (2 to 3 Pax) Dizer/Etios @ 20,000 Per Vehicle Private Vehicle (3 to 5 Pax) Innova @ 28000 Per Vehicle Private Vehicle (5 to 9 Pax) Tempo Traveller @ 38000 Per Vehicle www.thomascook.in Meal Breakfast and Dinner www.thomascook.in Travel services Save more by using our frequent travel services. Just visit www.thomascook.in Get currency delivered to your doorstep for your tour Insure your tour Thank you for contacting Thomascook for your travel needs. We wish you pleasant holiday with Thomascook. Travel smooth. www.thomascook.in.
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