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Gangotri Yamunotri Gomukh Yatra

Start & City : Dehradun, Haridwar, Rishikesh

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Highlights

  • Duration: 6 Nights / 7 Days of spiritual Yatra & Himalayan trekking adventure
  • Sacred Dhams: Holy darshan at Yamunotri Temple (source of Yamuna) & Gangotri Temple (origin of Ganga)
  • Trekking Experience: Scenic and devotional trek to Gaumukh Glacier, the source of River Ganga
  • Route Covered: Haridwar – Barkot – Yamunotri – Uttarkashi – Gangotri – Bhojwasa – Gaumukh – Haridwar
  • Stay Arrangements: Comfortable hotels, guesthouses & trekking camps for a safe and restful journey
  • Meals Included: Daily breakfast & dinner throughout the Yatra and trek
  • Transport: Private vehicle with experienced driver, including all parking, tolls & permits
  • Best Suited For: Devotees, adventure seekers & nature lovers wanting a blend of spirituality and trekking thrill

About

Close your eyes for a moment and picture this: Haridwar or Rishikesh at dawn. The river is silver and steady, the air carries a quiet promise, and somewhere in that calm, your plan takes shape. This year, you’ll visit the twins—Yamunotri and Gangotri—and then walk to the glacier’s mouth at Gomukh, where the Ganga is born. Not as a sprint. Not as a checkbox. As a gentle arc of devotion: road, temple, trail, and the hush of the high mountains.


Why Yamunotri Gangotri Gomukh Tour Package

The Yamunotri–Gangotri–Gomukh arc is an elegant blend of road and trail. It lets families gather, elders receive blessings with comfort, and walkers complete a sacred approach to the glacier mouth. Starting in Haridwar or Rishikesh keeps the rhythm kind—easy meet‑ups, early starts, familiar roads, and stays that actually restore you.


What BizareXpedition™ quietly brings to your experience:

  • Hill‑seasoned drivers who keep a measured pace and know good halts
  • Vehicle right‑sizing to your real headcount and luggage (no “we’ll somehow fit it” surprises)
  • Hotels that feel right for mountain mornings—warm meals, early breakfasts, clean rooms
  • A helpline that answers promptly and speaks in solutions, not scripts
  • Written clarity on inclusions, exclusions, permits, and safety protocols
  • Calm, experienced trek crews for Gomukh (and Tapovan if you wish), with practical guidance before you lace your boots

Prefer one neat plan from a single team? Choose the Gangotri Yamunotri Gomukh pilgrimage tour from Haridwar or the Haridwar/Rishikesh to Gangotri Yamunotri Gomukh package and keep everything together. Prefer modular control? Start with the Gangotri Yamunotri Gomukh yatra by car/taxi package and layer hotels, meals, and trek support exactly where you want them.


Who It’s Perfect For

  • Families who want both temples and a short, meaningful trek (with options for non‑trekkers to rest in Gangotri while walkers approach Gomukh)
  • Groups seeking shared spirit, aligned logistics, and fair per‑head math under the Yamunotri Gangotri Gomukh yatra group package
  • Travelers watching budgets who still want clean basics and real support via the budget Gangotri Yamunotri Gomukh yatra package
  • Those who prefer polished comfort and queue assistance within local norms via the luxury Yamunotri Gangotri with Gaumukh package (VIP darshan)
  • Elders and mixed‑ability travelers who need flexibility and gentle pacing with the senior citizen package, Gangotri Yamunotri Gomukh yatra
  • Trekkers who want to expand the arc to Tapovan with the Gaumukh Tapovan trek + Yamunotri Gangotri package

You don’t need to be an athlete. You do need honesty—with your body and with the mountain. The right plan respects both.


What’s included in this Gangotri Gomukh Yamunotri Tour Package

Think of your plan as a thoughtful basket: everything essential for a calm pilgrimage and a safe, meaningful trek—none of the fluff you don’t need.


Common inclusions (tailored to your chosen plan)

  • Private transfers: Haridwar/Rishikesh ↔ Yamunotri/Gangotri arcs, sensible halts, experienced drivers
  • Hotel category by choice (budget/standard/luxury), usually with breakfast and dinner
  • Registration and permit guidance (as applicable for yatra and forest/park zones)
  • Professional trek support near Gomukh: guide(s), support staff, common camping gear (if camping is selected), meals on trail days as per plan
  • Safety briefings, weather advisories, and a calm helpline throughout
  • On‑ground assistance in temple towns within local norms (queue guidance, porter/palanquin coordination if requested)


Common exclusions

  • Personal gear—boots, down jacket, headlamp, poles—unless you’ve added rentals
  • Special pooja fees, personal snacks, gratuities
  • Medical/emergency costs beyond basic first aid
  • Extra nights due to weather/route advisories outside the plan scope
  • Government taxes if not explicitly included in your quote

If you prefer a “do n’t-think-about-it” approach, we’ll build your Haridwar/Rishikesh to Gangotri Yamunotri Gomukh package with hotels and meals, plus trek support, so mornings and evenings feel simple and predictable.


Cost of Gangotri Gomukh Yamunotri Yatra Package

Final numbers depend on your dates, vehicle class, hotel tier, group size, guide/porter ratio, whether you include camping, and whether you add Tapovan. Use these ranges as planning anchors; once you share dates and headcount, BizareXpedition™ will send a crisp, transparent quote.


All‑rounder anchors for the Gangotri Yamunotri with Gaumukh trek package cost (per person)

  • Budget lane (clean basics, essential trek support): ₹22,500
  • Standard comfort (balanced hotels, robust support, predictable meals): ₹25,500
  • Premium/luxury (upgraded stays, premium vehicles, enhanced crew ratios): ₹29,500+
  • Assumptions: private transport split among 2–6 travelers; hotels with breakfast/dinner; 1–3 trek days near Gangotri–Bhojbasa–Gomukh, depending on pace; permits as applicable.


Transport math under the Gangotri Yamunotri Gomukh yatra by car/taxi package

  • Sedan (2–3 travelers): per‑head transport equivalent often ₹6,500 – ₹11,500 round‑trip when split (transport‑only)
  • SUV/Innova/Crysta (4–6 travelers): per‑head transport equivalent often ₹5,500 – ₹9,500 when split (transport‑only)
  • Innova/Crysta is a mountain favorite—space, stability, better comfort for elders.


Value seekers: the budget Gangotri Yamunotri Gomukh yatra package

  • Clean rooms, practical vehicles, essential trek support (guide + permits; shared camping where chosen), and a straightforward meal plan. No hidden corners.


Picking Your Mode And Style

  • Private comfort by road
  • If you care about flexible halts, clean washrooms, and quiet rides, choose the Gangotri Yamunotri Gomukh yatra by car/taxi package
  • Group energy, lighter per‑head math
  • The Yamunotri Gangotri Gomukh yatra group package aligns routines—one vehicle (or fleet), standardized meal timing, and a clear inclusions sheet. Leaders stay relaxed; everyone enjoys the road.
  • Devotion‑forward, walk optiona.l
  • If elders are joining or you want more temple time, the Gangotri Yamunotri Gomukh pilgrimage tour from Haridwar keeps the focus gentle—darshan, riverside quiet, and short scenic walks wherever the body agrees.
  • Trekking‑forward
  • Want the high‑country feel? Add camping, guides, and support crew for Gomukh, and if your heart asks for it, Tapovan—our Gaumukh Tapovan trek + Yamunotri Gangotri package is built around humane pacing and steady safety routines.


Safety, Altitude, And Pacing — The Gentle Rules Of The High Country

You don’t rush a mountain. You listen to it. Here’s our simple, time‑tested approach:

  • Acclimatization is a conversation. Your body speaks through breath, sleep, appetite, and mood. We tune the pace accordingly.
  • Hydration in sips. Chugging isn’t altitude‑friendly; steady water is.
  • Food is fuel. Warm, simple, frequent. Don’t skip meals; your body needs them.
  • Turn‑around times protect your entire group. The bravest choice is often the earliest wise one.
  • The weather is the quiet commander. We check, recheck, and keep you updated. Sometimes the smart move is to wait. Sometimes it’s to descend. Both are wins when made early.

Our guides carry first aid, understand altitude responses, and keep communication calm and clear. If anything feels off, we act early and kindly.


What You Bring, What We Arrange

No need to overpack, and no need to under‑prepare. We’ll send a concise checklist with your booking file.


You bring (personal gear)

  • Broken‑in trekking boots with ankle support (not fresh out of the box)
  • Base layers, a warm mid‑layer, and a down or synthetic puffy
  • Waterproof shell (jacket), warm cap, sun cap, buff
  • Trek pants, quick‑dry tees, warm socks, glove liners + waterproof outer gloves
  • Headlamp (spare batteries), sunglasses, sunscreen (high SPF), lip balm
  • Personal meds, blister kit, small daypack (20–30L), hydration bottles/bladder
  • Trek poles if knees prefer company; some favorite snacks (dry fruits, bars, local treats)


We arrange (as per plan)

  • Private Taxi (sedan/SUV/Innova/Crysta)
  • Hotels/lodges, generally with breakfast and dinner
  • Trek permits and trek crew (guides, cook/support staff), sized to your group
  • Trail meals under a clear, simple plan
  • Weather/trail advisories and on‑ground coordination


Families, Seniors, And Mixed‑Ability Groups — Designing For Real Life

  • Families

We shape rooming to real habits—early sleepers, kids who snack often, grandparents who prefer quieter corners. Drivers are briefed on practical halts and clean washrooms. If you want maximum simplicity, opt for the Haridwar/Rishikesh to Gangotri Yamunotri Gomukh package with hotels, meals, and trek support under one roof.


  • Seniors

The senior citizen package Gangotri Yamunotri Gomukh yatra keeps devotion central and strain low—gentle starts, stable vehicles, measured walking options, and last‑mile assistance within local norms. Queue guidance stays within official rules—no shortcuts, just better preparation.


  • Mixed‑ability groups

We can split the flow thoughtfully: trekkers continue toward Bhojbasa/Gomukh with guides and camping support; non‑trekkers enjoy Gangotri temple time, riverside walks, and local serenity—meeting again with stories to trade over warm dinners.


Meals And Stays — What To Expect

  • Breakfast and dinner are typically included with hotel stays; we tune timings for mountain mornings.
  • Trail days include simple, nourishing trek meals. Warmth and digestibility matter more than novelty at altitude.
  • In the premium lane, menus are curated where feasible; comfort, not extravagance, stays the priority.
  • Stays are chosen for restfulness—clean rooms, practical heating solutions where available, and early breakfasts on request.
  • We’re transparent about what’s realistically available in each town for your dates.


Booking Clarity: How To Lock Your Dates Smoothly

Use the Yamunotri Gangotri Gomukh tour package booking flow with BizareXpedition™ for qa uick, friendly turnaround. To tailor your quote, share:

  • Dates (plus a backup if possible)
  • Number of travelers (and ages, to tune rooming and pace)
  • Comfort lane: budget, standard, or luxury
  • Starting point: Haridwar or Rishikesh for the Haridwar/Rishikesh to Gangotri Yamunotri Gomukh package
  • Transport choice: sedan/SUV/Innova/Crysta under the Gangotri Yamunotri Gomukh yatra by car/taxi package
  • Trek intent: Gomukh only, or Tapovan too via the Gaumukh Tapovan trek + Yamunotri Gangotri package
  • Add‑ons: porter/palanquin at temple towns, gear rentals, special pooja
  • Any special needs: fewer stairs, earlier dinners, dietary preferences, wheelchair support, non‑trek plan for elders

We’ll reply with two or three clearly compared options—clean inclusions, straight exclusions, simple payment terms. Pick your favorite, place a small advance, and we’ll share vouchers, driver details, hotel list, permit guidance, and a prep checklist that’s actually useful.


Gentle Route Wisdom — The Mountain Way

Call it a pilgrimage, a road journey, or a vow kept at last—the essence is the same. We keep a humane pace, align temple times with crowd windows, and let the sky have its say when it must. If time is tight, we tighten with care. If a cloud asks us to pause, we listen. And if your joy is unhurried travel—the ritual of a good chai, the hush of a bend in the river, a photograph that needed stillness—we design exactly for that.

Speed looks tempting on a map. In real life, mountains and bodies write the rules. We’re here to help you read them calmly.


How BizareXpedition™ Works With You

  • We listen to your people, your pace, and your preferences.
  • We clarify—inclusions, exclusions, safety notes, and payment terms in writing.
  • We prepare permits, driver briefings, hotel meal timings, and checklists that are actually useful.
  • We stay—one helpline, human answers, calm updates if the mountain edits the script.
  • We care—about your comfort, your time, and the memory you’ll carry home.

When you’re ready, we’re here—with heart, with clarity, and with a plan that feels personal, peaceful, and completely doable.


A Gentle Closing Thought

Some journeys are about new places. This one is about old truths. Begin from Haridwar or Rishikesh in the way that suits your people: an Innova that keeps elders steady, an SUV that pauses where the view insists, a group caravan where laughter travels row to row, or a trek that translates wind and light into something you’ll remember forever. BizareXpedition™ will carry the logistics so you can carry what matters—folded hands, an easier breath, and a quiet that follows you home. Your pilgrimage, your pace, your year. Tell us what feels right, and we’ll shape the rest.

Itinerary (Day Wise)

Begin your spiritual adventure with a scenic drive from Dehradun/Haridwar to Jankichatti, the base for Yamunotri. On Day 2, embark on a sacred 6 km trek to Yamunotri Temple, the origin of the River Yamuna, and then proceed to Uttarkashi, the gateway to Gangotri. On Day 3, visit the revered Gangotri Temple, the birthplace of the River Ganga. Continue with a breathtaking 13 km trek to Bhojwasa, followed by a short but divine trek to Gaumukh Glacier, the actual source of the Ganga. After returning to Bhojwasa and descending to Gangotri, drive to the serene hamlet of Harsil. Conclude your journey on Day 7 with a peaceful drive back to Dehradun or Haridwar, spiritually uplifted and deeply connected to nature.

Day 1

Dehradun/Haridwar – Jankichatti (Drive - 210 Km/ 09 hrs approx. )

Morning start early, around 6-7 hrs from Haridwar railway station/Dehradun Airport, followed by a direct drive to Jankichatti via Barkot. On arrival, check into the hotel for an overnight stay.

Day 2

Jankichatti - Yamunotri(Trek- 6 Km-one way) & Jankichatti – Uttarkashi (Drive back – 130 Km approx./5 hrs approx)

Early morning proceeds for a 6 Km trek to Yamunotri. Once you reach, take a bath in Surya kund (Hot spring) & pay your homage at Divyashila, a rock pillar, worshipped before entering the temple, followed by darshan of Yamunotri ji; seek the blessings of Goddess Yamuna Ji. After paying homage, trek back to Jankichatti. From here, you will be driven directly to Uttarkashi. Dinner & overnight stay in the hotel.


‘’Yamunotri is a sacred place as the origin place of the River Yamuna. One of the four sacred pilgrims of Uttarakhand. It is located in the north of the Uttarkashi district in Uttarakhand. The temple was built by Amar Singh Thapa, a Gurkha general in the 18th century. Later, the temple was damaged & renovated by Maharani Guleria of Jaipur in the 19th century. The source of the Yamuna River lies in the Yamunotri Glacier, which is at a height of 6,387 metres (20,955 ft) near the Bandarpunch peaks.’’

Day 3

Uttarkashi – Gangotri (Drive – 100 Kms/3 hrs approx.)

Morning start drive towards Gangotri. Upon arrival, check in at the hotel (Standard check-in at 12:00 hrs, early check-in will be subject to availability). Later proceed for holy darshan after taking a holy dip in the river Ganges & offer prayer to the Goddess Ganges, near to the temple spot, the 02 revered places – Suryakund & Submerged Shivling. Evening attend Ganga Aarti, overnight at the hotel. (Breakfast & Dinner included).

Day 4

Gangotri – Bhojwasa (Trek – 13 Kms/ 8 -9 hrs approx.)

Start early from Gangotri to reach Bhojwasa on time via Chirbasa. It is a gradual uphill climb on well well-laid trail through the forest & terrains along with a river flowing on one side. Night halt at Ashram/GMVN.

Day 5

Bhojwasa – Gaumukh (Trek – 4 Km & 2 hrs approx.) & trek back to Bhojwasa

Today will be strenuous as you will encounter steep climbs on rugged terrain, along with some downhill rocky pathways. The trail goes on through the steep ascending surface and descending rough trails. You will reach Gaumukh glacier in approx. 2 – 3 hrs. After spending some time, return to Bhojwasa for an overnight halt.

Day 6

Bhojwasa - Gangotri (Trek 6 – 7 hrs approx) Gangotri – Harsil (Drive – 30 Kms/01 hrs approx)

Early morning commences trek back to Gangotri. On arrival, directly proceed for divine darshan of Goddess Ganges. After darshan, proceed to Harsil for an overnight stay. (Breakfast & Dinner included).


The holy Gangotri temple is located in this sacred town. It is believed that at this place River Ganges descended on the earth after the severe penance of King Bhagirathi. The Gangotri Temple was built by the Gurkha general Amar Singh Thapa in the early 18th century. The Ganges originates from Gaumakh, which is accessible after a 19 km trek from Gangotri. During winters temple remains inaccessible due to heavy snowfall, so the statue of Goddess Ganges is brought down to Mukhba, a small village in Harsil, which lies on the way to the Gangotri Shrine.’’

Day 7

Harsil – Dehradun/Haridwar ( Drive- 280 Km/9 hr approx. )

Enjoy a refreshing morning at Harsil, which is an unspoilt hill station. Spend some relaxing moments exploring the Harsil valley. Later, you will be provided on-time departure to connect for your onward destination.

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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) for Gangotri Yamunotri Gomukh Yatra Tour Package

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How many days are required for the Gangotri Gaumukh Yamunotri Tour Package?

This tour generally takes 8 to 9 days, covering Haridwar, Barkot, Yamunotri, Uttarkashi, Gangotri, Bhojwasa, and Gaumukh. The journey includes both road travel and trekking, allowing enough time for darshan at the temples and the trek to Gaumukh Glacier. Extra days can be added for rest or additional sightseeing.

What is the level of difficulty for the Gaumukh trek?

The trek to Gaumukh from Gangotri is around 18 km one way and is moderately challenging. The route involves rocky terrains, steep climbs, and high-altitude conditions, making it suitable for those with average to good fitness levels. Beginners can also complete it with proper preparation, but stamina and acclimatization are important.

What kind of accommodation is provided during the tour?

Accommodation during the Yatra includes neat hotels and guesthouses at Haridwar, Barkot, Uttarkashi, and Gangotri. During the trek, simple guesthouses and camps at Bhojwasa are arranged, offering basic but essential facilities. The focus is on safety, warmth, and ensuring a comfortable stay in remote Himalayan conditions.

When is the best time to plan this Yatra and trek?

The best time to undertake this tour is from May to June and September to October, when the weather is stable and trekking routes are open. July and August should be avoided due to monsoon rains and landslides. Winter months (November to April) remain closed due to heavy snow.

What are the major inclusions in this package?

The package includes accommodation, daily breakfast and dinner, private transport with driver, parking, tolls, and guided trekking support. Darshan arrangements at Yamunotri and Gangotri temples are part of the itinerary. Trek assistance such as porters, ponies, and camping facilities at Gaumukh, can be arranged if required.

Do I need to be physically fit for this tour?

Yes, basic physical fitness is important since the tour involves a short trek to Yamunotri and a long trek to Gaumukh. Regular walking or light exercise before the Yatra helps in building stamina. Elderly devotees or those with medical conditions should consult a doctor before joining.

What essentials should I carry for this trip?

Travelers should carry warm clothing, trekking shoes, rain gear, woolen socks, gloves, and personal medicines. A torch, power bank, water bottles, and energy snacks are also useful during the trek. Keeping ID proofs, medical prescriptions, and a small waterproof bag for valuables is highly recommended.

Is the Gangotri Gaumukh Yamunotri tour suitable for families?

Yes, families can join this Yatra, but the Gaumukh trek requires stamina and preparation. While Yamunotri and Gangotri temple visits are manageable for elders with ponies and palkis, the trek is better suited for younger or fit family members. With proper planning and support, it can be a fulfilling spiritual and adventurous family journey.

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