Real Char Dham India 15 Days

The journey of India’s Real Char Dham starts with a drive from the Delhi to Haridwar, also known as the “Gateway to God.” In the evening, you can attend the famous Ganga Aarti ceremony at Har Ki Pauri, where light float on the river as the sound of chanting fills the environment.
 

This is an exhausting drive of 315 kms taking 10 to 12 hours. You will drive via the Himalayan roads and pass through the confluences of Alaknanda River. After reaching Badrinath, at an altitude of 3,133m, the climate becomes cool and the scenery of the peak of Neelkanth looms large.
 

After the early morning darshan of Lord Badri or Vishnu and Tapt Kund, the hot springs, you set out on the descent. On the way to Rudraprayag, the point of the meeting of the Alaknanda and Mandakini rivers, there awaits a visit to Joshimath, the dwelling of Badrinath during the winter months and the Narsingh temple.
 

While returning to Haridwar and Rishikesh, check into the hotel and see the temples and other attractions like Laxman Jhula and Ram Jhula in Haridwar. It is located near the Ganges River and is enclosed on all sides by the Shivalik ranges of the Himalayas and is known as the “land of gods.” It is the mother of Yoga and the gateway to the Himalayas and the capital city of the Devbhoomi region in Uttarakhand.
 

Early morning, proceed to New Delhi. Stay relaxed at your hotel after a long journey. Evening is fee for leisure, enjoy some guided sightseeing and shopping.
 

Leave for a scheduled flight for the nearest airports to Dwarka and then drive to Dwarkadheesh Temple. Stay relaxed overnight at a hotel.
 

Wake up early and witness rituals or worship of Krishna. Historians believe the city of Dwarka has been inundated under the sea six times, and this is the seventh Dwarka, established in the region for the seventh time. In the evenings, witness stunning beaches, other majestic temples, holy lakes, and the Gujarat coast.
 

Today you will return to the Somnath temple, for an early morning darshan of Lord Vishnu, after which your next destination. Upon reaching, visit the Somnath temple, also known to be the oldest jyotirlinga of Lord Shiva, the Geeta Temple, and the Moksh Dham Temple. On arrival, check into your hotel room.
 

Post a wholesome breakfast, proceed for Jamnagar airport to board a flight to Madurai via Chennai. Arrive here and have darshan at Meenaksahi Temple and enjoy local sightseeing. Spend the night in Madurai.
 

Leave for Rameshwaram early morning from Madurai, where you can observe the Pamban Bridge. After arrival, check into your hotel or Dharamshala, enjoy the evening at the Ramanathaswamy Temple.
 

Take part in the 22 kund snan, Rudrabhisheka, and all other rituals you wish to accomplish by early morning. Rameshwararm’s best tourist attractions include Dhanuskodi Beach, Panch-mukahi Hanuman Temple, Dhanushkodi Beach, a floating stone temple, and tons more! Then return to Madurai by car.
 

Get a scheduled flight or train from Madurai to Bhubaneswar and then put up at a hotel.
 

Begin for Puri by road and pay homage at Jagannath Puri Temple, as per the temple opening/closing time for darshan. Stay overnight at hotel.
 

Visit the world famous Konark sun temple, as well as other point of interest at Konark. Have a great day outing and get back to Bhubaneshwar, where you can spend the night at a hotel.
 

The time has arrived to head back home. Board your flight or train for Bhubaneswar to New Delhi or your desired destination. The tour ends here with some incredible travel experience in your memories.