• Following breakfast the following morning, explore Rudranath temple & the meeting spot of the Alaknanda as well as Mandakini streams before continuing your trip to Gauri Kund, which is around 40 kilometers distant.
• Once you get at Gauri Kund, begin the 14-kilometer walk to Kedarnath.
• You may also ride a carriage or a pony.
• While at Kedarnath, check into a hotel.
• In the evening, you'll go to the temple at Kedarnath and watch the arti (eternal rite).

• Following that, return to Gauri Kund.
• The descent takes shorter than the ascend.
• When you approach Gauri Kund, begin the trek toward Rudraprayag through Guptkashi.
• Arrive at Rudraprayag and settle into the hotel you selected.

• Following the morning meal, take the route towards Badrinath.
• Following near 33 kilometers, arriving at Karnaprayag, the point where the confluence of the Alaknanda & Pindar rivers.
• After that, you may visit Nandprayag, some 20 kilometers distant, where the Mandakini as well as Alaknanda rivers join. Spent a while in these two picturesque places.
• After a few hours along the road, you may stop over luncheon at the tranquil town of Pipalkoti.
• Badrinath is 75 kilometers distant, and along the route,
• You may visit the Narsingh Temple at Joshimath, which is dedicated to Lord Vishnu.
• As the Badrinath temple is closed in the winter owing to snowfall, Lord Shiva is honored at this place of worship instead.
• The next destination in Joshimath should be famous Shankaracharya Math, which is supposed to have actually been founded by saint Adi Shankaracharya.
• Next, within fifteen miles away, you can stop by the Yogdhyan Badri shrine at Pandukeshwar.
• This serves as one of Uttarakhand's seven holy Sapta Badris, or Vishnu temples.
• Badrinath is about a kilometer away.
• Once you get there, check into the hotel you selected.
• In the evening, you'll go to Badrinath Shrine and watch the arti (eternal rite).

• Attend the Badrinath Temple in the early hours after taking a bath in that hallowed Tapt Kund.
• Back to the hotel at seven in the morning, eat the morning meal, and then head toward the picturesque Mana town.
• Visit Badrinath, and then head back towards Rudraprayag
• Arrive in Vishnuprayag, a town around 120 kilometers in distance & marks the meeting point of the Alaknanda as well as Dhauliganga streams.
• Spending the evening at Rudraprayag.

• You can depart for Haridwar a bit later following a leisurely meal.
• Stop at Rishikesh to learn more about the city as well.
• Visit Haridwar and explore the area.
• The Do Dham Yatra may be completed in the span of two days using helicopters also.

"1. A 20% cancellation fee equal to the entire tour cost will be applied to any cancellations made 30 days or less before the departure date. 2. Refunds for cancellations made between 15 and 30 days before the departure date will be 30% of the total tour price. 3. There would be cancellation fees equal to 50% of the total tour cost for any cancellations made seven to fifteen days before the scheduled departure date. 4. A cancellation made between 0 and 7 days before the departure date will result in cancellation fees equal to 100% of the total tour cost. 5. Activities and tours may not operate or may be cancelled due to unforeseen weather conditions or sudden government laws or prohibitions, among other constraints."

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Yes, Auli offers thrilling adventure conditioning, with skiing being the most popular. also, you can engage in touring and snowboarding, especially during the downtime season.

Dehradun offers a blend of colonizer and original culture. Explore the requests on Rajpur Road, visit literal milestones like the Forest Research Institute, and share in original carnivals if your visit coincides with any.

Rishikesh is known for white- water rafting in the Ganges. also, you can indulge in touring, boarding, and bungee jumping for an adrenaline- filled experience.