The Temple Tours Chardham Yatra packages from Jodhpur are brimming with majestic waterfalls, charming hills, deep valleys, and lush, dense woods. The Chardham yatra is made up of the historic temples at Badrinath, Kedarnath, Gangotri, and Yamunotri.

Best Time to Book Jodhpur to Char Dham Yatra

Due to the region's frequent snowfall, the Char Dham attractions are always closed from November through March for a total of six months. Thus, May to June and September to October are the perfect times to take this Char Dham Yatra Tour packages from Jodhpur. Summer officially begins in May or June, when the snow from the long winters has finally melted. The temperature during this time spans from roughly 5 degrees to 18 degrees Celsius. Another wonderful time to organize your Tour to Char Dham Yatra from Jodhpur is in the autumn, from September through October. For the correct reasons, it is possible to avoid the months of July and August. Even while there isn't as much rain as in other regions of the country because it is monsoon season, the brief showers might still result in landslides and interfere with your travel plans.

Tour Packages to Char Dham Yatra from Jodhpur

Choose from our Tour packages to Char Dham Yatra from Jodhpur that offer exceptional discounts and offers for Char Dham. With the range of immersive tours and activities offered by Temple Tours's Holiday packages to Char Dham Yatra from Jodhpur, explore the primary Char Dham sightseeing locations.

Whatever your travel preferences, Temple Tours offers the ideal Jodhpur to Chardham Yatra Tour for you to select from, whether you want a quick trip or a lengthy itinerary, a calm staycation or an adventurous vacation. Don't forget to look at our opulent Chardham Yatra from Jodhpur, which include the finest accommodations and extras to spoil you while you're visiting Char Dham. 

What is the Indian Char Dhams?

The country's Char Dhams are dispersed in four directions. Sri Adi Shankaracharya is credited with coining the phrase. These include Puri and Dwarka in the east and west, respectively, along with Badrinath and Rameswaram in the north and south. However, the following are the Char Dhams or temples in the Himalayas:

• Kedarnath, 
• Badrinath, 
• Gangotri, 
• Yamunotri

Places to visit during travel to Chard Dham from Jodhpur

Devprayag

During your Chardham Yatra journey, take a quick trip to Devprayag to experience peace and adventure. One of Uttarakhand's holiest confluences is Devprayag, which is situated at an elevation of 830 metres. This is where Alaknanda joins Bhagirathi and transforms into Ganga, surrounded by the three enormous peaks. 

Srinagar

On your Char Dham tour, Srinagar, a historic town on the Ganga River's bank, is a must-see location because of its stunning natural surroundings and notable temples. 

Rudraprayag

Rudraprayag represents the sacred meeting of the Alaknanda and Mandakini rivers and is known as the spot where Gods, stories, and rivers converge. The town, which is surrounded by green lakes, glaciers, and silver streams, is named for Lord Shiva's Rudra avatar. 

Joshimath

The Vasudeva temple, also known as Jyotirmath or Joshimath, is where Lord Badrinath's idol is brought down during the winter. 

Chopta

Chopta, commonly referred to as the Little Switzerland of Uttarakhand, is a paradise for hikers. This quiet residence appears magnificent, especially in the morning when the sun's crimson rays kiss Chaukhamba mountain and Nanda Devi.

Uttarkashi

The breathtaking hilly landscapes, historic temples, and gurgling rivers of Uttarkashi might take visitors completely by surprise. Uttarkashi, a haven for those who love the outdoors, is also well-known for housing the Nehru Mountaineering Institute and the Lord Shiva-dedicated Vishwanath Temple.