No matter where you are from, Chardham is the pilgrim's ultimate destination. With the Chardham Yatra packages from Kolhapur from Temple Tours, set out on a spiritual trek to Char Dham. With a variety of Chardham Yatra Tour packages from Kolhapur, Temple Tours can organise the perfect pilgrimage for you, ensuring that you have a lifelong memory of awe-inspiring pilgrimage rather than just a routine Char Dham tour. 

Our Chardham Yatra is more than just a schedule; it's a painstakingly planned experiential package that satisfies your spiritual aspirations. After purchasing your tickets, let Temple Tours handle all the details of your Tour to Char Dham Yatra from Kolhapur so you can just enjoy yourself. Every Tour packages to Char Dham Yatra from Kolhapur is personalised by Temple Tours's team of travel experts. Our goal is to make sure your Char Dhamyatra perfectly suits your needs.  Getting to Char Dham with Temple Tours is simple and straightforward with Holiday packages to Char Dham Yatra from Kolhapur and all major cities like Chennai, Cochin, Mumbai, Hyderabad, Bangalore, and Delhi. 

With Kolhapur to Chardham Yatra Packages, you may also travel to Rishikesh and Haridwar and partake in some adrenaline-pumping activities like camping, rafting, and bungee jumping. Or perhaps bring out the adventurer in you as you navigate treacherous mountain pathways that take you to secret waterfalls amidst mysterious mountains! 

When to go to travel to Chard Dham from Kolhapur is best?

The weather in Uttarakhand ranges from warm, sun-kissed mountains in the summer to jovial, family-friendly snowball fights in the winter. The finest months to visit Chardham, nevertheless, are from April through June. when vivid blossoms highlight winding mountain trails and the summer months are favourable for the foothills. Nevertheless, regardless of how nice the weather is, we advise you to bring warm clothing and sunglasses. 

Best Locations to visit in Chardham Yatra Tour from Kolhapur

Where prayers are cast as flickering lights upon the holy rivers and where the mountains meet the Gods. This is Char Dham, where each of the four abodes takes you one step further into the presence of the All-Powerful. The challenging treks leading up to these four celestial abodes are braved by millions of devotees. 

Badrinath

Feel the bell's resonance in your soul when you ring it as you enter this temple, the multitude rushing behind you to adore Lord Vishnu. One of the most revered holy locations is the Badrinath temple, which is hidden among the mountains. If you visit during the winter, the Badrinath temple, with its majestic entrance, is covered in sheets of snow. 

Kedarnath

One of the four Char Dham Yatra pilgrimage hubs in India, Kedarnath is perched on the Himalayan foothills. After a tough trip to Lord Shiva's shrine, pilgrims arrive at the Kedarnath temple, which is surrounded by snow-capped mountains. 

Yamunotri 

The Yamunotri temple, which is located along the Yamuna river's banks, receives the least number of visitors of all the Char Dham temples. At the Yamunotri Temple, you can find a number of hot springs where you may have a revitalising bath and let all your inhibitions run off. 

Gangotri

This town, which is considered to be one of the most sacred places in the nation, serves as the beginning point for the journey to the mighty Ganga's source. Go to Gangotri Village to pick up some woollen clothing, mementos, and keepsakes for your trip home. 

Rishikesh 

This location, a centre for yoga, should be on the itinerary of every pilgrim. It is audible before it is seen, with pandit chanting providing meditative background music to the scene. As they place their diyas in the sacred river near Triveni Ghat, devotees can be seen muttering prayers for hope under their breath. This pious village has a divine quality. 

Haridwar 

You can still access the gateway to the Gods in Haridwar if you are unable to use the stairway to heaven. You will be in awe of the spirituality of this city as pandits sing pious phrases and priests hold big censers in their palms. It is illuminated by the devotion of a thousand devotees and the gleam in their eyes as they cast their diyas into the sacred river in an effort to communicate with God.