Every devoted Hindu wants to go on the Char Dham Yatra in Uttarakhand, one of the most revered pilgrimages in India, at least once in their lifetime. It is the belief of the pilgrimage that visiting these sacred sites in Uttarakhand aids in achieving salvation and freedom from the cycle of life and death. Your life will be so much easier and more comfortable thanks to our exquisitely designed Char Dham Yatra tour packages, which include VIP Darshan Pass (covered under select packages), first-rate lodging, and transportation. Make this difficult and demanding trekking pilgrimage simple and successful by booking a Char Dham Yatra tour package with Pilgrimage tour.

The Chota Chardham Yatra is a journey to four sacred sites situated in the picturesque small towns of Uttarakhand, a state in northern India. There are four distinct Gods and Goddesses honored in these four temples. The four sacred temples of Badrinath, Kedarnath, Gangotri, and Yamunotri are visited during this yatra. The four temples that make up the actual Chardham Yatra are located in the east, west, north, and south, respectively. For this reason, the Uttarakhand “Chardhams” are known as the “Chota Chardham Yatra.”

For Hindus, Chardham Yatra is an absolute must-visit location. They contend that everyone should participate in the Chardham Yatra at least once in their lifetime. All across India, pilgrims and devotees participate in the Chota Chardham Yatra. To participate in the Chota Chardham Yatra, people travel from all over the world.

The four dhams of this yatra are Badrinath, Kedarnath, Gangotri and Yamunotri.

Badrinath Temple: – The town of Chamoli district, in the state of Uttarakhand, is home to the Badrinath Temple. Lord Vishnu is the patron of this temple. It is thought that while Lord Vishnu was meditating here, his wife Lakshmi—a “Badri” tree—was shielding him from the scalding sun and bitter cold breeze.

Kedarnath Temple: – is situated in the Rudraprayag district of Uttarakhand, a state in northern India, in a small town. Lord Shiva, the almighty god, is honored at this hallowed shrine. It is said that Lord Shiva assumed the form of a buffalo in order to elude the Pandavas and prevent them from finding him. Nevertheless, the Pandavas find Lord Shiva because they sought self-absolution for their transgressions. After being impressed, he gave them permission to worship him at the location of the present-day Kedarnath temple.

Gangotri Temple: – is  situated in Uttarakhand’s Uttarkashi district, is the source of the sacred Ganga River. The goddess Ganga is honored in this temple. To atone for the transgressions of King Bhagiratha’s forebears and ancestors, she assumed the shape of a river.

Yamunotri Temple: – is situated in the Uttarkashi district of the state of Uttarakhand, by the banks of the Yamuna River. Yamuna is worshipped at this temple. Sage legend has it that Asit Muni once resided here and regularly took baths in Gangotri. However, the sage could keep going to Gangotri for a bath even after he grew old. The old sage could then carry out his bathing ritual because a stream of the River Ganga appeared there as a result of a miracle.