• Opening Dates: The Char Dham Yatra for 2025 is set to begin on April 29, 2025. The specific opening dates for the temples are:
  • Gangotri and Yamunotri: April 30, 2025, coinciding with Akshaya Tritiya.
  • Kedarnath and Badrinath: The exact opening dates are yet to be announced.
• Pilgrimage Route: Traditionally, the yatra is completed in a clockwise direction, starting from Yamunotri, followed by Gangotri, Kedarnath, and concluding at Badrinath.
• Registration: Pilgrims are required to register for the yatra. Registration details and procedures for 2025 can be found through various travel agencies and official tourism websites.
• Duration and Packages: Various travel packages are available, typically ranging from 10 to 14 days, covering all four sites. These packages often include transportation, accommodation, and guided tours.

Our mission is to:

1. Provide meticulously planned and spiritually enriching pilgrimage experiences across India’s diverse religious landscapes.
2. Foster a deeper understanding and appreciation of India’s spiritual heritage among both domestic and international travellers.
3. Support local communities and contribute to the preservation of sacred sites and traditions.
4. Offer personalized guidance and support to pilgrims on their spiritual journeys.

1. Comprehensive Coverage: To develop and offer pilgrimage packages covering all major spiritual destinations in India, including the Char Dham, Panch Kedar, Shakti Peethas, and Buddhist circuits.
2. Educational Component: To incorporate educational elements into each journey, providing historical context, philosophical insights, and practical spiritual teachings relevant to each destination.
3. Customization: To offer tailored experiences catering to different levels of spiritual interest, physical ability, and time constraints.
4. Sustainability: To promote responsible tourism practices that minimize environmental impact and support local economies.
5. Interfaith Understanding: To foster respect and understanding among different faith traditions by offering multi-religious pilgrimage routes.
6. Technological Integration: To leverage technology for enhancing the pilgrimage experience, including virtual tours and augmented reality features at sacred sites.
7. Community Engagement: To develop programs that allow pilgrims to engage meaningfully with local communities, participating in service projects or cultural exchanges.
8. Spiritual Guidance: To provide access to qualified spiritual guides and teachers who can offer personal guidance and answer questions throughout the journey.
9. Continuous Improvement: To regularly seek feedback from pilgrims and partners to refine and improve our services and offerings.
10. Global Outreach: To promote India’s spiritual heritage on a global platform, attracting international seekers and fostering cultural diplomacy.