Tour Packages

What we liked most was that the package did not feel overloaded with unnecessary sightseeing. The main focus remained Kedarnath and Badrinath. We also got time for Har Ki Pauri in Haridwar, Mana Village and the Ganga Aarti in Rishikesh. It was a satisfying pilgrimage.

The itinerary was practical for a Do Dham trip from Delhi. Haridwar, Guptkashi, Kedarnath, Badrinath and Rishikesh were covered in a proper sequence. We especially liked having an overnight stay at Kedarnath rather than trying to complete everything in one day.

I was travelling with my sister and parents, so I was watching the pace and comfort closely. The hill section was tiring for my mother, but regular breaks made it manageable. Happy with how the journey was handled. The driver suggested starting one day earlier than planned, and it helped us avoid the crowd.

We travelled on the Badri-Kedar Yatra Ex Delhi with family and covered Delhi. The daily plan was simple to understand and the important stops got proper time. What made the route easier for us was that the day-wise route was practical for the time we had. A short evening WhatsApp update would make the next morning easier for families.

This was not a luxury trip for us; it was simply a short spiritual break with our family of five. We did not feel that places were added just to make the itinerary look bigger. We were prepared for early starts, and that helped on the temple days. The market area was busy, so we chose to return early and rest. One small suggestion: share the next day's start time a little earlier.

The trip was booked mostly for my wife and parents, and I joined them. The hotel was simple, but the room was clean and that was enough for us. The itinerary worked better than trying to arrange local transport on our own. One small suggestion: share the next day's start time a little earlier.

It was my first time on this route and I was with a small family group. There was quite a bit of walking, so the slower pace suited our family. The children were tired by evening, so having some free time helped. We liked that the important places were covered without turning the day into a race. One small suggestion: send a short evening update when the following day starts early. One thing I liked was that nobody objected when we asked to slow the day down a little.

I was travelling with my husband and parents, so I was watching the pace and comfort closely. We got enough breaks on the road, which mattered because elders were travelling with us. My parents were emotional after the darshan, which made the whole journey special for us. Breakfast was basic but convenient before an early start. One small suggestion: give slightly clearer information when traffic or weather changes the plan.