Ek Dham Yatra — Kedarnath (From Delhi)

The Kedarnath standard meal included in the package is a simple, wholesome vegetarian meal typically comprising dal, rice, chapati and vegetable served at the dhaba near the camp. It's basic Pahadi food — filling and warm. This is standard for all pilgrims staying at Kedarnath overnight.

Kedarnath sits at 3,583 m and temperatures can drop to 2–5°C even in May–June and below zero at night. Essential: a thick fleece or down jacket, thermal inner layers, waterproof outer jacket, sturdy trekking shoes (not sandals), gloves, woollen cap and at least 2 litres of water. Avoid carrying heavy bags — you'll be trekking 16 km each way.

Yes. For solo travellers, we recommend joining a group departure — we combine solo travellers with other groups going on the same dates. You share the vehicle and hotel, bringing your per-person cost to the group rate. This is both economical and safer. WhatsApp us your preferred dates and we'll match you to the next available group.

Dhari Devi is the guardian deity of the Char Dham circuit, worshipped before and after all Himalayan pilgrimages. Her temple sits on the banks of the Alaknanda river between Srinagar and Rudraprayag. We include a brief stop here on the return journey — it is considered essential to seek her blessings for the safe completion of the yatra.