చార్ ధామ్ హెలి దివ్య — 6 రోజులు

Arrival at Dehradun (Jolly Grant airport or railway station) and transfer to a 5★ stay near the Sahastradhara helipad. The yatra coordinator meets the group for a detailed briefing — flight timings, helipad protocols, weather contingencies, what to carry to each dham, dress and footwear notes. Yatra registration and IRCTC HeliYatra documentation for the Kedarnath sector are completed today so that the morning departures run without delay. A quiet evening with dinner and rest at altitude-acclimatising elevation.

An early start. The helicopter lifts off from Sahastradhara to Kharsali helipad (Yamunotri sector). From Kharsali a ~6 km pony, palki or trek (about 2 hours each way) leads up to the temple; the coordinator escorts the group for darshan at the Yamunotri temple — the source-stream of the Yamuna and the first dham in the clockwise order. After darshan and Surya Kund prasad, the helicopter returns to Dehradun for a short turnaround, then departs for Harsil helipad (Gangotri sector), from where a ~25 km road transfer leads to Gangotri. Darshan at the Gangotri temple — the seat of Ganga as she descended for the Bhagiratha lineage — followed by tarpan and collection of Gangotri Ganga-jal. Return to Dehradun by late afternoon. Overnight at the same 5★ stay.

Helicopter from Dehradun to Phata. From Phata / Sirsi, the IRCTC HeliYatra shuttle carries the group to the Kedarnath helipad — fully regulatory-compliant, single-window operation. Darshan at Kedarnath, one of the twelve Jyotirlingas and the spiritual heart of the Panch Kedar. After darshan and abhishek arrangements (paid directly to the priests), return to Phata / Sirsi. AC SUV transfer to Guptkashi, where the night is spent at a premium boutique stay — the traditional staging-village for the Kedarnath sector, with views of the Mandakini valley and the surrounding peaks.

Departure from Guptkashi to Joshimath via the Alaknanda valley — by road or with a helicopter combination as per the day's plan. From Joshimath, transfer to Badrinath for darshan at the temple of Vishnu in the north, one of the 108 Vaishnava Divya Desams and the seat revived by Adi Shankaracharya in the 8th century. After darshan, a quiet visit to Mana village — the last village before the Tibetan frontier — and to the Bhima Pul and Vyas Gufa nearby. Return to Joshimath for the night at a 4★ retreat.

A scenic descent along the Alaknanda and then the Ganga, with brief halts at Devprayag — the sacred confluence where the Alaknanda and the Bhagirathi meet to form the Ganga — and other prayag-points as time permits. Arrival at Rishikesh by late afternoon, check-in at a 4★ Ganga-side stay (Aloha on the Ganges class). In the evening, the group attends the Triveni Ghat Aarti — a fitting close to the high-Himalayan yatra, returning to the Ganga where she has descended to the plains. Quiet dinner at the hotel.

A relaxed final morning in Rishikesh. After breakfast, AC SUV transfer to Dehradun for onward flight or train as per individual arrangements. The yatra coordinator remains with the group until drop-off. Departure with Ganga-jal, prasad and the blessings of the four dhams.