Embark on a soulful journey of Do Dham and Tungnath to the heart of Uttarakhand with a fullmoonholidays trek, where spirituality meets breathtaking natural beauty.

Explore the divine temples of Kedarnath and Badrinath, experience the untold charm of Chopata, and visit Managram, the last Indian village near the Tibetan border surrounded by majestic Himalayas. This trip is perfect for those looking to be with nature, where faith and peace coexist.

We have carefully crafted our 6-day/5-night itinerary to ensure a hassle-free experience of comfortable stays, delicious food, and reliable transportation so that you can relax and enjoy every moment.

Imagine standing amidst the grandeur of the Himalayas, wherein each breath feels natural, every sound is a hymn of nature, and the air is charged with divine power. The Do Dham Yatra and Tungnath Yatra aren’t simply pilgrimages—they are soulful experiences that unite your spirit with the magnificence of the Garhwal Himalayas.

Kedarnath: A Trek of Faith. Perched at an awe-inspiring altitude of 3,583 meters, the Kedarnath Temple, devoted to Lord Shiva, appears like a temple carved by gods within the lap of the mountains. As you tread the 16-kilometer trek from Gaurikund, each step is a blend of challenge and devotion. The trail winds through lush valleys, cascading streams, and snow-encumbered trails, leading you toward the towering peaks of the Kedarnath range. Once you arrive, the sight of the ancient stone temple standing resilient against the forces of nature is humbling. The rhythmic chants of prayers, the icy winds, and the Mandakini River whispering through the valley create a spiritual symphony that stirs your soul. It’s not just a visit; it’s an adventure that transforms you.

Badrinath: The Abode of Vishnu. A few hours away, nestled along the banks of the pristine Alaknanda River, lies Badrinath Temple at an elevation of 3,300 meters. This shrine, dedicated to Lord Vishnu, appears like stepping into a divine painting. Surrounded by mountains, the temple exudes an air of mystery, peace, and sanctity. Inside, the deity, a black stone idol of Lord Vishnu meditating underneath a Badri tree, conjures up reverence. The nearby Tapt Kund, with its natural hot springs, is believed to cleanse the soul before prayers. As you explore the breathtaking Vasudhara Falls or sit quietly by the river, you feel an unstated connection to the divine and the natural world around you.

Tungnath Trail: Where Mountains Whisper Fairy Tales. If the Do Dham Yatra is about grandeur, then the Tungnath Yatra is about intimacy with the Himalayas. Tungnath Temple, the highest Shiva temple in the world at 3,680 meters, is a place where myth and nature come together. The road to Tungnath starts in Chopata, often referred to as the 'Mini Switzerland of the Northern Block'. The 3.5km trek to Tungnath is a dream for nature lovers. At every step, you are surrounded by overhanging grass trees, rhododendrons in full bloom, and views of towering peaks like Nanda Devi and Chaukhamba. Arriving at the temple is like walking into an ancient story. According to legend, the arms of Lord Shiva appeared here, making it a holy place for those seeking blessings and inner peace.

Chandrashila: Touching the Sky. The journey does not stop at Tungnath. A short but pleasant climb takes you to the 4,000-meter peak at Chandrashila. The view from here is pure magic—360-degree views of the Himalayas that will leave you speechless. Lord Rama is said to have meditated here, and standing on this hill gives you a deep connection with history and religion.