With the Kedarnath Yatra typically winding down by November, the autumn months present one of the last comfortable opportunities to undertake this pilgrimage before winter closure. This guide lays out the complete route from Delhi, covering the road journey through Uttarakhand to the trek's starting point, followed by the final stretch on foot, pony, or helicopter up to the shrine itself. It explains the timeline for the journey, helping pilgrims understand how many days to allocate for a comfor
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As the Kedarnath Yatra season moves toward its winter closure, the September-October window offers a quieter, less crowded opportunity to complete this significant Himalayan pilgrimage. This guide details how to reach Kedarnath from Delhi, covering the road journey to the base points, the trek route up to the temple, and the various travel options available for pilgrims. It breaks down the trip into manageable stages, from the initial drive out of Delhi to reaching Sonprayag or Gaurikund, follow
Planning the Kedarnath Yatra by Tempo Traveller is one of the most convenient and practical options for families, corporate teams, and group travelers visiting the sacred shrine of Kedarnath Temple in Uttarakhand. The journey from Delhi to Kedarnath usually begins with a road trip through Haridwar, Rishikesh, and scenic Himalayan towns before reaching Gaurikund, the base point for the trek to the temple.
Traveling by tempo traveller offers comfort, flexibility, and affordability when the cost is
Road Trip is the most preferred way to reach Kedarnath and is easily available. The main departing cities are Haridwar and Dehradun to begin the journey.
To take a road trip, you have many choices such as bus, private vehicle or self-drive car. You can choose as per group size and requirements.
Bus: Government and private buses operate from Delhi ISBT to Haridwar/Rishikesh (₹350-800). From there, take buses or shared taxis to Sonprayag/Gaurikund.
Private Taxi/Cab: Hire a taxi from Delhi at ₹4,000


