Days 1–3 — Yamunotri & Gangotri
Dehradun → Barkot → Yamunotri trek (palki/pony), Uttarkashi acclimatization, Gangotri darshan. Hot-spring rice ritual at Yamunotri included.
1,300 → 3,100mYamunotri → Gangotri → Kedarnath → Badrinath. We plan altitude, not just distance. Oxygen at every halt, vetted stays, and a caretaker who doesn't rush your parents.
Most operators race. We build rest days, altitude buffers and shorter drive days (5–6 hrs max). Helicopter to Kedarnath optional — with ground backup if weather closes.
Days 1–3 — Yamunotri & Gangotri
Dehradun → Barkot → Yamunotri trek (palki/pony), Uttarkashi acclimatization, Gangotri darshan. Hot-spring rice ritual at Yamunotri included.
1,300 → 3,100mDays 4–7 — Kedarnath
Guptkashi → Kedarnath (heli or trek), Bhairavnath, night at Kedarnath. Oxygen, hot water, pure-veg kitchen vetted.
Heli backupDays 8–11 — Badrinath
Badrinath darshan, Mana village, return via Joshimath. No 12-hour death drives. Dedicated caretaker throughout.
Badrinath · ManaWheelchair-friendly stays, palki/pony priority, daily BP/oxygen check, purohit who explains, not rushes.
Char Dham is Himalaya: Yamunotri 3,293m, Gangotri 3,100m, Kedarnath 3,583m, Badrinath 3,300m. Most operators show you a day-wise map. We show you an oxygen map — concentrator at every halt, oximeter checks at dinner, heli backup if clouds close Kedarnath.
4 dhams, 1 chart
We check your parents’ birth charts for altitude-risk dasha. If Shani is strong, we add an extra acclimatization night at Uttarkashi — no extra charge, just honesty. That’s why we ask for birth details for a yatra — not for astrology upsell, for safety.
Not 12-hour drives
5–6 hrs max per day. We break the usual Dehradun→Barkot 7hr into Barkot night halt. Your father doesn’t sit 12 hours for a temple that deserves his breath, not his exhaustion.
Heli is 7 mins vs 16km trek — much easier, but weather closes it 30% of days in peak. We hold a trek palki as backup and decide the morning of, with you — never strand.
Yes — Drive to Gaurikund + 16km trek/pony/palki to Kedarnath. Heli is comfort, not compulsory. We price both and let you choose.
"My father is 74, on BP meds. They checked his oxygen every evening, gave us a rest day at Guptkashi no one else offered, and walked at his pace. He completed all four dhams."
Common questions
Heli is comfortable but weather-dependent — we hold ground trek as backup and never strand you at Guptkashi. Senior parents: heli preferred.
Acclimatization nights, oxygen concentrator + oximeter at every halt, and a caretaker who checks BP daily. We’ve turned back once when needed — that honesty is the product.
Your next step
One WhatsApp message. A human reads it, a human answers — usually within hours. No form spam. No call center.
Limited yatras per month — we cap for quality. Check availability