Badrinath Yatra Package 2027 – 3 Days from Haridwar

Badrinath, the shrine of Lord Vishnu on the Alaknanda at about 3,100 metres, is the one Char Dham temple you reach entirely by road, with no trek. The difficulty is distance: Badrinath is about 320 km from Haridwar, and the last 45 km beyond Joshimath is the slowest. This 2-night, 3-day Badrinath yatra from Haridwar is planned around that: an early start, a night at Badrinath so you can have darshan in the morning, Mana Village, and a return via the Panch Prayag confluences. The 2027 opening date has not been announced; the doors open on a date declared on Basant Panchami, and we confirm each departure after the announcement.

Price per person: Standard ₹7,500 · Deluxe ₹9,500 · Luxury ₹15,800 · Enquire: WhatsApp +91-9045916770

Package at a glance

Highlights

• Holy dip at Tapt Kund and Badri Vishal darshan
• Mana Village, Vyas Gufa and Bhim Pul
• Panch Prayag: Devprayag, Rudraprayag, Karnaprayag, Nandaprayag and Vishnuprayag
• Dhari Devi Temple near Srinagar and the Narsingh Temple at Joshimath
• Evening Ganga Aarti at Har Ki Pauri on the return
• Registration and trip-card assistance included

Route and travel times

Distances vary by source and route, and times stretch in the May–June peak and after rain.

Darshan at Badrinath

The temple of Lord Badrinarayan stands on the Alaknanda, with the Neelkanth peak behind it. Pilgrims normally bathe at Tapt Kund before darshan. Daily opening, closing and mid-day break times can change with the season and with festivals, so confirm them on arrival; our earlier guidance was an opening of about 4:00 AM, a break in the afternoon and a closing of about 9:00 PM. Queues are shorter early in the morning. For special pujas, see our Badrinath puja booking guide. For the temple's history and surroundings, see the Badrinath destination guide.

Mana Village, Panch Prayag and the road

Mana is about 3 km beyond the temple and has Vyas Gufa and Bhim Pul; see our Mana Village page. The Panch Prayag confluences are the highlight of the road itself; see our Panch Prayag guide. Dhari Devi Temple near Srinagar is another common stop; see Dhari Devi Temple. Joshimath, with its Narsingh Temple, is covered in our Joshimath guide.

Dates and registration for 2027

The 2027 opening date has not been announced. Badrinath's date is declared on Basant Panchami and the closing date on Vijayadashami. For reference, the doors opened on 23 April in 2026 (4 May in 2025), and close on 16 November 2026 at 9:37 PM; the winter seat is the Narsingh Temple at Joshimath. These are history, not 2027 facts.

Registration is mandatory and free on the Uttarakhand Registration and Tourist Care portal. Carry the registration letter or QR code and a photo ID. We help you complete it once your dates are fixed. See our Char Dham 2027 guide and registration guide.

Travel tips for Badrinath

• Register before you travel and carry your ID and registration letter.
• Start early every day and avoid driving the hill road at night.
• Carry thermals, a raincoat and a warm cap; nights are near freezing even in June.
• Carry medicines and a first-aid kit; if you have heart, lung or blood pressure problems, see a doctor first.
• Check weather and road status the evening before each leg.
• Carry cash; ATMs and card machines can fail in remote stretches.
• Emergency numbers: 104 (medical) and 108 (ambulance).

Book with Gokeys

Send your dates, group size and any health needs on WhatsApp, and we will confirm availability and the final price in writing before you pay. Terms are on our cancellation policy page.