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Get ready for the most unforgettable spiritual adventure of your life with our char Dham yatra by helicopter package. This exclusive 5N/6D tour, starting and ending in Dehradun, takes you to the four most sacred abodes of the gods: maa yamunotri, maa Gangotri, shri kedarnath, and shri badrinath.
Early morning, we drive to Harsil Helipad. On arrival, we fly to Sersi Helipad. Then we again fly | continue to Kedarnath from our own same Helipad. The Temple is approx. 500 meters away from helipad and will take approx. 15 min to reach. Our representative will accompany the group and lead us for the VIP darshan in Kedarnath temple. After darshan and Poojan, the group will fly back to Sersi helipad. We will have lunch and Passengers can visit Kalimath | Vishwanath Mandir & Overnight stay at Guptkashi located at the banks of the river Mandakini.
PROGRAM SUMMARY
• Harsil Helipad to Sersi Helipad.
• Sersi to Kedarnath ji.
• Kedarnath ji Darshan.
• In the Afternoon come back to Guptkashi | Base Town for an Overnight stay.
The group is headed towards the Sersi Helipad. From the Helipad we proceed to Badrinath ji shrine. On arrival at Badrinath Helipad, The group will be Check-In to the hotel. After Lunch, we will be going to Mana village, the last border village of India with China for sightseeing. In the evening, the Passengers will attend Swarna Aarti at Badrinath Temple followed by dinner and overnight stay at Badrinath.
PROGRAM SUMMARY
• Going to Sersi Helipad
• From Sersi Helipad to Badrinath Helipad
• Afternoon sightseeing at Mana Village
• Evening Swarna Aarti
After the breakfast, while we are heading back to Dehradun, remember to see the beautiful overview of the Region, especially the picturesque view of the confluences, which is an eye-candy for nature lovers. We will fly between the beautiful valleys of thick forest and over five confluences like Vishnu Prayag, Nanda Prayag, Karna Prayag, Rudra Prayag and Dev Prayag. We will come back and drop to helipad.
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