Uttarakhand · Pilgrimage

Badrinath

The Char Dham shrine of Lord Vishnu on the Alaknanda river.

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Altitude (approx.)3,133 m
From Delhi (approx.)525 km
Best timeMay–Jun, Sep–Oct
Ideal stay4–5 days from Delhi
Our trips here140+ trips

About Badrinath

Badrinath temple stands between the Nar and Narayan ranges on the Alaknanda. Pilgrims bathe in the Tapt Kund hot springs before darshan.

Mana, the last village before the Tibet border, is 3 km away with Vyas Gufa and Bhim Pul. Badrinath is reachable by road.

Places to see

  • Badrinath temple
  • Tapt Kund
  • Mana village
  • Vyas Gufa and Bhim Pul
  • Brahma Kapal

Weather and best time to visit

Best time: May to June and September to October (temple open season)

Summer (Mar–Jun)

7–18°C

Monsoon (Jul–Sep)

Landslides possible on the highway

Winter (Nov–Feb)

Temple closed, heavy snow

Temperatures are approximate and vary with altitude and year. Mountain roads can close after heavy rain or snow – we check conditions before every trip.

How we take you there

Pickup from Delhi NCR or any city you choose, with an experienced hill driver. Approx. 525 km from Delhi. For this high-altitude route we recommend an SUV or Innova Crysta.

SUV / MUV6–7 passengers Innova Crysta6–7 passengers Tempo Traveller12, 17 or 26 seats

Combine with nearby places

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Gangotri

The origin shrine of the Ganga, set in a deep Himalayan gorge.

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Yamunotri

The westernmost Char Dham shrine, at the source of the Yamuna.

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