With RideinHimalayas, join Kedarnath tour from Nagpur that takes you through the majestic Kedarnath Shrine. Perched at around 3,584 meters above sea level in Uttarakhand’s Rudraprayag district, it is renowned as one of the twelve Jyotirlinga temples of Lord Shiva. This Kedarnath tour starting from Nagpur offers a hassle-free pilgrimage experience with private transfers, clean accommodations, and homely meals. Starting from your preferred gateway city in North India (such as Delhi, Haridwar, or Dehradun), you will travel via scenic mountain routes through places like Guptkashi to reach Kedarnath. Along the way, soak in the panoramic mountain views, sacred river confluences, and the profound spiritual atmosphere that envelops the Himalayas.
Why choose Our Nagpur To Kedarnath Package?
Our USPs include experienced local drivers (ensuring safe travel on winding mountain roads), a dedicated support team on call, and full flexibility to customize the plan as per your convenience. Whether you’re traveling solo or with family, we strive to make your Nagpur to Kedarnath journey smooth, comfortable, and memorable.
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Package Type |
Inclusions |
Cost Per Person |
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Standard |
Budget Hotels, 2 time meals & private transfers |
₹ 12000 |
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Premium |
Premium Hotels, 2 time meals & private transfers |
₹ 15000 |
Quick Facts:
Below is a 3 nights 4 days Kedarnath trip plan from Nagpur, with the pilgrimage starting and ending at Haridwar (one of the common gateway cities).
Day 1: Arrival at Haridwar – Drive to Guptkashi (8 Hours)
Your Kedarnath trip package from Nagpur begins as you arrive in Haridwar (or Dehradun) and meet our driver. We’ll then drive towards Guptkashi (approx. 8 hours). En route, stop at Devprayag to witness the holy confluence of the Bhagirathi and Alaknanda rivers (forming the Ganga). The road follows the Mandakini River, offering fresh mountain air and scenic views. By evening, reach Guptkashi. If time permits, visit the ancient Ardhnarishwar Temple here for blessings. Check in to your hotel, enjoy dinner, and rest overnight in Guptkashi.
Day 2: Guptkashi – Sonprayag – Gaurikund – Trek to Kedarnath
Start early (around 4–5 AM) and drive towards Sonprayag. Here, switch to a local jeep for the 5 km ride to Gaurikund (the trek starting point). From Gaurikund, begin the 16 km trek to Kedarnath. It’s a steep 6–8 hour hike through gorgeous mountain landscapes, with small dhabas (tea shops) along the path to rest. (Alternate: If you don’t want to walk, you can hire a pony/palki or even book a helicopter ride instead.) By afternoon, arrive at Kedarnath and feel the spiritual aura of this sacred valley. Visit the Kedarnath Temple and perform darshan. In the evening, if you’re there in time, attend the divine Aarti ceremony for a truly mesmerizing experience. Later, check in at a simple guesthouse or camp near the temple. Dinner and overnight stay at Kedarnath.
Day 3: Kedarnath – Trek Down to Gaurikund – Back to Guptkashi
Wake up to a glorious sunrise over Kedarnath. You may attend the special 4 AM Abhishek pooja at the temple for an intimate start to the day. After a light breakfast or tea, begin your return trek down to Gaurikund around 6–7 AM. The 16 km descent takes 5–6 hours (much quicker than the climb). By early afternoon, you will reach Gaurikund. Take the shuttle jeep back to Sonprayag, where your driver will meet you. Drive to Guptkashi and relax after the long trek. Enjoy dinner and an overnight stay in Guptkashi, sharing stories of your Kedarnath experience.
Day 4: Guptkashi to Rishikesh – Haridwar (Return) – After breakfast, check out and drive back towards Haridwar. En route, pass through the spiritual town of Rishikesh. If time allows, you can stop to walk across the famous Laxman Jhula or attend the serene Ganga Aarti at Triveni Ghat (if you reach by evening). By late afternoon, arrive in Haridwar. Your Kedarnath pilgrimage comes to an end here. You can proceed with your onward journey or head back to Nagpur from Haridwar with lifelong memories of this spiritual adventure.
Also, If you wish to cover more, we can even extend the trip into a Badrinath & Kedarnath tour package from Nagpur.
Booking Term: To book this trip you’ve to pay 40% of the total booking amount. After which you’ll receive a confirmation shortly. Rest amount has to be paid on arrival day before starting the mentioned trip.
Cancellation Terms:
Refund Terms: Once cancelled, any refund will be processed in the original mode of payment, which will be credited within 7 to 10 working days.
There is no direct connectivity from Nagpur to Kedarnath.
You can either fly to Dehradun or Delhi, or take a train to Haridwar to begin your journey. The quickest option is catching a flight to Dehradun, as it is the closest major airport to Kedarnath. Once I arrive in Dehradun, continue by road: drive to Gaurikund (about 8–10 hours drive). Gaurikund is the last motorable point. From Gaurikund, you must trek about 16 km up to Kedarnath Temple (the shrine is located in the mountains with no direct road). Many travelers opt for a Nagpur to Kedarnath trip package either from Haridwar or Dehradun, so that they don’t need to hassle for transfers, accommodations and meals, making their journey smooth.
There is no direct flight to Kedarnath (it has no airport), so you’ll have to fly from Nagpur to Dehradun – the nearest airport. A one-way Nagpur to Dehradun airfare typically costs around ₹5,000–₹9,000 per person, depending on the season and how early you book. (These are usually connecting flights via Delhi or another city.) Once you reach Dehradun, you still need to travel by road to Gaurikund and then trek to 16 km to finally reach Kedarnath temple. Round-trip flights would thus cost roughly ₹10,000–₹15,000 per person.
The cost of a Kedarnath trip from Nagpur can cost roughly from ₹12,000–₹16,000 per person starting from Haridwar or Dehradun. That typically covers the local road transport, accommodations, and two daily meals during the Kedarnath tour.
