Altitude:- Barkot 1,250 meters
• Breakfast at the hotel, check out
• Route: Mussoorie, Kempty Falls
• Includes an overnight stay, breakfast, and dinner

After breakfast, check out of the accommodation and drive to Barkot for 7 hours. You'll pass through Mussoorie and Kempty Falls on your way there. The pilgrims of Shri Yamunotri Dham will find Barkot to be a great spot to stay. You may get a panoramic view of the Bandar Punch peaks and other Himalayan peaks from here.

Check into your hotel or campsite. The rest of the day is free to relax and explore Barkot. An overnight stay will be there.

Early breakfast, drive to Janki Chatti
• Trek 5 km, 3 hours one way
• adequate water enroute, pack biscuits & rain suit
• stay, breakfast & dinner included

After an early breakfast at the hotel, drive to Janki Chatti and begin your climb to Yamunotri Dham. Alternatively, you can walk, ride a horse, or hire a Doli at your own expense. The hike takes you through a lovely green valley with Himalayan rhododendron blooms, cacti, and a variety of Himalayan flora.

Take a bath in Surya Kund (hot spring) and visit Yamunotri Temple Darshan and Pooja at Divya Shila after arriving in Yamunotri. Rice can be cooked by wrapping it in a cloth and immersing it into the hot water of the "Surya Kund."
Pilgrims call this cooked rice "Prasad" and take it home with them. Return to Barkot and spend the night at the same location.

About Yamunotri Dham: 
The Yamunotri Dham is the first of the Chardham Yatra's sacred destinations. This Dham is dedicated to Goddess Yamuna, who is considered a daughter of Surya Dev, the Sun God. The Yamunotri Dham was isolated from a sage Asti Muni, according to mythological accounts and convictions. Every day for the rest of his life, the Asti Muni bathed in both the Ganges and the Yamuna. Regardless, in his old age, he lacked the energy to reach Gangotri, but his tremendous acts were rewarded, and a torrent of Ganges appeared beside Yamunotri for him. This fantastic anecdote adds to Dham's unearthly value.

Yamunotri Temple was established in the 19th century by Maharani Gularia of Jaipur. It has been demolished twice in this century and rebuilt both times.

Altitude: Gangotri 3,100 meters
• Drive to Gangotri after breakfast • 100 km, 3 hours One Side
• Bhagirath Shila, Surya Kund, Pandava Gufa, Shri Gangotri Temple
• Includes lodging, breakfast, and dinner

Proceed to Gangotri Dham after breakfast. Take a holy bath in a hot spring on the way to Gangnani. Drive through the beautiful Harshil valley, the Bhagirathi river, and the towering Deodar trees and Himalayas.

When you arrive at Shri Gangotri, take a holy bath in the Holy Ganges River, which is known as Bhagirathi at its source. At the Gangotri temple, Darshan and Pooja are performed. Return to the hotel for dinner on schedule. An overnight stay will be there.

Gangotri is a Hindu pilgrimage town on the banks of the Bhagirathi River, which is the source of the Ganges. Bhagiratha, King Sagar's grandson, is said to have pondered in order to appease the Goddess Ganga enough to wash his forefathers' ashes and liberate their spirits, granting them salvation or Moksha.

Gangotri Temple is located on the right bank of the Bhagirathi River and was built by Gorkha General Amar Singh Thapa in the 18th century. Every year, the temple closes on Diwali and reopens on Akshaya Tritiya. The goddess's idol is kept at Mukhba hamlet, near Harsil, during this time. The Semwal family is in charge of the temple's rituals.