Source of River Yamuna · 3,293 m · Uttarkashi, Uttarakhand
Approximately 2120 km from Hyderabad via Haridwar & Barkot
Chardham yatra from Hyderabad
From ₹34,999/person · twin share
Reply in 2 hrs · 15,000+ pilgrims · 4.9/5 rated
Yamunotri is the source of the holy River Yamuna and the first stop of the Chardham Yatra. The temple, dedicated to Goddess Yamuna, was built by Maharaja Pratap Shah of Tehri Garhwal in the 19th century. According to Hindu mythology, the Yamuna is the daughter of Surya (the Sun God) and sister of Yama (the God of Death). A dip in the waters of the Yamuna is believed to cleanse sins and protect against untimely death.
The actual source of the river is a frozen lake and glacier (Champasar Glacier) at an altitude of 4,421 meters, about 1 km further up from the temple. Most pilgrims visit the temple rather than trekking to the glacier, which requires mountaineering experience.
The temple houses a black marble idol of Goddess Yamuna. Nearby is Surya Kund, a hot water spring where pilgrims cook rice and potatoes in cloth bags as prasad. Divya Shila, a sacred stone pillar, is worshipped before entering the main temple.
Per-person rates on twin sharing. Hotels, transfers, meals and darshan assistance included. Flight/train to Haridwar-Dehradun quoted separately where applicable.
9N/10D � All four dhams
5N/6D � Both shrines by road
From Jankichatti, the motorable road ends and a 6 km trek begins. The path is paved but steep in sections. Walking time is 2-3 hours uphill and 1.5-2 hours downhill. Ponies, palkis, and dandis (palanquins carried by porters) are available for pilgrims who cannot walk the trail. Helicopter service is not available for Yamunotri (only Kedarnath has helicopter shuttle).
The trail follows the Yamuna River through pine forests and offers stunning Himalayan views. There are small tea stalls and resting points along the way. Carry water and wear comfortable walking shoes with good grip.
From Hyderabad, the practical route is to fly or take a train to Haridwar/Dehradun, then cover the 220 km onward leg to Yamunotri (7-8 hours). Final stretch: 6 km trek from Jankichatti (ponies/palkis available). Suri Tours coordinates the full transfer chain from your arrival point.
From: Rajiv Gandhi International Airport (HYD)
Hyderabad → Delhi → Dehradun (connecting); or Hyderabad → Delhi + road/Shatabdi
Hyderabad → Yamunotri: ~2120 km
Not recommended by road (1,900+ km); fly via Delhi, then Haridwar → Barkot → Jankichatti.
From: Hyderabad Deccan (HYB) / Secunderabad (SC)
No direct train; Hyderabad → Delhi (AP Express 12723) + connecting train to Haridwar
Every Chardham route begins at Haridwar or Rishikesh. Arrive a day early to attend the evening Ganga Aarti at Har Ki Pauri — the most auspicious start to your yatra. We arrange pickup from Haridwar railway station, Jolly Grant airport, or your doorstep.
Plan My Yatra →Doorstep pickup, hotel stays, darshan assistance — part of our complete Chardham package.
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The trek from Jankichatti to Yamunotri Temple is approximately 6 km one way. Ponies, palkis, and dandies are available for pilgrims who cannot walk. The path is paved but steep in sections, taking 2-3 hours uphill and 1.5-2 hours downhill.
Yamunotri Temple is open from late April/May (Akshaya Tritiya) to October/November (Diwali). The best months are May-June and September-October. Avoid July-August (monsoon) due to landslide risks. May-June is busiest; September-October has fewer crowds.
Yamunotri Temple darshan timings are typically 6:00 AM to 12:00 PM (morning aarti at 6:30 AM) and 2:00 PM to 8:00 PM (evening aarti at 7:30 PM). Times may vary with season and weather conditions.
Haridwar to Yamunotri is approximately 220 km by road. The route goes Haridwar → Barkot → Jankichatti (motorable road ends). From Jankichatti, a 6 km trek reaches the temple. Total drive time is 7-8 hours with an overnight stay at Barkot recommended.
Surya Kund is a hot water spring near Yamunotri Temple where pilgrims cook rice and potatoes in cloth bags as prasad. The spring temperature reaches 88°C. Divya Shila, a sacred stone pillar, is worshipped before entering the temple.
From Hyderabad, take a flight to Dehradun (DED) or a train to Haridwar from Hyderabad Deccan (HYB) / Secunderabad (SC), then cover the onward leg Haridwar → Barkot → Jankichatti (220 km, 7-8 hours). Suri Tours handles the complete Hyderabad departure with door-to-door transfers.
Yamunotri is approximately 2120 km from Hyderabad via Haridwar — 1900 km to the Haridwar gateway plus the 220 km onward mountain leg. 6 km trek from Jankichatti (ponies/palkis available).
Yes. Suri Tours offers Yamunotri and full Chardham packages departing from Hyderabad with hotel stays, transfers, and darshan assistance. See the package section on this page for current fares and the booking option.
Yamunotri is covered as part of the full Chardham circuit starting at Rs.34,999 per person (9N/10D, all four dhams). The Do Dham package covering Kedarnath + Badrinath is Rs.18,000 per person. Rates are on twin-sharing basis with hotels, transfers and trek support to Jankichatti included.
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