How Can Kedarnath Yatra By Helicopter Make The Journey Pleasurable?

The religious Odyssey Char Dham encompasses the 4 major Hindu pilgrim destinations, namely, the Gangotri, Yamunotri, Kedarnath and Badrinath. Each of the pilgrimage sites which fall under the circuit of religious tour has several legends and myths associated with it. From the month of May till October, around 3 lakhs pilgrims undertake the journey. Hindus have a firm belief that the Char Dham yatra is sure to clear away the sins. The journey is very taxing and tiring. This is the reason for the rise in the popularity of Helicopter services in Chardham. Those undertaking the journey have immense trust on the existence of divinity on earth.

Taking up the helicopter Char Dham travel package

You can take up the Char Dham yatra package to visit the Gangotri, Yamunotri, Badrinath and Kedarnath. Previously it was thought that only those who have strong determination of paying homage or reverence to the feet of Almighty Lord can take up the Char Dham trip but now there is helicopter to make things easy. Kedarnath Yatra by helicopter will allow you to see Gangotri which is the small town located on the banks of Bhagirathi River and is located at the elevation of 3100 meters upon the greater Himalayas. The entire pilgrim of Gangotri is dedicated to the River Goddess Ganga. With the introduction of the charter services and helicopter services, the religious Odyssey has been made a lot simpler. 

Saving time with the charter services 

The time bound travelers who could not undertake the Char Dham yatra can now take up the journey with ease. So, within the span of 3 or 4 days, the Char Dham yatra will be covered by the helicopter. It is with the Badrinath and Kedarnath Yatra by helicopter that one can tour the abode of Lord Vishnu with ease. Strategically located in the Garhwal Hills, the Badrinath Temple is at the elevation of 3415 metres above the sea level. The two-day long journey from the Kedarnath towards Hemkund Sahib will be covered within a few hours. Visit the Sikh Pilgrim Hemkund Sahib that falls on the way towards Badrinath.