Rishikesh
Group meeting, check-in and a walk through the world capital of yoga. In the evening, join the Ganga Aarti at Parmarth Niketan Ashram.
Sacred Himalayas
Rishikesh · Kedarnath · Badrinath · Kalimath
A pilgrimage through sacred places, rituals and mountain paths.
- Travel dates
- 2027 dates to be confirmed
- Price
- On request
Experienced guidesCare throughout the route
Unique routeTemples, rivers and caves
Vedic practicesPrayer, meditation and puja
Sometimes, to change your life, you need to climb the mountains.
This is not a tourist trip
This is a journey to sacred places of power, where every step becomes a spiritual practice.
Ancient temples, sacred rivers, mountains and caves help you remember who you truly are. We will not simply visit holy sites — we will move through them with attention, prayer and practice.
Ritual bathingMeditationTemple blessingsKriya Yoga practiceAncestral pujaMountain pilgrimage
The journey creates space for what matters.
Clarity beyond inner noise.
Energy for a new chapter.
A deeper trust in your path.
Strength for personal practice.
Who this journey is for
Those who feel the call of India and the Himalayas
Yoga and meditation practitioners
People moving through an important life transition
Those seeking clarity, renewal and a deeper personal practice
Travel program
Twelve days through temples, rivers, caves and mountain paths. The pace includes time for rest, prayer and spiritual practice.
Devprayag · Ukhimath
At Devprayag, where the Bhagirathi and Alaknanda form the Ganga, take a ritual bath and participate in ancestral puja. Continue to Ukhimath and Omkareshwar Mahadev Temple.
Kalimath · Kedarnath
Visit Kalimath, a Himalayan Shakti Peetha associated with Mahakali, then begin the ascent to Kedarnath for evening Aarti and an overnight stay.
Kedarnath
Morning puja and darshan, meditation near the temple and time at the sacred places surrounding Kedarnath. Return to Ukhimath.
Joshimath · Badrinath
Visit the Adi Shankaracharya Ashram and Narasimha Temple on the way to Badrinath. Evening Aarti at Badrinath.
Mana · Vyasa Cave · Saraswati
Visit Mana, Vyasa Cave, Ganesha Cave, the Saraswati River and Bhima Bridge, followed by a trek toward Vasudhara Waterfall.
Badrinath
Sacred bath in Tapt Kund, puja at Badrinath Temple, ascent to Charan Paduka, meditation and spiritual practice.
Badrinath · Dwarahat
Transfer to Dwarahat, visit the Paramahansa Yogananda Ashram and meditate.
Dronagiri · Mahavatar Babaji Cave
Ascend sacred Dronagiri mountain to Mahavatar Babaji Cave for meditation, then return to the ashram.
Dwarahat · Bhimtal
Visit the Neem Karoli Baba Ashram for gratitude practice and meditation.
Bhimtal · Delhi
Transfer to Delhi, free time and a farewell dinner.
Departure
Transfer to the airport for the journey home.
Sacred places on our journey
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Kedarnath
One of Shiva’s twelve Jyotirlingas and a place associated with the Pandavas’ search for forgiveness after the Mahabharata war.
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Badrinath
One of India’s four Char Dham pilgrimage sites, where Vishnu is believed to have meditated for the welfare of all beings.
Vishnu · prosperity · inner peaceVyasa Cave
The place where tradition says Vyasa dictated the Mahabharata to Ganesha.
Mahavatar Babaji Cave
A central place in the Kriya Yoga tradition, associated with Babaji’s initiation of Lahiri Mahasaya.
Trekking during the pilgrimage
This is not a sports expedition. We walk calmly, with stops for rest, prayer and spiritual practice.
- Kedarnath: 22 km ascent and descent
- Vasudhara and Charan Paduka: up to 10 km
- Mahavatar Babaji Cave: approximately 3 km
Important
Horses and palanquins may be available for the Kedarnath route. Every participant should discuss mobility, altitude and medical readiness before booking.
Included
- Twin-room accommodation in 3-star hotels
- Twin-sharing guesthouse accommodation in Kedarnath
- Breakfasts, lunches and dinners
- All route transfers and comfortable transportation
- Permits, registrations and group support
- Daily yoga, meditation and Om chanting
Not included
- International flights and the domestic flight to Dehradun
- India visa and medical insurance
- Personal expenses and tips
- Individual pujas, ancestral pujas and ceremonies
The Himalayas do not call random people.
The detailed route follows the programme held September 25 – October 6, 2026. New dates, price and final availability are being confirmed.
Request the programme