Day 01 : Delhi – Rishikesh – Over Night Journey
Take Overnight Train from Delhi To Reach Rishikesh Via Haridwar . Visit Rishikesh , Rishikesh, the 'place of sages' is a celebrated spiritual town on the bank of Ganga and is surrounded by Shivalik range of the Himalayas on three sides. Rishikesh is 225 kms from Delhi. It is believed that when Raibhya Rishi did hard penances, God appeared by the name of "Hrishikesh" and this area henceforth came to be known as Rishikesh. Laxman Jhula, Ramjhula, Parmarth Niketan, Geeta Bhawan, Swarg Ashram, Shivananda Ashram Bharat Mandir, Trivani Ghatt, Kailash Niketan Temple (13 storey temple at Laxman jhula). Night Stay at Hotel.

Day 02 : Rishikesh - Joshimath (245 kms/8-9 hrs)
After breakfast start drive to reach Joshimath via Devprayag (the sacred confluence of The Alaknanda and Bhagirathi rivers).This town is the home of the late Acharya Shri Pt. Chakradhar Joshi (a scholar in Astronomy and Astrology) who established Nakshatra Vedh Shala (an observatory) in the year 1946. This is located on a mountain called Dashrathanchal at Devprayag.
Reach joshimath at evening .
Joshimath : The religious centre, visited by Adi Shankaracharya, which he called Jyotirmath, later came to be known as Joshimath. Among the sites of interest are the temples of Nav Durga and Narsingh. Apart from its obvious religious importance, Joshimath is known for its scenic beauty. Night Stay at Hotel

Day 04 : Joshimath - Govindghat (22 kms/1 hrs) - Ghangaria (14 kms/3-4 hrs)
After an early breakfast drive to Govindghat. Which is the starting point of the trek. From Govindghat there is a gradual ascent along a well maintained pilgrim trail to Ghangaria. This is the stopover for those going to Hemkund Sahib and has several lodges and small shops selling day to day consumables! . Upon arrival at Ghangria check into hotel. Explore the surroundings in the evening. Dinner and overnight stay at the hotel.

Day 05 : Ghangaria - Hemkund Sahib - Ghangaria (6 kms one side/ 3-4 hrs)
After breakfast trek to Hemkund Sahib (4329 m) from Ghangaria. This is a very steep climb. It is believed that Shri Guru Gobind Singh Ji came into being during the Sat Yug, the 'era of truth' as Dusht Daman, the 'destroyer of evil', was instructed to go to Hemkunt Sapatsring to meditate until he was called upon by God, and later reborn in Kal Yug, the 'age of darkness', as the son of the ninth Guru. Later, after his father's martyrdom, he became the tenth and final living Guru of the Sikhs. Late afternoon trek back to Ghangaria. Dinner & overnight stay at the hotel.

Day 06 : Ghangaria - Valley Of Flowers - Ghangria (5 kms one side/4-5 hrs)
After breakfast trek to Valley Of Flowers (3858 m) from Ghangaria. The valley is an enchanting sight with an impressive array of rare wildflowers like Geranium, Marsh marigold, Prinula, Potentilla, Geum, Asters, Lilium, Ranunculus, Corydalis, Inula, Braham kamal, Campanula, Pedicularis, Arisaema, Morina, Impatiens, Bistorta, Ligularia, Anaphalis, Saxifrages, Sibbaldia, Thermo- psis, Trollius, Codonopsis, Dactylorhiza, Cypripedium, Strawberry, Epilobium, Rhododendrons and numerous others. Most of the flowers have medicinal values too. The valley is 10 kms long, 2 kms wide, and is divided by the Pushpawati stream, into which several tiny streams and waterfalls merge. After enjoying the beauty of valley trek back to Ghangaria. Dinner & overnight stay at the hotel.

Day 07 : Ghangaria - Govind Ghat - Joshimath - Srinagar (160 kms/5-6 hrs)
After an early breakfast trek down to Govind Ghat and from here drive to Srinagar via Joshimath, Chamoli and Rudraprayag. Srinagar is situated in a wide river valley on the banks of Alaknanda river, and was the capital of the kingdom founded by King Ajay Pal during 1506-1512 AD .The attack by Gorkhas on Garhwal and its occupation from 1806 to 1815 AD, and the eventual action by the British led to their ouster. Srinagar thereafter became British Garhwal, as the latter was created as bargain for the flight of the invaders! Srinagar received its name from Sri Yantra- a centre of Divine Energy, a Siddha Pith since ancient times. There is an impressive number of temples, monuments and places which are worth visiting in and around Srinagar, and being slap- bang in the middle of the Yatra route, Srinagar has many hotels, lodges, tourist rest houses and dharmashalas. The town in its new Avatar is also an important educational and religious centre. Due to its central location Srinagar has graduated to becoming the biggest town in the area. On arrival check into the hotel. Dinner and overnight stay in the hotel.

Day 08 : Srinagar - Rishikesh - Haridwar - Delhi
Early morning drive to Delhi via Haridwar. On the way visit Devprayag. Here the river Bhagirathi and Alaknanda converge and from here the Holy Ganges starts. Lunch enroute. Arrive at Delhi by evening. Overnight in the hotel.