
Badrinath & Mana
- 3 Nights / 4 Days
- Easy
- From Haridwar / Rishikesh
Best time — May–Jun & Sep–Oct
Contact the TeamThe Journey Begins
The easiest of the four dhams to reach, and the one with the most to sit beside. Badrinath faces Neelkanth across the Alaknanda, and the hot spring at Tapt Kund is a few steps from the temple door. Mana is three kilometres further on — the last village before Tibet, with Vyas Gufa and the stone span at Bheem Pul an unhurried walk away.
Highlights
- The gentlest of the dham routes — driveable throughout, with no trek required.
- Tapt Kund, the hot spring beside the temple, a few steps from the main door.
- Mana village at your own pace: Vyas Gufa, Bheem Pul and the Saraswati’s source.
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3300m
Elevation
Your Itinerary
A curated path through the sacred valleys, shaped for spiritual elevation and deep connection with the Himalaya.
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Common Questions
How many days is the Badrinath & Mana?
Badrinath & Mana is planned as 3 Nights / 4 Days, starting and ending at Haridwar / Rishikesh.
When is the best time to do the Badrinath & Mana?
The season we plan this journey for is May–Jun & Sep–Oct.
How difficult is the Badrinath & Mana?
It is graded easy, and the route reaches 3300m.
Where does the Badrinath & Mana start?
Haridwar / Rishikesh. The journey is planned to start and end there.
Can I customise this itinerary?
Absolutely. Customisation is an important part of the Svvayam experience. We can modify the duration, stays, transportation, activities, pace, and experiences based on your interests and travel preferences.

Plan your visit
The Best Time to Go
There’s a season that suits the mountains best, but every season has its welcome, thanks to the people who call this valley home.
- Mar–JunClear skies
- Jul–AugMonsoon, routes vary
- Sep–NovBest visibility
- Dec–FebSnow, limited access
Good to Know
- Full terms & conditions apply — view here
- Custom dates available on request


