Early morning, Drive to  Sonprayag Parking then cover 02 kms to  Gaurikund ( Starting point for Trek) by using Local Transport  at your own cost & Trek to Kedarnath.

On reach, check in at Hotel & Later visit at Temple for pooja and Darshan.

An Night stay at Kedarnath.

Kedarnath Temple The 1000 years old temple with a carved exterior is located in a courtyard protected by Nandi bull. This spot has great significance in the legendary Mahabharata epic. Inside the main sanctum is one of the 12 naturally formed 'Jyotirlingas' of India. The temple has carved shapes of the Pandavas, and Lord Shiva.

After breakfast, start down trek Sonprayag on arrive drive to Hotel.

Dinner & overnight stay. 

Morning after breakfast drive to Ransi than start trek to Gaundar.

Night Stay at Gaundar.

Today morning, start early and trek to Madmaheshwar and return to Gaundar by the evening.

MADHMAHESHWAR (3289 M)

The picturesque holy site regarded as the 'second Kedar' is perched at an altitude of 3,289 metres, at the base of Chaukhamba peak. The navel of Lord Shiva is said to have reappeared here and Shiva is worshipped in the form of a navel- shaped lingam. The water here is considered very holy and only few drops are enough for purification of body and soul. The pilgrim site amidst snow clad mountains is also known for its scenic beauty. The Kedarnath and Neelkanth peaks are visible from here and confluence of Madmaheswar • Ganga and Markanda Ganga at Gaundar is located nearby. During winters the Madamaheswar temple and the idols are ceremoniously taken to Ukhimath for everyday ritual worship.

Night Stay at Gaundar.

Today morning trek down to Ransi. Upon arrival at Ransi direct drive to Chopta.

Night Stay at Chopta.

Early morning after breakfast start trek to Tungnath after darshan trek to Chandrashila than back to Chopta.

TUNGNATH (3680 M)

The sacred Tungnath temple at an altitude of 3,680 metres atop Chandranath Parbat is the highest shrine among the Panch Kedars and marks the site where the arm of Lord Shiva appeared. The magnificent temple with a 16 door dome enshrines a Shivalinga and an idol of Adi Guru Shankaracharya. The temple of Nanda Devi is another important shrine at Tungnath. The peak of Tungnath is considered to be very sacred as it is the source of three springs which form the river Akashkamini. The site of amazing Akashlinga waterfall is truly spectacular, as it seems to descending directly from heaven.

The shrine of Tungnath closes during the winters and the priests move to Mukunath, about 19 kms.

The shrine of Chandrashila or the 'moon mountain' is another worth visiting site near Tungnath. The beautiful trek to Chandrashila passes through scenic surroundings and takes about 1 hour from the temple.

Night Stay at Chopta.

Morning drive to Sagar from here, trek to Panar.

Overnight is in Panargupha.

Start your trek to Rudranath. Upon arrival visit the temple and overnight is at Rudranath.

RUDRANATH (2286 M)

Lord Shiva's face is said to have reappeared here, which is worshipped at the temple of Rudranath, located at an altitude of 2,286 mts. in a beautiful meadow. the temple is surrounded by a number of sacred pools like, Surya Kund, Chandra Kund, Tara Kund, Manas Kund etc. and the towering Nanda Devi, Trishul and Nanda Ghunti peaks form the backdrop.

It is believed that the departed souls cross the Vaitarni river (the water of salvation) flowing here before entering the another world. Thus, the devotees visit Rudranath to offer ritual obeisance to their ancestors.

Rudranath can be reached via Gopeshwar (23 kms.), the first 5 kms. are motorable and one has to trek the remaining 18 kms., endowed with spectacular scenic beauty. A 3 kms. trek from Rudranath temple leads to the temple of Anusuya Devi.

Today morning, trek to down to Sagar. It’s a downhill hence entire stretch can be done in one go.

Night Stay at Pipalkoti.

Today early morning drive to Helang and start your trek to Kalpeshwar. After visiting Kalpeshwar, trek back to Helang.

 KALPESHWAR (2134 M)

Kalpeshwar or Kalpnath, a Panch Kedar site where Lord Shiva's matted dreadlocks are said to have surfaced. Devotees worship at the small rock cut temple of Kalpeshwar, which is believed to enshrine the hairs of Lord Shiva.

Mythological legends suggest that sage Arghya underwent hard penance here and created Urvashi, the celestial nymph. Legendary sage Durvasha is also said to have meditated here under  the Kalpavriksha or the wish-fulfilling tree. Rishi Durvasha had blessed Kunti, the mother of Pandavas the power to invoke any of the forces of nature and get whatever she desired.

Thus, the place is very popular among the saints who wish to meditate and pray in peace.

The temple on the banks of a river is preceded by a natural cave passage and affords panoramic views of the scenic surroundings.

Later drive further to Rudraprayag, Check In at Hotel.

An overnight stay at Hotel.

After breakfast drive to Dehradun Airport for board your evening flight.