3 Night 4 Day Gaumukh Tapovan Trek Tour

Gangotri
Gangotri, situated amidst the majestic Himalayan ranges, holds profound significance in Hindu mythology and pilgrimage. It marks the source of the holy Ganges river, known as Bhagirathi at its origin. This sacred site is an integral part of the revered Chota Char Dham pilgrimage circuit, alongside Yamunotri, Kedarnath, and Badrinath, attracting devout Hindus from all corners of the country.
According to ancient texts, Gangotri is associated with the tale of King Bhagiratha, who performed rigorous penance for centuries to bring the divine Ganga down to earth, thereby purifying the souls of his ancestors. The spot where Ganga touched the earth is commemorated by the Bhagiratha Shila, a revered stone where devotees gather for meditation and prayers.
The temple dedicated to Goddess Ganga near Gangotri is another focal point of reverence. It stands as a testament to the deep-rooted spiritual connection between the river and the faithful devotees. The surrounding area is also believed to have been sanctified by the Pandavas, who performed rituals here to absolve themselves of the sins incurred during the epic Mahabharata war.
Pilgrims embark on a challenging yet spiritually rewarding journey to Gangotri, often trekking for about 19 kilometers from the town to the Gaumukh glacier, the actual source of the Ganges. A dip in the icy waters of the Ganges at Gangotri is believed to cleanse one's sins and lead to spiritual purification, freeing the soul from the cycle of rebirth.
In essence, Gangotri stands as a symbol of faith, purity, and spiritual enlightenment, drawing pilgrims and seekers alike to its sacred banks in search of divine blessings and inner peace.
Gaumukh - Tapovan
The Gaumukh Tapovan trek offers a mesmerizing journey, set against the backdrop of the triple-peaked Bhagirathi massif and the majestic Mt. Shivling, often referred to as the Indian Matterhorn. Its popularity stems not only from the breathtaking beauty of Tapovan's lush green meadows but also from the spiritual significance of Gaumukh, the source of the Ganga River. This trek is not just about traversing sacred lands rich with stories; it symbolizes the beginning of Ganga's powerful and sacred journey, nourishing an entire nation with its raw energy. Gaumukh marks the mouth of this mighty river, while Tapovan, nestled at the foot of revered mountains like Mt. Shivling, serves as a base camp for spiritual yogis embarking on long-term meditation despite the harsh altitude conditions. Commencing from the holy town of Gangotri, the trek unfolds through diverse landscapes, from the dense forests of Chirbasa to the vast expanses of Tapovan. As you venture deeper into the Greater Himalayas, the trail winds through Gangotri National Park, reaching a maximum altitude of 4,463 meters. Here, you're greeted with awe-inspiring views of Shivling and the Bhagirathi sisters, experiencing the sheer force and grandeur of these mountains in an unobstructed vista.

PRICE
PER PERSON COST: 13,500 +5% GST (From Gangotri to Gangotri)