Kedarnath Tour package from Mumbai | 4N/5D

How to Reach Kedarnath from Mumbai

There's no direct road, rail, or air link into Kedarnath itself — every route funnels through Dehradun or Haridwar first, then a private cab covers the rest through Rishikesh, Phata, and Guptkashi to Gaurikund, where the trek begins. Our standard package uses the flight route below; here's how all three options compare.

By Flight

Our package is built around this route. Fly Mumbai to Dehradun's Jolly Grant Airport — a direct flight of roughly 2 to 2.5 hours, covering about 1,345 km. On landing, our team receives you and drives you straight to Rishikesh (38.8 km, about 1 hour) to begin the itinerary. From there, the remaining stretch runs through Phata and Guptkashi — if you want the exact numbers, we've mapped out the full Rishikesh to Kedarnath distance separately.

Flight fares vary by season and how early you book — we'll share current fares when you check availability, since airline pricing changes daily. Also you can check the real time flights details on this route below.

By Train

Mumbai to Kedarnath by train means booking to Haridwar Junction, roughly 1,600+ km away, with a travel time of around 28–32 hours on direct trains from Mumbai. It's the more budget-friendly option if you have an extra day to spare. From Haridwar, our private cab picks you up and follows the same road itinerary through Rishikesh, Phata, and Guptkashi — we've broken down the full Haridwar to Kedarnath route if you'd like to see it before booking your train.

Sleeper/AC 3-tier fares fluctuate with season and demand — check IRCTC closer to your travel date, or ask us and we'll confirm current pricing along with your quote.

By Bus

Yes — direct buses do run from Mumbai to Haridwar and Rishikesh, operated by private operators (bookable through redBus, Yatra, Paytm, or MakeMyTrip). They cover the same 1,580–1,600 km route as the train, but take noticeably longer: around 44 to 47 hours, close to two full days on the road, since buses make more stops and don't move at express-train speed.

Non-AC Sleeper fares run roughly ₹3,300–₹3,800, while AC Sleeper options go up to about ₹7,000–₹8,000 — similar to or higher than the train for a much longer, less comfortable ride. Departures are also limited to about one evening bus a day on this route, so seats sell out fast in peak pilgrimage season.

We'd only recommend this if train tickets are sold out on your dates. From Haridwar or Rishikesh, the onward journey to Kedarnath by private cab is identical to the train route above.

Note: You can check the real-time bus prices and availability through local agents and the websites mentioned above.

By Road / Self-Drive

The full Mumbai–Kedarnath stretch by road covers roughly 1,700–1,900 km via Surat, Vadodara, Delhi, and Haridwar/Rishikesh, before the hill roads to Guptkashi and Sonprayag. That's 30–34 hours of pure driving — realistically 3–4 days with halts, before the Kedarnath leg even begins. If you're joining from Delhi rather than Mumbai, the Delhi to Kedarnath distance is considerably shorter and worth checking separately. Most Mumbai travellers fly or take the train to Dehradun/Haridwar instead and let us handle the hill driving from there.

Which Route Should You Pick?

Flying gets you to Rishikesh in a matter of hours, which is why it's our default route — but if you'd rather travel by train, we build the exact same ground itinerary around the Haridwar route instead. Just tell us on WhatsApp.

If saving time is your priority, take the flight — you're in Rishikesh the same day with your legs fresh for the trek ahead. If you're watching the budget, go with the train over the bus — it's about 15 hours faster for a similar fare, and a sleeper berth beats a bus seat on a journey this long.

Kedarnath Only, or Extend to Tungnath, Chopta & Badrinath?

Our standard 4N/5D package is built purely around the Kedarnath darshan. If you'd like to see more of the region while you're already up there, we can extend the itinerary to include Chopta and Tungnath (the world's highest Shiva temple, reached by a shorter trek) and/or Badrinath. The onward drive from Kedarnath to Badrinath adds a fair bit of distance, typically stretching the trip to 7–8 days — this is quoted separately based on your dates and group size, so message us on WhatsApp if you'd like both options costed side by side.

Kedarnath Package Cost from Mumbai

The price below is your complete ground package — private cab transfers throughout Uttarakhand, an experienced hill driver, daily breakfast & dinner, hotel stays at Rishikesh, Phata Village, and Guptkashi, and handling your Kedarnath Yatra registration in advance, so you're not left figuring out the paperwork once you're already in Uttarakhand. Your Mumbai–Dehradun flight or train fare is booked separately and isn't part of this number — that keeps the two costs transparent instead of one guessed-at bundle.

Why Book With Abhijay Travel Offers?

• Specialists in this exact route: we focus on Haridwar/Dehradun-to-Kedarnath pilgrimage packages, with reliable private transport and on-ground support throughout.
• Transparent pricing: your ground package cost is shown upfront by group size and tier — your Mumbai flight/train fare stays a separate, clearly flagged cost, never guessed into one bundled number.
• Straight talk on Kedarnath-side stay: accommodation near the temple itself is booked and paid directly on-site — we tell you this upfront rather than promising a prepaid room we can't guarantee given seasonal demand.
• Support on WhatsApp: before you book, while you travel, and after you're back. You can also browse pilgrimage stories and travel tips from other travellers on our blog.

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