FAQ’s

The best time to go is in May and June (summer) or in September and October (after the rainy season). The temples are closed in winter because of heavy snow, usually from November to April.

The walk to Kedarnath is about 16 km and can be tough because it's a steep climb. But you can also rent a pony or a special chair (palki) to carry you. There are also helicopter services if you can't walk.

Yes, they can! It's best to talk to a doctor first and get a health check-up. They should take their time and not rush. For the Kedarnath walk, they can use a pony, palki, or a helicopter.

You should pack warm clothes like a jacket, gloves, and a cap, as it can get very cold. Also, bring comfortable walking shoes, a raincoat, your own medicines, and a small first-aid kit. Don't forget your ID and some cash.

You can travel by car or bus from places like Haridwar or Rishikesh. For Kedarnath, you have to drive to a place called Gaurikund and then walk 16 km, or take a helicopter from a nearby town.

Yes, you do. The government of Uttarakhand needs everyone to register before they start the trip. This is for your safety. You can register online on their official website.

Kedarnath is very special because it's one of the 12 most important temples of Lord Shiva. It is believed that Lord Shiva appeared here. The temple is also very famous for its beautiful location in the mountains.

If you go by car, it usually takes about 10-12 days to see all four temples. If you take a helicopter, you can do it in just 2-5 days. If you plan to walk to the temples, it can take a bit longer.

You should start from the west and go clockwise. The correct order is:

1. Yamunotri

2. Gangotri

3. Kedarnath

4. Badrinath