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Ganga Palace, Govindghat, Pandukeshwar, UttarakhandPay at Hotel
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On the Char Dham Yatra? See Char Dham Yatra hotels, stop by stop.
- Valley of Flowers and Hemkund Sahib: Starting from GovindghatGovindghat to Ghangaria is about 13 km on foot; from there, a steep climb to Hemkund Sahib or a gentler walk into the Valley of Flowers. Season and stays.
- A 10-Day Char Dham Itinerary, Written Around Where You SleepTen days, nine nights, four shrines — planned backwards from the beds rather than forwards from the temples, which is why it holds together.
- Badrinath: Temple Timings, Mana Village and Where to StayMana village is about 3 km from Badrinath temple. Temple timings, the walk to Mana and Vasudhara Falls, and why Badrinath rooms need booking early.
- Auli from Joshimath: Snow Slopes, Meadows and Nanda Devi ViewsHow to get from Joshimath up to Auli, what the slopes are like in winter and summer, the easy walk to Gorson Bugyal, and how to add Auli to a Badrinath trip.
- Panch Prayag: The Five River Confluences on the Road to BadrinathDevprayag, Rudraprayag, Karnaprayag, Nandprayag and Vishnuprayag — which rivers meet at each, where they sit on the Badrinath road, and how to see them without adding days.