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Kedarnath Yatra By Helicopter

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Kedarnath Yatra By Helicopter Overview

The Kedarnath Yatra by Helicopter is the perfect way to experience the spiritual magnificence of this sacred temple without the challenges of a long trek. Whether you have limited time, want a more comfortable journey, or simply wish to avoid the strenuous hike, this one-day pilgrimage offers a hassle-free and divine experience.

Your journey begins from Dehradun, where you board a luxurious helicopter that takes you over the breathtaking Himalayan landscape. As you soar above lush green valleys, snow-capped peaks, and winding rivers, the majestic Kedarnath Temple comes into view—a sight that fills the heart with devotion and awe.

After landing at the designated Kedarnath helipad (Phata, Sitapur, or Guptkashi), a short shuttle ride brings you just 500 meters away from the temple entrance. With no long treks or physical exertion, you can directly immerse yourself in the divine aura of Lord Shiva’s abode.

Once inside the Kedarnath Temple, feel the powerful energy of this Jyotirlinga, believed to be self-manifested. The temple’s ancient stone architecture has stood resilient for centuries, even against harsh weather and natural calamities. Offering prayers here is an experience that connects the soul to the divine.

After darshan and puja, you board the return helicopter, arriving back in Dehradun on the same day—carrying with you spiritual fulfillment, divine blessings, and unforgettable memories.

This seamless journey makes the Kedarnath Yatra accessible to everyone, including senior citizens, children, and those with physical limitations. Experience comfort, convenience, and spirituality—all in a single day.

Book Your Helicopter Yatra Now & Experience Divine Bliss!

Key Points

Meals Included

Transport Included

Stay Included

Sightseeing Included

Pickup/Drop Point:

Dehradun

Reporting Time/Drop Time:

Flexible based on arrival/departure

Base Camp:

Dehradun

Highlights

Sacred pilgrimage to the four prominent Hindu temples.
Serene treks through the Himalayan landscape.
Spiritual experiences and breathtaking vistas.

Inclusions & Exclusions

Inclusions

Helicopter ride from Dedhradun to Kedarnath

Meal as discussed prior to the journey

Pickup and drop off service at the helipad in Dehradun

Shuttle service, ground handling charges etc.

Exclusions

Any personal expense.

Anything not in the inclusion section.

Any special puja ritual

Extra expenses in case of emergency services

Extra expenses in case of emergency services

Any insurance charges

Itinerary Days

Day 1

Dehradun - Kedarnath and back to Dehradun (same day)

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Policies

  • Cancellations 21 days before the trip departure date: A 10% deduction will be made covering GST, offerings, and services. The remaining 90% could be issued in on-foot vouchers valid for 12 months.
  • Cancellations 12 - 15 days before the trip departure date: A 30% deduction can be made covering GST, offerings, and services. The final 70% might be issued in trip vouchers valid for 1 year.
  • Cancellations 10 days before the trip departure date: A 50% deduction might be made covering GST, offerings, and services. The remaining 50% will be given in the shape of hiking vouchers, valid for 1 year.
  • Cancellations 1 - 7 days before the trip departure date: No refunds are available, as 100% of the charge will be deducted. This is because all of the plans would have already been fixed for your hike.

  • For payments made up to 16 days before the trip: Booking amount is compulsory. 50% payment is optional. 75% payment is optional. 100% payment is optional.
  • For payments made between 15-8 days before the trip: Booking amount is compulsory. 50% payment is compulsory. 75% payment is optional. 100% payment is optional.
  • For payments made between 7-3 days before the trip: Booking amount is compulsory. 50% payment is not required. 75% payment is compulsory. 100% payment is optional.
  • For payments made between 2-0 days before the trip: Booking amount is compulsory. 50% payment is not required. 75% payment is not required. 100% payment is compulsory.

Packing list

Rucksack

Choose a comfortable backpack with quality straps to prevent shoulder strain. Check out Decathlon for durable options.

Day Bag / Day Pack

Carry a compact day pack for essentials while leaving your main backpack at the campsite.

Hiking Shoes

Opt for sturdy footwear designed for challenging terrains.

Floaters or Sandals

Pack comfortable sandals for campsite use to prevent blisters.

Tees / T-shirts

Bring at least three quick-dry t-shirts for easy laundering and freshness.

Rain Poncho

A must-have for the Indian monsoon—keeps you and your backpack dry for hassle-free travel.

Fast Drying Towels

Lightweight and fast-drying, essential for staying fresh on hikes.

Hand Sanitizer

Critical for hygiene, especially in areas with limited water access.

Sun Cap / Hat

Protect yourself from the harsh Indian sun and stay cool.

Sunscreen SPF 40+

Prevent sunburn and skin damage while trekking under the sun.

Reusable Water Bottles

Stay hydrated by refilling with fresh Himalayan water.

Personal Hygiene Kit

Pack toothbrush, toothpaste, and soap in a waterproof bag.

First Aid Kits

Carry bandages, antiseptics, and essential medications for minor injuries.

Sun Glasses / Reading Glasses:

Protect your eyes from glare and ensure clear vision.

Charger and Power Bank

Keep your phone charged for maps, photos, and emergencies.

Personal Documents & ID's

Carry your Aadhaar or other identification for authorization and emergencies.

Waterproof Laundry Bag

Store wet clothes separately to keep your backpack clean.

Track Pants

Lightweight, fast-drying, and comfortable—ideal for long trips.

Shoes for Walking

Durable, lightweight shoes with a good grip for Indian roads.

Cotton Socks

Breathable and comfortable—ensure they stay dry to avoid discomfort.

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Kedarnath Yatra by Helicopter – Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

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The best time for the Kedarnath Helicopter Yatra is between May and June or September to October. These months offer pleasant weather, clear skies, and safe flying conditions. The monsoon season (July-August) brings heavy rainfall, and winters (November-April) witness heavy snowfall, making travel difficult.
The total duration of the helicopter journey is around 45-50 minutes from Dehradun to the Kedarnath helipad. Including darshan, shuttle transfers, and return, the entire trip is completed within 5-6 hours, making it a perfect one-day pilgrimage.
No, there are no age restrictions, but children below 2 years are usually not allowed for safety reasons. Senior citizens and physically challenged devotees can comfortably undertake this journey without any trekking required.

Since Kedarnath is located at 3,583 meters (11,755 feet) in the Himalayas, temperatures can be quite cold. It is advisable to wear:

  • ✔ Warm clothes (jacket, sweater, thermals)
  • ✔ Comfortable trekking shoes
  • ✔ Gloves and woolen caps (especially in early mornings)
  • ✔ Sunglasses and sunscreen to protect against UV rays
Yes, passengers are given 1.5 to 2 hours at Kedarnath for darshan. This is usually enough to have a peaceful pooja and darshan. However, on special occasions or high pilgrimage traffic, darshan duration may vary.

Kedarnath is situated at a high altitude, and some visitors may experience altitude sickness (headache, dizziness, shortness of breath). To prevent this:

  • ✅ Stay hydrated
  • ✅ Avoid overexertion
  • ✅ Carry prescribed medicines if prone to altitude sickness
Due to weight limitations, only a small handbag (max 5 kg) is allowed per passenger. It is recommended to carry only essential items such as warm clothing, medicines, and a water bottle.
Yes, there are multiple food stalls and restaurants near the temple serving simple vegetarian meals. However, as the time at Kedarnath is limited, it’s best to carry light snacks and water for the trip.
Photography and videography inside the temple are strictly prohibited. However, you can take pictures outside the temple and capture the breathtaking Himalayan scenery.
Yes, there are basic medical facilities and first-aid centers near the Kedarnath temple. However, passengers with severe medical conditions should consult their doctor before traveling.

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