Day 01: Arrival at Delhi
Up on arrival at Delhi airport met our representative and then transfer to hotel for overnight stay.

Day 02: Delhi – Rishikesh (225 Kms/ 6 – 7 hrs drive)
In the morning after breakfast drive to Rishikesh. On the way visit Haridwar covering Har-ki-Peri, to witness the famous Aarti of holy Ganges after that drive to Rishikesh. On arrival check in to hotel. Evening free to explore the area on your bike. Overnight stay at hotel.  

Day 03: Rishikesh – Devprayag (65 kms)
In the morning set out with your bikes up to Devprayag. Its Confluence of Alaknanda & Bhagirathi, from Devprayag the Holy River Ganges started. Overnight stay at Guest House.
Devprayag is set on the confluence of Alaknanda and Bhagirathi Rivers and is considered to be one of the 'Panch prayag'. From Devprayag onwards, the river is known as Ganga. The town lies on the Rishikesh to Badrinath route about 87 kms from Narendra Nagar. There are suspension bridges on the Bhagirathi and the Alaknanda. It is also the seat of the pandas (priests) of the Badrinath Dham.
It is believed that the town is named after Deosharma, a sage, who led a life of penance here and succeeded in having a glimpse of God. Devprayag, meaning "holy confluence", is essentially the site of the beginning of the Ganges River. The Ganges begins with the confluence of two streams here, and its considered a place of powerful natural forces as well as spiritual forces. Devprayag is a popular destination for Hindu pilgrimages.
Religious ablutions take place at two basins excavated in the rock at the junction of the holy streams. One on the Bhagirathi known as the Braham Kund and the other on the Alaknanda called the Vashisth Kund.

Day 04: Devprayag – Rudraprayag (68 kms)
Today we will ride our bikes up to Rudraprayag via a hill town Srinagar. Overnight stay at tourist rest house.
Rudraprayag, named after Lord Shiva (Rudra), Rudraprayag is situated at the holy confluence of Alaknanda and Mandakini rivers, at a distance of 34 kms. from Srinagar(Garhwal). The meeting of the Mandakini and Alaknanda rivers has a unique beauty of its own and it seems as if two sisters were embracing each other. It is believed that to master the mysteries of music, Narad Muni worshipped Lord Shiva, who appeared in his Rudra Avatar (incarnation) to bless Narad. The Shiva and Jagdamba temples are of great religious importance.
        Till recently, Rudraprayag was a part of district Chamoli and Tehri. In 1997, the Kedarnath Valley and parts of district Tehri & Pauri were conjoined to form Rudraprayag as a new district.
      The entire region is blessed with immense natural beauty, places of religious importance, lakes and glaciers.

Day 05: Rudraprayag – Ukhimath (45 kms)
In the morning after breakfast we will ride the bikes up to Ukhimath via Tilwara. On arrival check in tourist rest house. Overnight stay.
Ukhimath (1370 mts/4500 ft) is on the other side of the Mandakini River Valley from Guptkashi a relatively short steep walk by foot, or a much longer way by road.  Ukhimath is the winter seat of Kedarnath, as well as the winter home of the priest who presides over his worship.  After the Kedarnath temple closes for the winter, a movable image of Kedarnath is brought in procession to Ukhimath, where it resides until the Kedarnath temple reopens in late April or early May.

This picture shows the outer gateway to the temple complex, which is not only brightly painted and decorated, but two full stories tall (the wall also serves as the back wall of buildings inside).  The stones piled at lower left were for some sort of construction project, which was in full swing when I visited (since summer is the "slow" season ritually speaking, it made sense for the place to be torn up them.  And the nearby buildings are clearly residential, since a young girl is visible at upper right.

Day 06: Ukhimath – Chopta (35 kms)
In the morning you can see snow clapped Himalayan ranges. After breakfast start your ride to Chopta through dense forest of Rhodendron and lots of wild flowers and ferns. Upon arrival at Chopta set out the tents. Evening free to explore the beautiful valley. Overnight stay in tents.
Chopta situated on the Gopeshwar-Ukhimath Road about 40 kms from Gopeshwar is at an altitude of about 2,900 m above sea level. One of the most picturesque spots in the entire Garhwal region, Chopta provides a breathtaking view of the Himalayan ranges and the surrounding areas.

Day 07: Chopta –Tungnath (3680 ft/12070 ft) – Chandrasila (4090 mts/13415 ft) - Chopta
After an early breakfast trek to Tungnath with packed lunch. Tungnath is situated at the height of 3680 mts from the sea level the highest in India. The trek is three kms upward. Enroute you will find lush green meadows and you can see the entire range of snow clapped Himalayas. Upon arrival at Tungnath Temple and visit the temple. After relax one further one kms trek to Chandrasila peak. Later trek back to Chopta for dinner and overnight stay.

Day 08: Chopta – Mandal – Gopeshwar (40 kms)
In the morning after breakfast ride your bikes up to Gopeshwar. On the way one can see Musk Deer Park. The route passes through lush green valley, thick forest and waterfalls. On arrival check in to hotel. Overnight stay at hotel.

Day 09: Gopeshwar – Rishikesh (210 kms)
Early in the morning we will drive by car to Rishikesh. On arrival check in to hotel for overnight stay.

Day 10: Rishikesh – Delhi (225 kms)
In the morning after breakfast drive to Delhi. on arrival at Delhi directly drive to airport to catch onward flight.
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