Embark on an epic Delhi to Badrinath bike trip, covering approximately 545km through the majestic Garhwal Himalayas. This 4-day spiritual and adventurous ride takes you through the holy confluences of Devprayag and Rudraprayag, culminating at the revered Badrinath Temple. Ideal for solo riders seeking high-altitude thrills and spiritual solace, best undertaken between May and October with an estimated fuel budget of ₹1,600. Register for the Char Dham Yatra before you go, and check the temple's closing date if you are riding late in the season.
Leave early to beat Delhi traffic and head out via Meerut on NH58 (NH334) towards Muzaffarnagar and Roorkee.
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Stop at one of the big highway restaurants around Khatauli on NH58 for parathas and tea.
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Make a quick stop in Roorkee for fuel and to stretch your legs. Plenty of petrol pumps available on NH334.
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Reach Rishikesh, the 'Yoga Capital of the World'. Check into your accommodation near Lakshman Jhula. Spend the evening exploring the ghats and attending the Ganga Aarti.
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Start your ride early from Rishikesh, heading towards the mountains on NH7. The roads become winding and scenic.
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Stop at Devprayag to witness the majestic confluence of the Alaknanda and Bhagirathi rivers, forming the holy Ganga. Take some photos and soak in the spiritual atmosphere.
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Have lunch in Srinagar, the largest town in Garhwal. Many local eateries offer authentic Garhwali cuisine.
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Reach Rudraprayag, where the Alaknanda meets the Mandakini. Check in, then walk down to the sangam (confluence) in the evening.
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Continue your ascent on NH7 towards Joshimath. The scenery becomes more dramatic with higher peaks.
Take a brief stop at Karnaprayag to see the confluence of the Alaknanda and Pindar rivers.
Stop in Chamoli for a quick tea break and to refuel your bike. This is a good last major town before Joshimath.
Reach Joshimath (Jyotirmath), the winter seat of Badrinath. Check in, and if there is time, ride the 16 km road up to Auli for views of Nanda Devi.
Start your final leg of the ride to Badrinath. The road is steep and offers sweeping views.
A small village on the way, good for a short break and to enjoy the views.
Reach the holy town of Badrinath. Visit the Badrinath Temple, take a dip in the Tapt Kund, and explore Mana Village nearby.
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