Char Dham Cabs

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Dham in India is a set of four pilgrimage sites associated with Hinduism in Uttarakhand’s Garhwal region. The 4 Dham circuit consists of Gangotri, Yamunotri, Kedarnath and Badrinath. These high-altitude holy sites are nestled amid the snow-clad Himalayas and are home to historic temples.

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If you are embarking on a 4 Dham Yatra, then you will have to cover a total distance of 1,607 km. This yatra has to be undertaken in a clockwise direction. The first stop is the Yamunotri Dham. It is followed by Gangotri Dham. Then you can head to Kedarnath Dham and end your yatra at Badrinath Dham.

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While train and air connectivity is minimal in the Garhwal region, there are bus services offered by the Uttarakhand Transport Corporation (UTC) to Char Dham. However, the best way to embark on the 4 Dham Yatra is by opting for a taxi service. This way, you can enjoy a direct route to 4 Dham, make refreshment stops along the way and take in the scenic beauty at your own pace. You can reach up to Badrinath and Gangotri via taxi. On the other hand, the nearest motorable road is 10 to 15 km away from Yamunotri and Kedarnath. From there on, you’d have to either trek or make use of mules, helicopters and palanquin services.

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If you want to book a taxi for Char Dham Yatra, then you’d need to consider various factors such as the number of seats, amenities offered, the space offered and how much it costs per km. Moreover, the cost of your taxi also depends on the point of origin.

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If you are planning to hire a 6-seater car for Char Dham Yatra, then you have various options, including Ertiga, Xylo, Innova and Crysta.

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You can hire a 6-seater Ertiga for your 4 Dham Yatra. However, the cost will depend on your origin point, the luggage space and the number of holy sites you are covering. It generally costs somewhere between INR 15.5 to INR 20.5 per km to cover the distance in an Ertiga.

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It generally takes 5 to 12 days to cover all the 4 holy sites on Char Dham Yatra.

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Your ideal car for Char Dham Yatra depends on the passengers traveling with you, the city from where you are traveling and the luggage space. You can either go for a 4-seater or a 6-seater car, opt for AC facilities and make sure that there is enough leg space in your car for a comfortable journey.

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Absolutely. We offer "Do Dham" or "Ek Dham" (Individual shrine) taxi services from Delhi, Haridwar, Rishikesh, and Dehradun for those with limited time.

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Yes, every pilgrim must register via the Uttarakhand Tourist Care website or the official mobile app for the 2026 season. You will receive a Yatra Registration Letter/QR Code which our drivers will help you present at checkpoints.

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Since Yamunotri and Gangotri open on April 19, 2026, we recommend booking your cab at least 30–45 days in advance to secure the best vehicle types and experienced drivers.

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Fares depend on the vehicle type and duration (usually 9-10 days). MakeMyTrip offers competitive, all-inclusive packages that cover fuel, tolls, and driver stay.

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You will need a valid Photo ID (Aadhaar/Voter ID) and your 2026 Yatra Registration Letter (QR Code), which you can get from the Uttarakhand government's official site: https://registrationandtouristcare.uk.gov.in/signin.php.

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MakeMyTrip shows you a transparent fare breakdown at checkout. Toll charges, state border taxes, and driver allowances are typically listed separately. Always check the inclusions before booking to avoid surprises.

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A one-way cab from Haridwar to Sonprayag (the nearest road point for Kedarnath) costs approximately Rs. 3,500 to Rs. 6,500 depending on vehicle type. From Sonprayag, trekking or pony/helicopter services are needed to reach the temple.

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Yes. MakeMyTrip offers one-way cab booking from Delhi to Haridwar or Rishikesh, from where you can begin the Char Dham circuit. One-way fares are more economical if you plan to return by train or flight from Dehradun.