Tempo Traveller Hire Delhi to Gangotri

The distance from Delhi to Gangotri is about 501 kilometres and usually takes around 12 hours, depending on traffic and the weather. There are two main options to reach from Delhi.

Via Haridwar - The first route is the more popular one. It takes you through Haridwar, Rishikesh, Narendranagar, Tehri, Dharasu Bend and Uttarkashi before you reach Gangotri. That's because the road conditions are generally better and there are more places to stop for food and fuel along the way.

Delhi → Haridwar → Rishikesh → Narendranagar → Tehri → Dharasu Bend → Uttarkashi → Bhatwari → Gangnani → Harsil → Gangotri

Via Dehradun - The second route passes through Dehradun and Mussoorie, offering some of the most stunning elevation and tighter bends you'll find. After Uttarkashi, the roads do get narrower, especially around Gangnani and Harsil. If you can, it's best to avoid the monsoon months when the risk of landslides is much higher. You should definitely stop off at Haridwar for the Ganga Aarti, Tehri Lake for some sightseeing and Harsil for a quick nature break.

Delhi → Dehradun → Mussoorie → Chamba → Tehri → Dharasu Bend → Uttarkashi → Bhatwari → Gangnani → Harsil → Gangotri

Gangotri is a famous religious place in Uttarakhand and holds immense importance as the origin of Goddess Ganga. As it is a long-distance journey, Tempo Travellers are the perfect choice for the Delhi to Gangotri trip or pilgrims going for the Chardham Yatra 2025. On that long, mountainous journey, a tempo traveller with push-back seats, overhead storage, air conditioning and charging points really does make a big difference. You can travel in luxury and take breaks whenever you need to. That's especially helpful for family groups, pilgrims or senior citizens who might need to stop along the way. With seating capacities ranging from 9 to 20 seats, you can choose the right size for your group.

Booking with Actempotravellerhire is straightforward and completely transparent. You just fill in your dates, pick your vehicle, and our team will send over a full quote with the driver details. Our vehicles are regularly serviced, and you get an experienced mountain driver with every booking.

From Delhi to Gangotri, renting a Tempo Traveller is the most affordable choice. Not only is it less expensive than taking public transportation or reserving several taxis, but it also lets you divide the fare among other travellers to reduce the overall cost. The necessities, including GPS, spotless upholstery, and first aid kits, are included in our Maharaja Seat Tempo Traveller.

The overall cost depends on the distance you travel. We start at ₹24 per kilometre for our standard 12 Seater Tempo Traveller. But for a long-distance pilgrimage like Gangotri, the minimum chargeable distance is 250 km per day. And because you will likely want to take your time on this round trip, your pricing will be based on trip duration and any customisation in itinerary.

Clean and comfortable cars, friendly staff and 24/7 customer service are just a few of the amenities that come with our Tempo Travellers. We also provide route recommendations and real-time assistance. For a personalised quote based on the size of your group and the length of your trip, you can make a reservation online or give us a call.

Day 1: Delhi to Uttarkashi

The journey starts early from Delhi. The route passes through Meerut, Roorkee, Haridwar and then Rishikesh. We also offer Tempo Traveller on Rent in Haridwar for the Gangotri Dham Yatra to offer you a flexible trip.

After a short break, the drive continues through Narendranagar and Tehri Dam. The road then climbs up to the mountains and then to Dharasu Bend. You will reach Uttarkashi by evening. Uttarkashi is a peaceful Himalayan town on the bank of the Bhagirathi River. After checking into the hotel, visit local temples or the riverbank. Dinner and overnight stay at the hotel will give you the much-needed rest before tomorrow’s spiritual journey to Gangotri.

Day 2: Uttarkashi to Gangotri to Harshil

Start early to reach Gangotri on time. The road from Uttarkashi to Gangotri is narrow and passes through small mountain villages. You will pass Bhatwari, Gangnani and the pine-laden region of Harsil before reaching Gangotri. Spend some time at the temple and take a dip at the Bhagirath Shila. After the temple darshan, return back to Harsil. The drive is calm, and Harsil is very peaceful and nice, so it’s a good night halt. Stay at a riverside guest house and have dinner in the fresh mountain air.

Day 3: Harsil to Delhi

The next day, after breakfast, start from Harsil and drive back through the same route. On the way, stop at Gangnani for a short break or to visit the natural hot water spring. You can also stop near Tehri Lake for photos or lunch. The road from Tehri to Rishikesh becomes wider and more relaxed. Drive through Haridwar and Roorkee and reach Delhi by evening. The journey ends with spiritual fulfilment and natural memories from the higher Himalayas.