Haridwar - Yamunotri - Gangotri - Tunganath

Haridwar - Yamunotri - Gangotri - Tunganath - Haridwar

May 25th - Left Bangalore reached Delhi by GoAir flight
May 25th - Reached Haridwar by Jan Shatabdi
May 26th - Haridwar stay at Rajasthan Guest House
May 27th - Leave for Yamunotri (via Dehradun, Mussorie)
May 27th - Night stay at Sayanachatti
May 28th - Yamunotri trek (8:45 AM to 7:15 PM)
May 28th - Night stay at Kharadi
May 29th - Travel to/night stay Uttar Kashi
May 30th - Travel to Gangotri via Harsil
May 30th - Return to Uttar Kashi
May 31st - Travel to / Night stay at Tilwara
June 1st - Travel to Ukhimath (at 7:30 AM) - Visit Omkareshwar Temple
June 1st - Visit Chopta - Reached around 9:30 AM
June 1st - Chopta-Tunganath Trek (12:40 PM to 7:30 PM)
June 1st - Night Stay in hut at Chopta
June 2nd - Return to / Night stay at Devparayag
June 3rd - Return to Haridwar
June 3rd - Stay at Haridwar
June 4th - Whole day stay at Haridwar
June 5th - Haridwar to Delhi by Jan Shatabdi
June 5th - GoAir flight - Delhi to Bangalore

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