Experience a hassle-free pilgrimage to Kedarnath and Badrinath with the Do Dham Yatra by Helicopter. Starting and ending in Dehradun, this tour skips long road drives and steep treks, replacing them with scenic mountain flights, VIP temple access, comfortable hotel stays, and guided visits to nearby attractions like Mana Village. It is the perfect choice for a peaceful, time-saving, and comfortable spiritual journey.

Baggage Rules for Helicopter

• Weight Limit: Strictly 2 kg to 5 kg per passenger.
• Bag Type: Only soft duffel bags (usually provided during briefing in Dehradun) are permitted.
• Prohibited Items: Hard suitcases, trolley bags, and flammable items (such as camphor or dry coconuts) are not allowed on the flight. Extra luggage must be left at your Dehradun hotel.

Body Weight Restrictions

• Accuracy: Accurate passenger body weights (with heavy winter clothes on) must be declared at the time of booking.
• Weight Thresholds: A standard baseline (around 75 kg per person) is used to calculate aircraft total capacity (typically capped at 450 kg per helicopter).
• Extra Charges / De-boarding: Extra weight beyond thresholds may attract overweight charges (approx. ₹1,000–₹3,000 per extra kg), and major weight variations at the helipad can lead to passenger de-boarding or flight shuffling.
• Passenger Shuffling: Group members or families may be split across different flights to maintain safe aircraft balance.

• Weather Fluctuations: Mountain flights depend entirely on clear visibility and good weather. Delays, flight rerouting, or cancellations can occur due to rain, fog, or wind.
• Buffer Day: It is strongly recommended to keep an extra buffer day in your travel plans in case weather prevents flying.

Mandatory Documents & Medical Fitness

• Identity Proof: A valid government-issued photo ID (Aadhaar Card, Voter ID, or Passport) is required for all passengers.
• Yatra Registration: Biometric/online Char Dham registration is compulsory and generally handled by the operator.
• Medical Fitness: Both temples are at high altitudes (Kedarnath is 11,750 ft and Badrinath is 10,200 ft). Passengers with heart or respiratory issues should consult a doctor before traveling.