The best time to visit Yamunotri is from April to June and September to November, when the climatic conditions are favorable for an excursion. It is among the most revered sites in Uttarakhand and one of the four pilgrimage sites of Char Dham Yatra.
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Summers | April to June | 7°c – 20°c |
Monsoon | July to Sep | 5°c – 19°c |
Winter | Oct to March | -5°c – 5°c |
When & Where to Visit in Yamunotri
Yamunotri is the source of the Yamuna River and a sacred place. It is located in Uttarakhand at an altitude of 3,293 m above sea level. During the summer season, the weather remains pleasant for the tour. However, in the monsoon season, the region receives average to heavy rainfall, and in winters, Yamunotri experiences heavy snowfall, due to which the roads get blocked. Contact us for more information and to book a Yamunotri tour package with us. We offer a customization facility with which you can reiterate the itinerary as per your conveniences.
Here is detailed information on the ideal time to visit Yamunotri.
Yamunotri in Summer – From April till June
Every year, Char Dham Yatra starts in April and the temple of Yamunotri is open in summer. It is also the best time to visit Yamunotri Temple to seek the blessings of the Goddess Yamuna. The climatic conditions in summers remain mildly chilling yet pleasant for the trip. The yamunotri temperature during this season ranges between 7⁰ C to 20⁰ C. The best places to visit in Yamunotri are Hanuman Chatti, Yamunotri Temple, Surya Kund, Badkot, Divya Shila, and others. A lot of trekking and outdoor activities are seen around Yamunotri in these months.
Things to do in Yamunotri in the summers:
- Trekking
- Horse riding
- Hiking
- Nature Walk
- Helicopter ride
Tip for planning Yamunotri trip in summers:
- Summers are the peak season, so it is advisable to book accommodation in advance.
- The temperature drops in the evening, so it carries light woolens.
- Wear sunglasses and sunscreen to avoid tanning and sunburn.
- Carry prescribed and regular medicines.
Yamunotri in Monsoon – From July till September
Yamunotri receives average to heavy rain showers during the monsoon season. However, this time is recommended to be avoided because sometimes the yamunotri weather conditions lead to landslides and road blockage. The temperature during this time ranges between 5⁰ C to 19⁰ C.
Things to do in Yamunotri in the monsoon:
- Trekking
- Nature Walk
- Hiking
Tip for planning Yamunotri trip in monsoon:
- Carry an umbrella and ponchos to save yourself from getting drenched.
- The temperature drops in the evening, so it carries light woolens.
- Carry prescribed and regular medicines.
- Check the weather and road conditions before embarking on the trip.
Yamunotri in Winter – From October till March
The winter season starts in October and lasts till March. The region enjoys heavy snowfall in this season. The doors of Yamunotri Temple close in the winter season. The temperature ranges between -5⁰ C to 5⁰ C. This season is ideal for trekkers and snow lovers. If you plan a trip to Yamunotri Temple this season, then plan it at the beginning of the winter season; otherwise you have to extend your plans to next summer.
Things to do in Yamunotri in winters:
- Hiking
- Nature Walk
- Horse Riding
- Trekking
- Camping
Tip for planning Yamunotri trip in winters:
- During winters, the Yamunotri Temple closing ceremony takes place that is attended by a large number of pilgrims. So it is advisable to book your stay in well-advance to save yourself from last-minute hassle.
- The temperature during the nighttime and early morning remains very cold, so it is advisable to carry heavy woolens.
- Carry layers of clothes for your ease.
- Wear sunglasses and sunscreen to avoid tanning and sunburn.
- Carry a first-aid kit along with prescribed medicines and regular medications such as for fever, cough, cold, and headache.
Yamunotri Tour Packages
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