Yamunotri:

The weather at Yamunotri can vary from cool to moderately cold, especially in the morning and evening. It’s advisable to be prepared for sudden changes in weather, including potential rain showers. During the peak pilgrimage season, which typically spans from May to June and September to October, the weather is generally milder, but it’s important to be equipped with adequate layers of clothing.

Gangotri:

Gangotri experiences cool to cold weather, particularly in the early morning and evening. The region is also prone to rainfall, so carrying waterproof gear and layered clothing is recommended. Ensure that you are prepared for variations in temperature and potential mountain winds, especially if you are planning to visit during the peak pilgrimage months.

Kedarnath:

Due to its higher altitude, Kedarnath often has colder temperatures, even during the pilgrimage season. Pilgrims should be prepared for chilly weather, especially in the mornings and evenings. It’s important to have warm clothing, including thermal wear and insulated jackets, to protect against the cold mountain climate.

Badrinath:

Badrinath experiences cool to moderately cold weather, and similar to the other pilgrimage sites, the mornings and evenings tend to be colder. It’s advisable to carry sufficient warm clothing and be prepared for potential rainfall. Additionally, the weather conditions can be influenced by the altitude, so incorporating protective gear against varying temperatures is crucial.

Understanding the weather conditions at each of the Chardham sites will enable you to pack and prepare accordingly, ensuring that you have a comfortable and safe pilgrimage experience. Stay tuned for any weather updates closer to your travel dates to make informed decisions and adjustments to your preparations.