Are you ready to take on one of the most spiritually powerful and physically demanding treks in India? The Shrikhand Mahadev Yatra 2025 is calling — and now you can join with friends, family, or fellow Shiva devotees with our special group deals designed to make your journey seamless, safe, and memorable.
Shrikhand Mahadev Yatra is a divine trek in Himachal. First, witness scenic beauty; then, conquer steep trails to reach the sacred 18,570 ft Shivalinga. Start your journey now!
Whether you’re coming for spiritual purpose, mountain adventure, or both — our group Yatra packages for Shrikhand Mahadev offer the perfect blend of comfort, community, and cost-efficiency.
📅 Shrikhand Mahadev Yatra 2025 – At a Glance
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Yatra Dates: Tentatively from 1st to 25th July 2025 (subject to official announcement)
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Trek Duration: 5 to 6 Days
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Altitude: ~5,227 meters (17,150 feet)
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Difficulty Level: Very Difficult (for experienced trekkers or fit pilgrims)
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Start Point: Jaon Village, Himachal Pradesh
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Yatra Type: Government-regulated spiritual trek with medical and ID checks
🚩 Why Choose Group Tours for Shrikhand Mahadev?
✔️ Safety in Numbers: Trekking in high altitudes is safer with a group and guide
✔️ Lower Cost per Head: Shared transport, stays, and logistics
✔️ Spiritual Energy: Collective chanting, prayer, and support make the journey even more meaningful
✔️ All-Inclusive Packages: Transport, meals, tents, guides, permits & more included
🧭 Sample Itinerary – 6 Days Shrikhand Mahadev Group Tour
Day 1: Chandigarh/Shimla to Jaon Village
Your journey begins with a group pickup from Chandigarh or Shimla, making it convenient for all travelers. Next, enjoy a scenic drive through the mountains as you head toward Jaon, the base village nestled near Nirmand in Kullu. Upon arrival, settle into a cozy homestay or tented accommodation, surrounded by the serene beauty of Himachal.
D-y 2: Jaon to Thachdu (~14 km trek)
The trek starts early from Jaon village, where pilgrims begin their ascent with great enthusiasm. As you move ahead, the trail winds through dense forests, gushing streams, and wooden bridges, offering glimpses of nature’s untouched beauty. After crossing Singhgad, the climb becomes steeper, testing your stamina and spirit. Soon after, you’ll pass through Barathi Nala, a refreshing stop where trekkers often rest. Eventually, you’ll reach Thachdu, your first major campsite, surrounded by towering peaks and alpine meadows. Here, you’ll rest overnight in tents, recharging for the next leg of the spiritual journey.
Dy 3: Thachdu to Bheem Talai to Parvati Bagh
After an early start from Thachdu, the trail quickly gains elevation, taking you through rocky paths and misty ridgelines. Soon, you’ll arrive at Bheem Talai, a small yet significant stop named after Bhima from the Mahabharata. Here, many trekkers pause to hydrate and soak in the panoramic views. From this point onward, the terrain becomes more challenging, with narrow paths and snow patches testing your endurance. Gradually, as you ascend, wildflowers and moraine-covered trails guide you toward Parvati Bagh, a breathtaking high-altitude meadow believed to be sacred. Finally, you’ll camp here for the night, surrounded by silence, starlit skies, and divine energy, preparing for the ultimate climb ahead.
Day 4: Summit Day – Shrikhand Mahadev Darshan (~5,227m)
The final and most awaited day begins before dawn, as trekkers set out early from Parvati Bagh under starlit skies. At first, the trail leads through steep ridges and glacial patches, demanding both focus and faith. Soon, you’ll reach Nain Sarovar, a sacred lake where many choose to pause briefly for prayer. From there, the climb intensifies, navigating boulder fields and narrow ridgelines. Step by step, the towering Shrikhand Mahadev Shivalinga comes into view, standing tall at an awe-inspiring altitude of 5,227 meters. Finally, after hours of effort and devotion, you arrive at the summit — a moment of spiritual fulfillment and triumph. After darshan, the descent begins carefully, returning to Parvati Bagh for well-earned rest.
D-y 5: Trek back to Jaon
After a restful night at Parvati Bagh, the trek back begins early. First, you retrace your steps through alpine meadows and rocky paths. Then, passing Bheem Talai and Thachdu, the journey gradually descends. Finally, you arrive at Jaon village, completing the memorable Shrikhand Mahadev Yatra.
Dy 6: Return to Chandigarh/Shimla
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Group transfer back
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Trip concludes with blessings and stories to cherish
💰 Group Deal Pricing (Early Bird Offers!)**
| Size | Price Per Person |
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| 2–4 people | ₹13,999 |
| 5–9 people | ₹**,499 |
| 10+ people | ₹*,999 |
| 20+ (custom groups) | Contact for special rates |
Inclusions:
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Transport from Chandigarh/Shimla & back
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Camping gear (tents, sleeping bags, mats)
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Vegetarian meals (breakfast, packed lunch, dinner)
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Experienced local trek guides and porters
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Permit assistance & medical help at checkpoints
🧳 What You Need to Carry
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Trekking shoes with ankle support
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Layers (thermal, fleece, windcheater)
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Rain gear (poncho/jacket)
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Water bottles, energy bars, sunscreen
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Government ID (mandatory for permit)
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Medical fitness certificate (as per Yatra rules)
🔔 Important Notes for Shrikhand Yatra 2025
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Yatra is very strenuous – Train for at least 4–6 weeks before attempting
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Permit Required – Government registration + fitness certificate
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No Mobile Network beyond Jaon
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Weather can be unpredictable – buffer day recommended
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Only for physically fit individuals – Not suitable for beginners
🧘 Spiritual Significance of Shrikhand Mahadev
Firstly, the Shrikhand Mahadev Shivling is believed to mark the exact spot where Lord Shiva meditated. This natural rock formation stands tall at 75 feet and is often covered in snow. Moreover, reaching this sacred height through devotion and willpower is considered one of the most rewarding pilgrimages in Himachal Pradesh.
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Embark on the ultimate journey of faith, fitness, and the Himalayas.
