You may join the Kedarnath journey from 6th September, or attend only the Rudraprayag Retreat from 9th September.
Step into the energy, stillness and sacred landscapes of the Kedarnath–Rudraprayag Retreat.
A clear day-wise flow of the retreat. Tap each day to view the full details.
Arrival · Settling in · Sacred beginning
Our journey begins with a peaceful stay at Banyan by the Ganges, surrounded by the sacred energy of the Himalayas and the flowing presence of Maa Ganga.
This first day is for arriving, settling in, slowing down, and preparing the body, mind, and heart for the sacred journey ahead.
Ganga dip · Meditation · Vyas Ghat · Devprayag Sangam · Gaurikund stay
The day begins with private access to the Ganga river for a sacred dip and meditation.
We will also visit Vyas Ghat, a serene riverside place associated with the wisdom of Maharishi Vyas, the great sage connected with the Mahabharata and many sacred scriptures.
We will then visit Devprayag Sangam, the holy confluence where the Alaknanda and Bhagirathi rivers meet and become the sacred Ganga. Devprayag is one of the Panch Prayags of Uttarakhand and is deeply revered as the place where the visible journey of the Ganga begins.
The day ends with our stay at Gaurikund, the base for the Kedarnath trek. Gaurikund carries the energy of Devi Parvati and is traditionally associated with Her tapasya before Her union with Lord Shiva.
Sacred trek · Kedarnath Temple · Jyotirlinga darshan · Overnight near temple
This is the day we begin the sacred trek to Kedarnath.
We will have darshan at Kedarnath Temple, one of the 12 Jyotirlingas of Lord Shiva and an important part of the Char Dham pilgrimage.
We will stay on the hill of Kedarnath, close to the temple, allowing the group to remain in the powerful spiritual atmosphere of the shrine.
To spend a night in Kedarnath is a blessing in itself — where the stillness of the Himalayas, the presence of Mahadev, and the sound of temple bells create an experience that stays within the heart forever.
Samadhi darshan · Bhairav Temple · Descend from Kedarnath · Rudraprayag retreat begins
In the morning we will visit Adi Shankaracharya Samadhi, which is believed to be the place where Adi Shankaracharya attained moksha.
If open and accessible, we will also visit Bhairav Temple. Bhairavnath is traditionally considered the guardian deity of Kedarnath, and the temple also offers beautiful views of the Kedarnath Valley.
After coming down from Kedarnath, we will proceed towards Guptkashi and stay at Alaknanda Adventure Resort, located on the banks of the Alaknanda River, surrounded by river views, mountain beauty, and the calmness of nature.
Devi temple · Shakti Peeth energy · Fierce feminine grace
On this day, we visit Kalimath, one of the most powerful Devi temples in the region.
Kalimath is deeply revered and is known as one of the Shakthi Peeths of the region, held in very high spiritual esteem.
Sangam visit · Sacred dip · Prayer · Release · Inner stillness
We will visit Rudraprayag Sangam and take a sacred dip at the confluence.
Rudraprayag is one of the Panch Prayags and is the meeting point of the Alaknanda and Mandakini rivers. It is named after Lord Rudra, a fierce form of Shiva.
This is a place where the energy of Kedarnath’s Mandakini merges with the flow of Alaknanda, creating a deeply powerful field for prayer, release, and inner stillness.
Panch Prayag · Alaknanda + Pindar · Courage · Destiny · Grace
We will visit Karnaprayag, another one of the Panch Prayags of Uttarakhand.
Karnaprayag is the sacred confluence of the Alaknanda and Pindar rivers. It is traditionally associated with Karna from the Mahabharata, who is believed to have performed deep penance and worship here.
As we stand at the Sangam, we witness not only two rivers meeting, but also two forces of life merging — effort and grace, karma and surrender, journey and destination.
Integration · Sacred closure · Har Har Mahadev · Inner stillness
The retreat comes to a close, but the journey does not truly end here.
By now, we would have moved through most powerful temples, riverbanks, sacred sangams, mountain paths, Jyotirlinga darshan, Shakti Peeth energy, and the silence of the Himalayas. Har Har Mahadev will echo in your hearts for a long time and come.
This retreat is an invitation to return lighter, clearer, stronger, and more deeply connected.
The itinerary follows the sacred rhythm of the journey. Temple access, mountain conditions and local circumstances may naturally shape the sequence on the ground.
There are pilgrimages people plan for years and never take. There are darshans that, once received, quietly reorganize a life. This is that kind of odyssey.
Over seven days, this retreat carries you through the Himalayan landscape, alongside four revered rivers and past ancient confluences, into the heart of Mahadev at Kedarnath. It then unfolds at the timeless Sangam of Rudraprayag, with a visit to the hidden Shakti Peeth of Kali Math, where the Goddess is believed to reside in her eternal presence.
The mountains have been calling pilgrims home for centuries.
Everything this retreat carries you toward culminates here.
Kedarnath is one of the twelve Jyotirlingas of India—the self-manifested forms of divine light in which Lord Shiva is believed to reside.
To stand in the sanctum, surrounded by timeless chants and the towering Kedar peaks, is to encounter something that words cannot fully hold.
Close to the Kedarnath Temple lies the Samadhi of Saint Adi Shankaracharya. This retreat offers the opportunity to stand where one of India's greatest spiritual masters is believed to have completed his earthly sojourn.
It is a place of profound silence, reverence, and timeless wisdom.
At Rudraprayag, the Mandakini merges with the Alaknanda. Named after Rudra, the fierce aspect of Lord Shiva, this is where Shaivite and Vaishnavite traditions are believed to converge into a single current.
After the intensity of Kedarnath, the Sangam offers a place to pause and allow the experience to settle within. As the rivers merge into one, so too does the outer pilgrimage begin to meet the inner one.
Hidden in the folds of the Kedar Valley, on the banks of the Saraswati River, Kali Math is revered as one of the 108 Shakti Peethas.
According to ancient tradition, a part of Goddess Sati fell here, consecrating the land forever and making Kali Math a seat of her fierce and transformative power.
There is no idol here. Devotees worship a sacred kund covered by a silver Sri Yantra, believed to mark the place where Goddess Kali entered the earth after slaying the demon Raktabija.
As you travel through the Garhwal Himalayas, you will pass ancient confluences where rivers, stories, and centuries of devotion meet.
Here, the Bhagirathi and Alaknanda unite to become the Ganga.
A sacred confluence carried quietly through the Himalayan route.
Throughout the retreat, experiences are woven in to deepen reflection, presence, and inner transformation.
Meditation with Hindustani Classical Music creates a space for stillness, presence, and inward reflection.
Satsang sessions offer an intimate space for enquiry, contemplation, and the questions that arise along the way.
Journeys like this are not manufactured. They arise from a land that has held its spiritual power across centuries, waiting for those ready to receive it.
Please review what is covered in your retreat package, what is not included, and the applicable cancellation terms before registration.
Cancellations made 15 days or more before the check-in date are eligible for a 25% refund of the total retreat fee.
Cancellations made less than 15 days before the check-in date are not eligible for any refund.
Please review the arrival points, retreat transportation coverage, and transfers that participants need to arrange independently.
Arrive at Banyan Tree Resort, Devprayag.
Travel from Devprayag to Kedarnath and onwards to Rudraprayag is covered as part of the retreat.
Please arrive at Alaknanda Adventure Resort on 9th September.
Return journey from Alaknanda Adventure Resort, Rudraprayag, to Jolly Grant Airport, Dehradun.
A visual glimpse of the accommodation, trek support and sacred places that form part of the Kedarnath–Rudraprayag journey.
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