Experience the Sacred Himalayan Yatra with Anaadi Foundation

Anaadi Foundation has been organizing the Himalayan Yatra for thousands of devotees since 2016. A Himalayan Yatra is far more than a physical journey to lofty mountains; it is a sacred inner pilgrimage that has been central to the Bharatiya parampara. The Himalayas are revered as Devabhūmi—the abode of devas, ṛṣis, and siddhas—where the veil between the outer world and inner silence becomes thin.

The Essence of the Yatra

Undertaking a yatra to this region symbolizes a conscious withdrawal from comfort, routine, and ego. It represents a turning towards tapas and self-purification. The arduous terrain, thin air, and vast stillness naturally quiet the senses and mind. This creates ideal conditions for contemplation and surrender. Such a yatra is not undertaken to “conquer” nature but to align oneself with ṛta—the cosmic order—through humility, discipline, and reverence.

The Himalayan Yatra offers a unique opportunity to connect with oneself and the universe. It encourages participants to explore their inner landscapes while being surrounded by the majestic beauty of the Himalayas. The experience fosters spiritual growth and deepens one's understanding of Indian Knowledge Systems.

Circuit 1 Plan

• May 23: Rishikesh to Uttarkashi (leave Rishikesh at 6:00 AM)

• May 24: Uttarkashi to Gangotri

• May 25: Gangotri to Bhojwasa Walk

• May 26: Bhojwasa to Gomukh to Bhojwasa Walk

• May 27: Bhojwasa to Gangotri Walk

• May 28: Gangotri to Uttarkashi

• May 29: Uttarkashi to Rishikesh (reach Rishikesh by 8:00 PM)

  
  

You may plan your return from Rishikesh after 9:30 PM.

You may participate in both circuits.

Circuit 2 Plan

• May 29: Rishikesh to Haldwani / Delhi to Haldwani night travel (start from source at 9:30 PM)

• May 30: Reaching Dwarahut and visiting Dunagiri Temple, Sai Baba Temple. Stay at Dwarahut.

• May 31: Visiting Babaji Cave and Pandavkholi. Stay at Dwarahut.

• June 1: Visits to local temples and ashrams.

• June 2: Visits to local temples and ashrams. Stay at Nainital.

• June 3: Start from Nainital and reach Delhi by 7 PM.

  
  

Cost

• Circuit 1: Rs. 40,000 per person / USD 445 per person

• Circuit 2: Rs. 35,000 per person / USD 390 per person

• Circuit 1 and 2: Rs. 75,000 / USD 835

  
  

Facilities

Shared accommodation with blankets and mattresses will be provided in all locations. Satvik Bhojan will be provided at appropriate times. Local transport will be arranged by the organizers. A detailed list will be sent upon registration.

Activities

Participants can look forward to a range of enriching activities, including:

• Kriya Sadhana initiation

• Asana, Pranayama, and Dhyana routines

• Sthala Purana narration

• Satsangs and Bhajans

• Japa

• Agni Kriya

  
  

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Conclusion

The Himalayan Yatra is a profound journey that transcends the physical realm. It invites participants to engage deeply with their spiritual selves while exploring the rich traditions of Indian Knowledge Systems. This pilgrimage is an opportunity to foster a holistic, value-based society globally through the teachings and practices that have stood the test of time. Join us in this sacred journey and experience the transformative power of the Himalayas.