The Char Dham Joshimath Camp is described in the ancient scriptures as Kartikeyapura, because the Katyuri kings named it after their God, Kartikeya. The Chardham Camps are the most innovative and much required venture in the spiritual tourism industry. Every year millions of people make it to these four shrines set in the heart of Devbhoomi Garwal.
The Char Dham Camp in Joshimath set amidst an apple Orchard in Dharali village 2 kms away from Harsil cantonment in the valley on the highway itselfJoshimath is described in the ancient scriptures as Kartikeyapura, because the Katyuri kings named it after their God, Kartikeya. It is also known as Jyotirmath.
Located at a height of about 6,000 ft, it is one of the four great maths or monasteries A popular centre of pilgrimage, it is also the base for treks to the famous Valley of Flowers. Close to Nanda Devi, the highest peak in India, The Chardham camp is just 15 km from AULI skiing resort. located in the topographically mountainous district of Uttarkashi, this hamlet is famous for its natural beauty and delicious apples.
The Char Dham Joshimath Camp room was wonderful and everything you would expect for that price. Complimentary coffee or tea delivered every morning as part of the wake-up call service, which you can sip on your patio while you read the morning paper. These guestrooms are furnished in designer style decors and are equipped with modern amenities like direct dial telephones, free morning newspapers, individual safes, iron and iron boards, interactive televisions with remote control, mini bars, multi-channel music, sewing kits, tea-coffee makers, wake up facility and weighing machines.
| The Char Dham Camp, Joshimath | MAP (Breakfast & Dinner) | AP (Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner) |
|---|---|---|
| Luxury Room | 3750 | 4000 |
| Deluxe Room | 1800 | 2000 |
| Budget Room | 2100 | 2400 |
The Chardham Camp,
Near Jyoti Vidhyalay Joshimath, Chamoli, Uttarakhand
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