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04 May 2025 to 06 Nov 2025 (Tentative)

Tucked in the Himalayas, at about 3,300 meters, Badrinath has a cool and varied temperature most of the year. Extreme snowfall and far below freezing temperatures cause the area to stay unreachable during winter (November through April). With daily temperatures between 7°C and 18°C and pure mountain air improving the spiritual ambiance, summer (May to June) is the most pleasant and often visited season. During the monsoon, which runs from July to early September, care is especially important since it produces mild to moderate rains that could cause occasional landslides and slippiness on roads. Still, the monsoon's rich vegetation and gushing rivers have a somewhat lovely appeal. Also suitable is post-monsoon (September to October), with cool weather and clear skies. Visitors should pack more woolens since evenings are much chillier even under perfect conditions. For others, particularly toddlers or elderly people, low oxygen levels can be an issue; consequently, acclimatization is rather necessary. The quickly changing temperature in Badrinath makes it especially important to wear layered clothing, rain gear, and sturdy shoes, as sunny mornings can turn into misty or snowy afternoons. In this high-altitude area, following local forecasts both before and during the trip guarantees safer and more pleasant travel.

Altitude & Climate Type—Accessible only half the year, Badrinath, at 3,300 meters, boasts a frigid alpine climate with pronounced seasonal fluctuations.

Summer (May–June) –
Between 7°C and 18°C, this is the most suitable season to visit, as bright days perfect for sightseeing, trekking, and darshan are offered.

 Monsoon (July–September)—Monsoons deliver little rain and landslides even if the earth becomes lush and green. Roads can get slippery; hence, drivers should be cautious.

 Post-Monsoon (September–October) – Particularly for meditation and short walks, clear skies, few people, and regenerated vegetation make tranquil escapes ideal.

 Winter (November–April)—totally closes the area under heavy snowfall. The god is now driven to Joshimath for continual devotion.

 Packing Essentials—Since year-round cold conditions necessitate them, layers of woolens, raincoats, gloves, and strong hiking shoes characterize comfortable and safe travel.

 Weather Tips—The temperature swings quickly; a bright morning could become clouds or snowfall. Avoid unnecessary travel during poor weather conditions and stay updated with local forecasts.

Frequently Asked Questions

People go to Badrinath to pray to Lord Vishnu, one of the Char Dham pilgrimage destinations. It signifies "north," and some think it can help them get out of the cycle of birth and death.

The temple will open at 6:00 AM on May 4, 2025, and it will probably close by early November, between November 6 and November 17.

You may drive from Rudraprayag, Chamoli, and Joshimath to Badrinath. During the pilgrimage season, people can ride in shared cabs, buses, or their cars from Haridwar and Rishikesh.

You can fly from Sahastradhara (Dehradun) to Badrinath by helicopter. It's a quick and beautiful option for older pilgrims or those who don't have a lot of time during the open season (May to November).

The best times to go are between May and June and between September and October. Don't go during the wet season because of landslides, and remember that the temple closes in the early winter.

Yes, people can utilize the official Badri-Kedar website to book Maha Abhishek, Vishnusahasranam, and other poojas. You have to pay in advance, and you can choose whether or not to go.

Some nearby areas that are significant for pilgrims and tourists due to their mythological and natural beauty include Tapt Kund, Mana Village, Vasudhara Falls, Neelkanth Peak, Bheem Pul, and Vyas Gufa.

Badrinath's summers are lovely (10–18°C), the evenings are pleasant, and it rains a lot. There is a lot of snow in the winter. Always pack warm clothes, rain gear, and sunscreen to make your trip more comfortable.

You must sign up for the Char Dham Yatra. Before they may start their walk, pilgrims must sign up online or at local counters and show confirmation of identity. It keeps people safe and keeps the crowd in check.

Put on thermal underwear, wool jackets, raincoats, gloves, and hiking shoes. Women should wear salwar kameez or pants to stay comfortable while hiking in the highlands. Always dress modestly while you're near a temple

You can stay in GMVN guesthouses or high-end hotels like Sarovar Portico. You can stay in a cheap, comfortable, or dorm-style place during the open season, depending on what you need.

Yes, however, you should be ready for the weather and the high altitude. Renting a car or using a helicopter are two easy ways to get around. People who have heart or breathing problems should see a doctor.
Badrinath Opening Date of 2026 Badrinath Closing Date of 2026
04 May 2025 06 Nov 2025 (Tentative)
Badrinath Facts
Area 3 sq kms
Altitude 3133 mts
District Chamoli
State Uttrakhand
Season April to November
Famous for Pilgrimage, Temple
Pincode 246422
STD Code 01381
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