The price is on request. The Yamunotri helicopter is a private same-day return from Sahastradhara Helipad, Dehradun, to Kharsali for up to 6 passengers in one helicopter. You get a written quote for your date and group size, inclusive of taxes and the State Government royalty, before anything is paid. To book, send the enquiry form below or call +91-9634801801; 50% of the tour cost confirms the booking, the balance is due 30 days before departure, and boarding only after full and final payment.
| Departs | Sahastradhara Helipad, Dehradun, about 07:00 |
| Lands | Kharsali, near Janki Chatti, about 08:00 |
| To the temple | A 5 km trek from Kharsali, on foot, by pony or by palki |
| Back in Dehradun | Leaves Kharsali about 11:00, lands about 12:00 |
| Passengers | Up to 6, total weight no more than 410 kg |
| Baggage | 5 kg per person, one small pack of up to 2 kg in flight |
| Helicopter | Bell 407 or AS 350 B3, subject to availability |
| Price | On request, written quote before you pay |
The times are tentative: the exact schedule is advised a day before departure and can change with the weather.
Is there a helicopter from Janki Chatti or Kharsali to Yamunotri temple?
No. Kharsali, near Janki Chatti, is where the helicopter lands, and no helicopter flies from there up to the temple. The last 5 km to Yamunotri Dham is on foot, by pony or by palki, so there is no separate Janki Chatti or Kharsali to Yamunotri helicopter fare to pay.
Yamunotri to Gangotri by helicopter
On the Do Dham Yamunotri Gangotri helicopter package the helicopter leaves Kharsali at 13:00 and lands at Harsil around 14:00, on the tentative schedule. Gangotri temple is 24 km from Harsil helipad, about 45 minutes one way by car or jeep, and the flight back to Dehradun leaves Harsil at 16:30.