Uttarakhand Tour Packages from Mumbai

Uttarakhand Tour Packages from Mumbai: Complete 2026 Guide

Last updated: October 2026 by the SnazzyTrips planning team, Haldwani

For travellers from Mumbai, Uttarakhand is the easiest way to swap city heat and crowds for Himalayan air, lakes and temples. It's also one of the most popular long-weekend and Diwali-vacation destinations for Mumbai families. Mumbai has direct flights to Dehradun and frequent flights to Delhi, so a 4–5 day Uttarakhand trip is realistic even for working professionals.

The most popular trips from Mumbai are Nainital and Kainchi Dham for families and Neem Karoli Baba devotees, Rishikesh for yoga and rafting, Jim Corbett for wildlife, and Kedarnath and the Char Dham for pilgrims.

SnazzyTrips is an Uttarakhand Destination Management Company (DMC) based in Haldwani, operating since 2003. We plan Uttarakhand holidays for Mumbai travellers around your flight or train timings and handle hotels, private cabs, sightseeing and on-ground support.

Quick Answer: Uttarakhand tour packages from Mumbai usually take 4 to 13 days. Packages start from about ₹12,999 per person, excluding flights or trains. The fastest route is a direct flight from Mumbai to Dehradun for Rishikesh, Mussoorie and the Char Dham, or a flight to Delhi for Nainital, Kainchi Dham and Corbett. The best times to travel are October–November (Diwali vacation), March–June (summer holidays) and December–January for snow.

Uttarakhand from Mumbai at a Glance

How to Reach Uttarakhand from Mumbai?

Short answer: Fly direct from Mumbai to Dehradun for Rishikesh, Haridwar, Mussoorie and the Char Dham. For Nainital, Kainchi Dham and Corbett, fly to Delhi and take the Shatabdi to Kathgodam or drive about 6–7 hours. By train, the Dehradun Express runs from Mumbai (Bandra Terminus) to Haridwar and Dehradun.

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🧭 SnazzyTrips Tip for Mumbai Travellers: For a 4–5 day long weekend, fly direct to Dehradun and choose a Garhwal trip (Rishikesh + Mussoorie). For Nainital and Kainchi Dham, take the early Delhi flight and the afternoon Shatabdi. You'll reach Nainital by night without a long road drive.

Which Uttarakhand Trip Suits You from Mumbai?

Short answer: With 4–5 days, choose one region: Rishikesh–Mussoorie (via Dehradun) or Nainital–Kainchi Dham (via Delhi). With 7–8 days, add Corbett, Kausani or Haridwar. For the Char Dham, plan about 13 days from Mumbai.

⚠️ Common Mistake: Booking Nainital, Mussoorie and Rishikesh in a 6–7 day trip. Nainital is in Kumaon, while Mussoorie and Rishikesh are in Garhwal, and the drive between them takes most of a day. Choose one region, or allow at least 8–9 days for both.

Explore both regions on our Kumaon Tour Packages and Garhwal Tour Packages pages.

Most Popular Uttarakhand Tour Packages from Mumbai

Prices are land packages and usually exclude flights or trains from Mumbai.

Suggested Itineraries from Mumbai

Itinerary 1: Kainchi Dham and Nainital Long Weekend (4 Days)

• Day 1: Morning flight Mumbai → Delhi → Shatabdi to Kathgodam → Nainital
• Day 2: Early Kainchi Dham darshan → Bhimtal and Sattal
• Day 3: Nainital sightseeing (Naini Lake, Naina Devi, Snow View)
• Day 4: Kathgodam → Delhi → fly back to Mumbai

Itinerary 2: Rishikesh and Mussoorie (5 Days, direct Dehradun flight)

• Day 1: Fly Mumbai → Dehradun → Rishikesh (Parmarth Niketan Ganga Aarti)
• Day 2: Rafting (Shivpuri stretch) → Beatles Ashram
• Day 3: Rishikesh → Haridwar (Har Ki Pauri aarti) → Mussoorie
• Day 4: Mussoorie (Landour, Kempty Falls, Mall Road)
• Day 5: Mussoorie → Dehradun → fly back to Mumbai

Itinerary 3: Kumaon Spiritual Circuit (5–6 Days)

Kainchi Dham → Jageshwar Dham → Kausani, with an optional extension to the Mahavatar Babaji Cave at Dwarahat.

Itinerary 4: Kedarnath Yatra (7 Days by road)

Mumbai → Dehradun → Haridwar → Guptkashi → Kedarnath (trek or helicopter) → Rishikesh → Dehradun → Mumbai.

📍 Local Insight: Book the earliest flight out of Mumbai. Mountain roads are best driven in daylight, and an early arrival in Dehradun or Delhi means you reach your first hill stop the same evening.

What Is the Best Time to Visit Uttarakhand from Mumbai?

Short answer: The best times for Mumbai travellers are October–November (the Diwali vacation, with the clearest Himalayan views), March–June (summer holidays; a cool escape from Mumbai heat), and late December to January for snow. Avoid July to mid-September. Uttarakhand's monsoon overlaps with Mumbai's and brings landslides to hill roads.

🪔 Diwali Tip: The Diwali vacation is the busiest travel period from Mumbai to Uttarakhand. Flights to Dehradun and Delhi and hotels in Nainital, Rishikesh and Mussoorie fill up fast, so book 6–8 weeks ahead.

How Much Does an Uttarakhand Trip from Mumbai Cost?

Short answer: Uttarakhand land packages from Mumbai start at about ₹12,999 per person for a 3-day Kainchi Dham trip and ₹14,999 for a 4-day Rishikesh trip. The 13-day Char Dham starts at ₹58,000. Flights from Mumbai are extra and usually cost ₹4,000–₹10,000 one way.

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💰 Budget Tip: Flights from Mumbai are cheapest on Tuesdays and Wednesdays. Starting your trip mid-week instead of on a Friday can save a good amount per person.

Good to Know for Mumbai Travellers

• Food: Haridwar and Rishikesh are fully vegetarian holy towns with many Gujarati-style, Jain and Marwari bhojanalayas. Nainital and Mussoorie have a wide choice of restaurants. In smaller hill towns, meals are simple North Indian.
• Jain and satvik meals: These can usually be arranged on request in Haridwar, Rishikesh and at many hotels. Tell us when booking.
• Weather contrast: Mumbai travellers often under-pack. Even in May, evenings in Nainital, Mussoorie and Kausani need a light jacket, and winter nights can drop below 0°C in snow areas.
• Road travel: Hill roads are narrow and winding. If anyone in your family gets motion sickness, carry medicine and ask for short driving days.

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Why Mumbai Travellers Choose SnazzyTrips

• Local DMC since 2003: A Haldwani-based team with operations across Kumaon and Garhwal.
• Planned around Mumbai flights: Pickups timed to your Dehradun or Delhi arrival, plus Shatabdi coordination to Kathgodam.
• Realistic long-weekend plans: 4–5 day itineraries that don't waste your time in the car.
• Kainchi Dham expertise: Our drivers handle Kainchi's weekend shuttle and parking rules.
• Transparent pricing: Clear inclusions, with nothing hidden.
• On-ground support: A local team for weather and road changes.

Frequently Asked Questions: Uttarakhand Tour from Mumbai

How many days are needed for an Uttarakhand trip from Mumbai?

A 4–5 day trip covers one region by flight, such as Rishikesh–Mussoorie or Nainital–Kainchi Dham. Plan 7–8 days for two regions and about 13 days for the Char Dham Yatra.

Is there a direct flight from Mumbai to Dehradun?

Yes, direct flights operate between Mumbai and Dehradun, taking about 2.5 hours. Schedules change, so check availability for your dates.

Which train goes from Mumbai to Haridwar?

The Dehradun Express runs from Mumbai Bandra Terminus to Haridwar and Dehradun. Many travellers also take a Rajdhani to Delhi and connect onward.

How do I reach Nainital from Mumbai?

Fly from Mumbai to Delhi, then take the Shatabdi to Kathgodam (about 6 hours) and drive about 1–1.5 hours to Nainital. Alternatively, drive from Delhi (about 7–8 hours).

How do I reach Kainchi Dham from Mumbai?

Fly to Delhi and take the train to Kathgodam, then drive about 1–1.5 hours to Kainchi Dham. A 3–4 day trip from Mumbai is enough for Kainchi Dham and Nainital.

What is the price of Uttarakhand tour packages from Mumbai?

Packages start from about ₹12,999 per person for Kainchi Dham, with Rishikesh from ₹14,999, Jim Corbett from ₹18,999 and the Char Dham from ₹58,000. Flights or trains are extra.

How much does a Mumbai to Uttarakhand flight cost?

One-way flights from Mumbai to Dehradun or Delhi usually cost about ₹4,000 to ₹10,000, depending on season and how early you book.

Can I do Uttarakhand in a long weekend from Mumbai?

Yes. With a direct Dehradun flight, a 4-day Rishikesh trip is easy. A 4-day Kainchi Dham and Nainital trip also works via Delhi.

Can I visit Nainital and Mussoorie together from Mumbai?

Yes, but allow at least 8–9 days. They're in different regions, and the drive between them takes most of a day.

When is the best time to visit Uttarakhand from Mumbai?

October–November, March–June and December–January (for snow) are the best times. Avoid July to mid-September because of monsoon landslides.

Can I do the Char Dham Yatra from Mumbai?

Yes. Fly to Dehradun and start from Haridwar or Rishikesh. The Char Dham Yatra from Mumbai takes about 13 days, and registration is mandatory.

Is Jain food available in Uttarakhand?

Yes. Jain and satvik meals are available in Haridwar and Rishikesh and can usually be arranged at hotels on request.

Where can Mumbai travellers see snow in Uttarakhand?

Auli, Munsiyari, Chopta and Mukteshwar usually get snow from late December to February.

Is Uttarakhand good for a honeymoon from Mumbai?

Yes. Nainital, Mukteshwar, Mussoorie, Binsar and Kausani are popular with honeymooners, and a direct Dehradun flight makes Mussoorie and Rishikesh easy to reach.

Where will I be picked up after arriving from Mumbai?

Pickup is arranged from Dehradun Airport, Delhi, Kathgodam, Haridwar or Pantnagar, depending on your route.