Delhi to Badrinath Taxi Service
One-way & round trip cabs from Delhi to Badrinath — 540 km, fixed fare, no hidden charges.
Delhi to Badrinath Taxi Service
One of the four Char Dham sites, Badrinath is dedicated to Lord Vishnu and sits in a dramatic Himalayan setting near the Neelkanth peak — one of the more accessible Char Dham shrines, reachable by road.
One-Way Fare by Vehicle
- Sedan (Dzire/Similar) — from ₹8,899, up to 4 passengers
- Ertiga — from ₹8,199, up to 6 passengers with luggage
- Innova Crysta — from ₹10,799, up to 7 passengers, extra comfort
Round Trip Fare by Vehicle
- Sedan — from ₹16,000 round trip
- Ertiga — from ₹14,800 round trip
- Innova Crysta — from ₹19,400 round trip
Top Attractions in Badrinath
- Badrinath Temple — the main shrine, vividly colorful and set against snow-capped peaks
- Tapt Kund — a natural hot spring at the temple's base, considered sacred for a ritual dip before darshan
- Mana Village — India's last village before the Tibet border, with legendary Mahabharata associations
- Vasudhara Falls — a scenic waterfall trek near Mana village
Travel Tips
Unlike Kedarnath, Badrinath is directly accessible by road, making it more manageable for elderly travelers or those unable to trek. The temple is open only May/June to October/November, closing for winter.
Best Time to Visit
May to October, when the temple is open and roads are clear.
Why Riders Trust SR Prime Cabs
Areas We Cover
Serving Delhi NCR and surrounding cities
Frequently Asked Questions
Everything you need to know before booking
A one-way Delhi to Badrinath taxi starts from ₹8,899 for a Sedan, ₹8,199 for an Ertiga, and ₹10,799 for an Innova Crysta.
Badrinath is approximately 540 km from Delhi by road, roughly a 9-hour drive depending on traffic.
Round trip fares to Badrinath start from ₹16,000 for a Sedan, ₹14,800 for an Ertiga, and ₹19,400 for an Innova Crysta.
You can choose a Sedan, Ertiga, or Innova Crysta based on your group size and comfort preference.
Toll, state tax, and parking are charged extra as per actual and shown transparently before you confirm the booking.
May to October, when the temple is open and roads are clear.