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Itinerary

1st Day : Delhi to Haridwar

Pick up from Delhi Railway station/ Airport and drop to Haridwar. After completing your 5 hour journey, arrival in Haridwar check into the hotel and after fresh up go to visit the local sightseeing and enjoy Ganga Ji ki Aarti at Harki Pori in evening. After that in the evening return back to the hotel and Dinner & overnight stay at the hotel.

2nd Day : Haridwar sighseeing

After delicious breakfast, start sightseeing of Haridwar

Tsang. The city is located 314 meters above sea level and is a popular tourist destination. Considered as one of the 7 holiest places in India, Haridwar is a major pilgrim spot located in the state of Uttarakhand.

You will cover this day popular tourist attraction Har ki Pauri, Maya Devi Temple, Mansa Devi Temple, the famouse Chandi Devi Temple and Shanti Kunj. In evening enjoy Local shopping. Dinner & Overnight stay at Hotel.

3rd Day : Haridwar to Rishikesh sighseeing

After breakfast, drive to Rishikesh. Rishikesh is hub for adventure activities. If you have interest in Adventure activities. It's a right place for you.

On arrival after check-in formalities, start the local sightseeing of there such as Lakshman Jhula, Ram Jhula and Triveni Ghat and other famous temple of there. You can enjoy water rafting over here ( on your own expense). In the evening return back to the hotel have dinner & overnight stay at the hotel.

4th Day : Rishikesh to Delhi Departure

After breakfast, We will depart for Delhi (220 Kms / 05 hours) for your onward connection.

Tour ends at the arrival.

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Summary

Rishikesh is a small town in Uttarakhand's Dehradun district, near Haridwar, situated at the confluence of the Ganga and Chandrabhaga Rivers in the Himalayan foothills. Rishikesh (also known as Hrishikesh) is the "Yoga Capital of the World" and is noted for its adventure activities, old temples, and popular cafes. Rishikesh is a pilgrimage town and one of the holiest destinations for Hindus, as well as the gateway to the Garhwal Himalayas.

In the 1960s, the Beatles visited Maharishi Mahesh Yogi's ashram in Rishikesh, making the place famous around the world. The Beatles Ashram is currently a popular tourist destination for visitors from all over the world.

About Rishikesh (Summary)

Due to its location on the hallowed banks of the Ganga, Rishikesh has become a center for Sadhus (saints), with a slew of ashrams teaching spirituality, yoga, meditation, and Ayurveda springing up. In this religious town, non-vegetarian food and drink are strictly outlawed. Rishikesh has the most beautiful nightly Ganga aarti, which is less crowded than its contemporaries in Varanasi and Haridwar. The International Yoga Festival takes place here in the first week of March, attracting yoga aficionados from all over the world.

September-June and November are the finest months to visit Rishikesh for whitewater rafting. From February through early May, another fantastic season to visit Rishikesh. In the first week of March, Rishikesh hosts an International Yoga Festival. Summer (May-June) is not the best time to visit Rishikesh because the weather is unbearably hot, making touring difficult.

Places to visit in Rishikesh

• Lakshman Jhula

By spanning the Ganga, the Lakshman Jhula connects the villages of Tapovan in Tehri Garhwal with Jonk in Pauri Garhwal. Due to a threat to public safety and security, it has unfortunately been permanently closed. Close to Lakshman Jhula, a new glass bridge will be created. Pedestrians, on the other hand, can still use it, but bikes are not allowed.

Distance: 7 km from city center

• Rafting in Rishikesh

Rafting at Rishikesh, in particular, is without a doubt the best in India. From the beautiful natural surroundings to the top-notch expert help, the location has it all. Rishikesh has certain qualified operators with well-established safety procedures, as well as customized camping and rafting packages. Rishikesh gets quite crowded during the peak season, so bear that in mind while making your plans.

Distance: 2 km from city center

• Triveni Ghat

Triveni Ghat is a confluence of three sacred Indian rivers: the Ganga, the Yamuna, and the Saraswati. It is one of Rishikesh's largest and most well-known ghats, as well as one of the most renowned sacred bathing places. Every evening, the iconic Ganga Aarti takes place at Triveni Ghat.

Distance: 4 km from city center

• Camping

Camping on the Ganga's banks is a common activity in Rishikesh. On the banks of the river, there are numerous camping sites, and the beaches are ideal for a variety of sports. During the day, a variety of adventure sports are offered to visitors.

Distance: 7 km from city center

• Ram Jhula

Ram Jhula is a suspension bridge that connects Shivananda Nagar and Swargashram and crosses above the sacred River Ganga. The 750-foot bridge is a magnificent technical feat that provides a spectacular bird's eye perspective over the roaring Ganges and the tranquil landscape of the Himalayan foothills.

Distance: 6 km from city center