Delhi to Haridwar Rishikesh Tour

Soothe your soul by witnessing the saint performing the famous ritual, Ganga Aarti at Har ki Pauri. Visit the renowned Chanda Devi temple and Mansa Devi temple located on two different Parvat, Bilwa Parvat and Neel Parvat of Sivalik Hills. Explore the Laksham Jhula and Ram Jhula with the majestic views of the River Ganga. Feel the fresh breeze of air at Neer Gaddu Waterfall, distanced at 5km from Lakshman Jhula. Pay heed to the Parmarth Niketan Ashram, located on the banks of gang river and within the lush greenery of the Himalayas. Haridwar Rishikesh Tour Package offers travelers to view the best tourist places in Haridwar and Rishikesh with a colorful and fascinating blend of culture.

Day 01 :: Delhi to Haridwar (210 Kms/ 6 Hrs)

Morning 8 am meet our driver at your Home | Hotel | Airport | Railway Station and transfer to Haridwar. Check in to the hotel at Arrival in Haridwar. Afternoon visit Daksh Temple, Pawan Dham as well as Moti Bazar. Go To Har Ki Pauri for Ganga Aarti. Return to hotel. Dinner and Night stay at Haridwar.

Day 02 :: Haridwar

What to Do in Haridwar​?
Gateway to the Char Dham, Haridwar is the welcome junction of Dev Bhoomi Uttarakhand. Masses of people frequent Haridwar every year to pay their respects to the holy river Ganga. The bustling lanes of Haridwar will have you roaming for a long time because there’s a unique sight to see at every corner of the town. However, beware of rhesus monkeys who are notoriously famous for harassing people along the ghats. Along with the holy cities of Prayagraj, Ujjain and Nashik, Haridwar also happens to be a destination where the mammoth Kumbh Mela is organised. Busiest during the religious pilgrimage of Kumbh Mela, Haridwar become a photographer’s paradise because of unique and lively sights seen during this event.

1) Har ki Pauri Ghat
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Translating to ‘Footstep of God’, this is a holy bank on the river Ganga. Brimming with life and colours, the place is teeming with people wanting to take a dip in the holy waters to wash off their sins. Every evening at sundown, the ghat is a sensory spectacle when the Ganga aarti is performed. With bells ringing and flaming torches being moved in a harmonious synchronisation by the Pandits, evening at the ghat is the experience of a lifetime. Push yourself out of bed in the early hours of the day and head to the ghat to witness surreal beauty of the sun rising from the river.

2) Temple Hopping
Ringing bells and mantra chantings emanate off every street in the temple city of Haridwar. Adorned with several temples dedicated to various Hindu gods and goddesses, the city is touched by the hand of God himself. Whisper a prayer at the hilltop temple of Mansa Devi which is very popular as the Goddess is considered to be wish-fulfilling. You can either walk up the hill or take the cable car and enjoy a bird's eye view of the lively city. The Maya Devi temple on the riverbank and the Chandi Devi temple on Neel Parvat are some of the other important temples that call for your attention.

3) Ashrams
If you’re looking for a peaceful abode for meditation, the city is home to a number of ashrams radiating vibrant positivity and a refreshing atmosphere. Shanti Kunj Ashram is set in a beautiful garden and provides lodging, meals and sessions of spiritual activities. Reward yourself with an unwinding Yoga session at the popular Patanjali Yogpeeth.

4) Adventure Tours
Apart from its spiritual and religious character, Haridwar also has a lot to offer to people who seek a pumped-up day. The city has earned a name when it comes to enthralling activities such as trekking, bird-watching and rafting. Visit Rajaji National Park, which has a large population of wild elephants and if you’re lucky, you might even spot a tiger!

5) Food Trail
No trip is complete without trying lip-smacking street food of region. Lucky for you, Haridwar is renowned for its local food especially the aloo puri at Mohanji Puriwale and the kachoris at Kashyap Kachoriwala. Head to Pandit Sevaram Sharma Doodhwale in Moti Bazar for delicious Rasmallai and Kulhad dudh. Don’t forget to treat your sweet-tooth with sugary delights from Mathura Walon Ki Prachin Dukaan.

Day 03 :: Rishikesh Sightseeing

What to Do in Rishikesh?
Blessed with the title of “Yoga Capital of the World”, Rishikesh has a lot to offer in terms of Spirituality and adventure. The city is quite popular for its Ram Jhula and Laxman Jhula and is dotted with plenty of ashrams that allow you a chance to meditate and unwind from the mundane hassle of daily life. The birthplace of Ayurveda, life in Rishikesh draws inspiration from the age-old practice.

Despite being a magnet for soul searchers and thrill seekers, Rishikesh has survived the ravages of time and has retained an old-world charm that influences you the moment you set foot in the tranquil town. Even The Beatles had visited Rishikesh back in the 60’s in search of what everyone comes to Rishikesh for, enlightenment and activism. There is lots to see and a lot more to do once you’re in Rishikesh.

1) Adventure Trails ​
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Rishikesh is very popular with adrenaline junkies who are lured by the white rapids of the Ganga. White water rafting is very popular and you can choose the grade (ranging from 1 to 4) based on your age and appetite for adventure. Bungee jumping is another activity you can indulge in here for some extra thrills.

2) Yoga Retreats
Ever since the Beatles popularised transcendental meditation years ago, Rishikesh has been a haven for those seeking spiritual enlightenment through yoga and meditation. Parmarth Niketan on the banks of the Ganga is the foremost yoga centre in the city. Alternatively, try Ayurpak for a stay in scenic jungle cottages or Nature Care Village featuring an organic farm and popular for raw food, yoga and meditation retreats.

3) Temples
Rishikesh is the starting point for the Char Dhaam Yatra and is adorned with several ancient temples around Lakshman Jhoola, the bridge that spans the Ganga. The Neelkanth Mahadev Temple and the Trimbakeshwar Temple are most popular one here, however, the tranquil settings of Bhootnath Temple and Shatrughna Temple makes them nothing less.

4) Triveni Ghat
Point of confluence of the holy rivers of Ganga, Yamuna and Saraswati, Triveni Ghat is the biggest and the most famous ghat of Rishikesh. The ghat witnesses a massive footfall of devotees that come here for a dip in the holy waters to wash off their sins. Idols of Lord Vishnu and Krishna can be seen here. The ancient Rishi Kund and Raghunath Temple nearby are also worth a visit.

5) Shopping
The bazaars of Rishikesh are a shopper’s paradise. Head to Laxman Jhula market to shop for some beautiful wall paintings and wooden furniture to give a rustic haveli look to your home. Try the juiciest and fresh fruits of the hills at the Shyampur Haat Bazaar.

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​6) Aarti at Parmarth Ghat
Rishikesh is popularly known for it’s aartis that take place at the ghats at dusk. Aarti at the Parmarth ghat is a spectacular sight and provides a soothing experience that you can’t afford to miss. Carry along your camera and capture the lively crowd and the auspicious aura of the ghat.

Where to eat in Rishikesh?
Trying Chole Bhature at the Chotiwala restaurant is an experience in itself. This is an age old family run business that deserves a visit for it’s fabulous food and the dressed up Chotiwala pandit who sits outside the restaurant at all times. Another delicacy that calls for your attention is the Surat Ki Mashoor Aloo at 60’s The Eat Story.

Attractions Around
Take a fun day trip to Rajaji National park located close to Haridwar, and travel among the thickets of the jungle to discover herds of elephants who roam free there. Travel a bit further to the abode of Lord Shiva in Shivpuri which is dotted with various temples dedicated to the presiding deity or picnic in nature's lap at the quaint village of Byasi.

Haridwar and Rishikesh will invigorate you and will compel you to keep returning to both the cities for years after. Seek enlightenment and more at Haridwar and Rishikesh.

Day 04 :: Haridwar to Delhi (210 Kilometres/ 6 Hrs) :

Morning after breakfast, check out from hotel. Go to Chandi Devi Temple (by cable car). Transfer to Delhi. Dropping at Delhi home/ hotel/ airport/ railway station