Haridwar

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Begin your day bright and early as your driver arrives to commence the journey towards Haridwar, located approximately 4 hours away and 214 km from Delhi, in the northern state of Uttarakhand, India. Known as "the gate of God," Haridwar stands as one of the most revered Hindu sites, attracting pilgrims worldwide to its sacred grounds along the banks of the Ganges River. This city marks the point where the river emerges from the mountains, flowing into the North Indian plains, embodying a blend of divine mysticism and devotion. Your exploration in Haridwar takes you to the esteemed Har-ki-Pauri, celebrated for the divine footprints of Lord Vishnu embedded on a stone wall. This location, home to the sacred Brahmakund, is pivotal for devotees seeking purification in its holy waters. The Ganga Arti ceremony at dusk transforms Har-ki-Pauri into a spectacle of spiritual luminance, with the river reflecting the glowing diya lights, creating a serene ambiance. The journey continues to the Mansa Devi Temple, perched high and offering panoramic views of Haridwar. Devoted to the wish-fulfilling goddess Mansa Devi, this temple completes the sacred Siddhapeeth triangle along with Chandi Devi Temple and Maya Devi Temple, marking it as a must-visit for blessings and spiritual insights. Venturing further to Rishikesh, a small town in Uttarakhand, known as the global yoga capital and the gateway to the Himalayas. Rishikesh gained fame from The Beatles' visit to Maharishi Mahesh Yogi's ashram and remains a pivotal starting point for the Char Dham Yatra. Among its attractions, Triveni Ghat stands out as a significant bathing spot, adorned with depictions of Hindu deities and offering a tranquil space for ritual baths in the Ganges. Lakshman Jhula, a historical suspension bridge named after Lord Rama's brother, serves as a landmark in Rishikesh, flanked by temples and marking a spiritual journey across the river. Nearby, Swarg Ashram offers a hub for spiritual seekers, with its array of ashrams, eateries, and shops, making it an essential part of your visit. Concluding your spiritual journey, the return trip to Delhi brings you back around 10 p.m., carrying with you the serene experiences, divine blessings, and memories of the sacred landscapes of Haridwar and Rishikesh.

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Experience the most beautiful journey from Delhi to Haridwar on a private guided trip. 5:00 AM To make the most of your trip, get a head start on the day. Arrival at Haridwar. 8:00 AM When you arrive at Haridwar, proceed immediately in the direction of Har Ki Pauri, one of the most revered dams along the Ganges. Participate in the morning Gangáarti, a magnificent worship ritual complete with lamps and chants. 10 a.m Tour Haridwar Explore the adjacent marketplaces for religious things, mementos, and regional handicrafts after the Aarti. Visit the Mansa Devi Temple, which is a mountaintop structure that may be reached by cable car .At noon, leave for Rishikesh. Driving to Rishikesh from Haridwar takes roughly 30 minutes. 12:15 PM Lunch In Haridwar, savour a delectable vegetarian lunch at a neighbourhood eatery that serves traditional North Indian cuisine. Visit Ram Jhula and Laxman Jhula around 14:00 PM. Visit Ram Jhula and Laxman Jhula Bridge, two recognisable suspension bridges, as soon as you arrive in Rishikesh. Beautiful views of the Ganges and their surroundings may be seen from these footbridges. Attend a yoga/meditation class 15:00 The world's centre for yoga is in Rishikesh. Visit an ashram or yoga studio and participate in a yoga or meditation class to feel the spiritual ambiance and learn some restorative methods. In Niketan 17:00 Attend the nightly Gangaarti at Parmarth Niketan, one of Rishikesh's well-known ashrams. Observing the lamps floating in the Ganges while being accompanied by enchanted chants and prayers is a soul-stirring experience. 18:00 Tour Rishikesh After the Aarti, take a leisurely stroll along the river, wander around Rishikesh's busy streets, and stop by neighbourhood stores that sell yoga equipment, clothing, and religious memorabilia. depart for Delhi. 19:00 Bid farewell to the serene town of Rishikesh and return to Delhi. 22:00 Arrive in Delhi After finishing your trip to Haridwar and Rishikesh, return to Delhi.

At 05:00 hrs: Our driver will pick you up and head for Haridwar, which is about a 4 hour drive. The holy city of Haridwar is located in the north Indian state of Uttaranchal at a distance of 214 kms from Delhi. Haridwar, literally Gateway to God, is one of the Hindu holy places in India and a center of Hindu religion and mysticism for centuries. Located on the banks of River Ganges (Ganga), at the point where the Ganges descends from the hills to the North Indian plains, Haridwar attracts a large number of Hindu pilgrims from all over the world. Places to visit in Haridwar: Har-ki-Pauri: Holy ghats are named after the Charan (Footprints) of Hari (God Vishnu) impressed on a stone, set into the upper wall of the ghats. This sacred bathing ghat, is also famous as Brahmakund. The reflection of golden hues of floral diyas, in the river Ganga, is the most delightful sight in the twilight, throughout the Ganga Arti Ceremony. It is the most important ghat on the river Ganga, where a holy dip is a must for every devotee. Mansa Devi Temple: The temple is dedicated to Goddess Mansa Devi, believed to fulfill the wishes of those who visit here. From the temple, one can have heart stirring views of the Haridwar town. Along with Chandi Devi temple, Maya Devi temple, it completes the Siddhapeeth Triangle. Rishikesh is a small town in the northern state of Uttarakhand. Scenically located where the Ganges River comes down from the Himalayas, Rishikesh catapulted to Western fame when the Beatles dropped by for a visit to Maharishi Mahesh Yogi's ashram (now closed), and the town is still known as the World Capital of Yoga. Rishikesh is also the Gateway to the Himalayas. The Char Dham Yatra (Four Shrines Sacred Journey) ideally begins from Rishikesh. Places of Attraction The Triveni Ghat: It is one of the most prominent bathing ghat in Rishikesh. With its modern images of Hindu deities and white sandy beach, the ghat is ideal for a dip in the holy waters of the Ganga. The evening, arati (worship) with lamps is worth watching. Lakshman Jhula: Lakshman Jhula is basically a hanging bridge on the Ganges and the most popular spot in Rishikesh. About 2 kms upstream is the old footbridge called Lakshmanjhula, named after the brother of Lord Rama. Temples line both sides of the river at Lakshmanjhula. Swarg Ashram: With its numerous ashrams, food stalls and shops, this ashram is a haunt for those looking for insights into religious themes. In the evening during sunset, you will visit Ganga Aarti at Haridwar. The tradition continues unabated and is a sight to behold. It takes place on the other side of the banks where you will see the priests light up the lamps in a clockwise manner, accompanied by songs in praise of Mother Ganga. After the ritual is complete, devotees will cup their hands over the flame and raise their palms to their forehead in order to get the Goddess's purification and blessing. Finally, back to Delhi and get dropped at you at around 10pm.

At the break of dawn, precisely at 5:00 AM, our chauffeur will be at your doorstep to embark on an enlightening journey. We'll set our course on a 4-hour drive to the sacred city of Haridwar, located 214 kilometers from Delhi. Nestled in the state of Uttarakhand in northern India, Haridwar, which translates to "the gate of God," holds a revered place in Hinduism. For centuries, it has been a sanctum of mysticism and devotion, drawing Hindu pilgrims from across the globe. Haridwar's significance arises from its position on the banks of the holy Ganges River, where the river descends from the mountains into the plains of North India. Haridwar's Notable Attractions: Har-ki-Pauri: Known for the imprints of Lord Vishnu's feet, or 'Charan,' etched on the stone used in the construction of the upper wall of the dam, this is a sacred bathing spot. Here, the Ganga Aarti, a mesmerizing ceremony where the golden hues of countless floating lamps reflect on the Ganges, takes place. It's a spiritual experience to witness the twilight aarti at this iconic ghat. Mansa Devi Temple: This temple is dedicated to the goddess Mansa Devi, believed to fulfill the wishes of her devotees. It offers a panoramic view of Haridwar, forming the holy triangle with Chandi Devi Temple and Maya Devi Temple. From Haridwar, our journey continues to the quaint town of Rishikesh, nestled in the state of Uttarakhand. Rishikesh, often referred to as the 'Yoga Capital of the World,' is a place of immense spiritual significance. It is known as the gateway to the Himalayas and the starting point for the Char Dham Yatra, a holy pilgrimage to four sacred shrines. Key Attractions in Rishikesh: Triveni Ghat: A significant bathing ghat along the Ganges, adorned with contemporary depictions of Hindu deities and a serene white sandy beach. It's a perfect spot for a purifying dip and witnessing the evening 'arati' ceremony with lanterns. Lakshman Jhula: An iconic suspension bridge straddling the Ganges, steeped in history and mythology. Just about two kilometers upstream lies a historic footbridge named Lakshmanjhula, after Lord Rama's brother. Swarg Ashram: This ashram, brimming with other ashrams, eateries, and shops, is a sought-after destination for those on a spiritual quest. We conclude this spiritual sojourn with the customary Ganga Aarti, a spectacle that radiates profound beauty. Watch as the priests gracefully light lamps in a circular motion, accompanied by soulful chants, paying homage to Mother Ganga. Devotees place their hands over the flames, purifying themselves and seeking the blessings of the Goddess. Upon your return to Delhi, expect to arrive at your residence around 10:00 PM, with a heart full of spiritual experiences and cherished memories.

5:00 AM: Departure from Delhi Start your day early to make the most of your trip. 8:00 AM: Arrive in Haridwar Upon reaching Haridwar, head straight to Har Ki Pauri, one of the holiest ghats on the banks of the Ganges. Take part in the morning Ganga Aarti, a mesmerizing ritual of worship with lamps and chants. 10:00 AM: Explore Haridwar After the Aarti, explore the nearby marketplaces, where you can find religious items, souvenirs, and local handicrafts. Visit the Mansa Devi Temple, located on a hilltop, accessible by a cable car ride. 12:00 PM: Depart for Rishikesh Leave Haridwar and drive towards Rishikesh, which is approximately a 30-minute drive away. 1:00 PM: Lunch Enjoy a delicious vegetarian lunch at one of the local restaurants in Haridwar, serving authentic North Indian cuisine. 2:00 PM: Visit Ram Jhula and Laxman Jhula Upon arriving in Rishikesh, visit the iconic suspension bridges, Ram Jhula and Laxman Jhula. These pedestrian bridges offer breathtaking views of the Ganges and the surrounding landscape. 3:30 PM: Attend a Yoga/Meditation Session Rishikesh is known as the yoga capital of the world. Join a yoga or meditation session at one of the ashrams or yoga centers to experience the spiritual atmosphere and learn some rejuvenating techniques. 5:00 PM: Evening Aarti at Parmarth Niketan Head to Parmarth Niketan, one of the renowned ashrams in Rishikesh, to witness the evening Ganga Aarti. It is a soul-stirring experience to see the lamps being floated on the Ganges amidst enchanting chants and prayers. 6:00 PM: Explore Rishikesh After the Aarti, take a leisurely stroll along the riverbank, explore the vibrant streets of Rishikesh, and visit the local shops offering yoga gear, clothing, and spiritual artifacts 7:00 PM: Depart for Delhi Bid farewell to the serene town of Rishikesh and begin your return journey to Delhi. 10:00 PM: Arrival in Delhi Arrive back in Delhi, marking the end of your Haridwar and Rishikesh tour.

Early Morning: 05:00 AM: Pickup from your hotel/residence in Delhi. 05:30 AM: Departure from Delhi to Haridwar by car (approximately 5-6 hours drive). Late Morning: 11:00 AM: Arrival in Haridwar. Har Ki Pauri: Visit the famous ghat where pilgrims take holy dips in the Ganges River. It’s one of the most sacred ghats in India. Mansa Devi Temple: Take a cable car ride to this temple located on the Bilwa Parvat. It is dedicated to the goddess Mansa Devi. Afternoon: 01:00 PM: Depart for Rishikesh (approximately 1 hour drive). Laxman Jhula: Visit this iconic suspension bridge, which offers a picturesque view of the Ganges and surrounding hills. Ram Jhula: Another famous suspension bridge near Laxman Jhula, connecting Shivananda Ashram to Swarg Ashram. Parmarth Niketan Ashram: Visit one of the largest ashrams in Rishikesh, known for its spiritual and cultural activities. Lunch: 02:00 PM: Enjoy a traditional Indian lunch at a local restaurant in Rishikesh. Late Afternoon: 03:00 PM: Explore other attractions in Rishikesh. Triveni Ghat: A significant ghat in Rishikesh where pilgrims perform rituals and take holy dips. Beatles Ashram (optional): Visit the ashram where the Beatles stayed in 1968, now a popular tourist spot known for its graffiti and serene atmosphere. Early Evening: 05:00 PM: Depart from Rishikesh to Haridwar to witness the evening Ganga Aarti. Evening: 06:00 PM: Ganga Aarti at Har Ki Pauri: Witness the mesmerizing evening aarti ceremony at Har Ki Pauri, a spiritual experience where priests perform rituals with lamps and chants. Night: 07:30 PM: Depart from Haridwar to Delhi. Late Night: 12:30 AM: Arrival in Delhi. Drop off at your hotel/residence.

Drive to the holy city of India in the morning. This is the fortunate location of the Kumbh Mela, which is held there once every twelve years. It will take five hours to travel the 230 miles between Haridwar and Delhi. After checking into your hotel upon arrival in Haridwar, begin your journey to the holy shrine, where millions of visitors annually partake in a sacred bath in the Ganges River. See the Mansa Devi temple, which is perched on a hilltop. There are two ways to get there: by cable car or via stairs. After that, pay a visit to the Sapta Rishi, Daksha Mahadev, Maya Devi, and other temples. Take a visit to Har ki Pauri at night. Then, you take a car to Rishikesh, which is just 12 kilometres from Haridwar. When you get to Rishikesh, check into your accommodation. Everyone begins to gather in the evening at the famous Parmarth Niketan Ashram in Rishikesh, where there is a nightly prayer session accompanied by musical performances. Your body and spirit will be enthralled by this performance, which will transport you to heaven. Following the evening ceremony, you will return to your Rishikesh hotel. Spend the night at your hotel. After breakfast on the second day, leave your hotel and head to the global centre of yoga. Visit the well-known Laxman Jhula, Ram Jhula, Goa Beach, Sun Beach, Gita Bhawan, and Swarg Ashram after you arrive. Savor lunch at the well-known Chotiwala restaurant, which is highly recommended by travellers and serves great food. Start your approximately 250-kilometer drive to Delhi later on. We will transfer you to the airport so you can catch your next flight when we get to Delhi.

Rishikesh and Haridwar are two prominent and culturally significant cities located in the state of Uttarakhand, India. A day tour of Rishikesh and Haridwar by Private Car from Delhi which is situated along the banks of the holy river Ganges and holds immense religious and spiritual significance in Hinduism. - Start the early morning from Delhi to Haridwar, which is approximately a 4-hour drive from New Delhi. - Upon reaching Haridwar, visit Har Ki Pauri, one of the most sacred ghats (steps leading to the river) on the Ganges. It's a popular spot for taking a holy dip and attending the evening Ganga Aarti ceremony. - Explore the vibrant streets of Haridwar, where you can find shops selling religious items, local sweets, and handicrafts. - Enjoy a delicious lunch at one of the local restaurants, savouring the flavours of authentic North Indian cuisine. - After lunch, head towards Rishikesh, which is around a 1-hour drive from Haridwar. - In Rishikesh, visit the iconic Ram Jhula suspension bridges, offering stunning views of the Ganges and surrounding mountains. - Take a stroll along the famous Beatles Ashram, where the Beatles stayed and composed music in the 1960s. - In the evening, witness the mesmerizing Ganga Aarti ceremony at Parmarth Niketan or Triveni Ghat in Rishikesh. - Finally, make your way back to Delhi, ending your day trip to Haridwar and Rishikesh. The driver will drop you at your Hotel or Airport in Delhi.

5:00 AM: Pick up from your hotel/residence in Delhi Depart from Delhi to Haridwar (approximately 5-6 hours' drive) Haridwar: 11:00 AM: Arrival in Haridwar Ganga Ghats Explore the sacred Ganga Ghats and witness the spiritual Ganga Aarti ceremony if Possible. Experience the mesmerizing sight of lamps and flowers floating on the river. 1:00 PM: Lunch at a local restaurant Visit Har Ki Pauri Visit Har Ki Pauri, the most famous ghat in Haridwar, and take a holy dip in the Ganges. Explore the bustling markets around the ghat. 3:00 PM: Depart from Haridwar to Rishikesh (approximately 30 minutes' drive) Rishikesh: 3:30 PM: Arrival in Rishikesh Lakshman Jhula and Ram Jhula Visit the iconic suspension bridges, Lakshman Jhula and Ram Jhula, offering stunning views of the Ganges and the surrounding hills. 4:30 PM: Visit Temples Explore the famous temples in Rishikesh, such as Neelkanth Mahadev Temple and Bharat Mandir. 6:00 PM: Witness Ganga Aarti at Triveni Ghat Attend the Ganga Aarti ceremony at Triveni Ghat, a spiritually uplifting experience. 6:30 PM: Depart from Rishikesh to Delhi (approximately 5-6 hours' drive) 11:30 PM: Drop off at your hotel/residence in Delhi