Complete Tour Guide for Rishikesh and most popular activities

Rishikesh is the most popular city in Uttarakhand and renowned as the Yoga capital of India. Rishikesh can easily arrive from Delhi with SUV car hire in Delhi. So let’s have a look at some famous travel experiences of Rishikesh.

1. Haridwar Rishikesh Sightseeing Tour

This tour package is awesome for pilgrim tour at Haridwar and sightseeing in and around Haridwar from Rishikesh.

Situated on the shores of the Holy Ganga, Haridwar translates into "Gateway to Heaven." The ghats along the river are also of considerable significance, and it is believed that taking a dip in the Ganges' holy water will rid us of all our sins and will give us moksha. There are innumerable temples and religious sanctuaries in this pious region. The city embraces its vibrant spiritual and religious culture by holding a variety of festivals including Kumbh Mela, Ganga Dussehra, Kavad Mela, and Somvati Amavasya Mela, drawing thousands of devotees from all over the country.

2.               Giant Swing experience in Rishikesh

Across the quaint village of Monhanchhati near Lakshmanjhula, the Giant Swing is an adrenaline-pumping experience in Rishikesh. Experience the joy of jumping from a height of 83m from India’s first Bunjee Jumping site in Rishikesh, as you glide in the air and swing amidst the crisp mountains, mighty river, and enchanting greenery. An initial free fall is soon complemented with a swing where you glide like a pendulum in the air and after a few minutes of swinging rest down by the riverside. With an expert guide, the ride is one of the most memorable experiences you can have in Rishikesh. 

3.               Beach Camping and Rafting in Rishikesh

The small town of Rishikesh is a profound name in Uttarakhand for its adventure and yoga experience in the hills. Travel to Rishikesh with Car rental Delhi to unleash in the tranquilizing surroundings of Rishikesh as you take a respite at the beach camping experience. Join the campers at Gattu Ghat, off the Laxman Jhula, to camp near the river Ganga. With the cozy quarters and comforting amenities, the camping site unfolds a myriad of experiences for you. Indulge in indoor and outdoor activities like rope walk, nature hiking, body surfing, river rafting, volleyball, football, etc. Enjoy the bonfire and spend the night singing, dancing, gaming, and relishing the dinner with the fellow campers.

4.               Kunjapuri Trek

Kunjapari Temple is the shrine of Shiva's first queen, Goddess Sati. It is situated at 1650 meters between Hindolakhal and Narendranagar, in the Garhwal Himalayan hills. The monument is about 28 kms drive to Uttarkashi from Rishikesh approximately 1-hour drive. Temple offers spectacular views of the Himalayas. You can see the mountains of Bandarpoonch, Gangotri and Chaukhamba if day views are clear. After completing the temple trek, a total of 9 kms is a downhill trek. It will take around 3-4 hours for the trekking portion depending on the visitor. It can cross hills as well as several remote farms in the Himalayas. Views of the Himalayan valley are all along the walk. The trek finishes near the waterfall Neergaddu which is approx 25 meters tall.