• Arrival: Arrive at Delhi Airport (morning or afternoon). • Travel to Rishikesh: After arrival, take a private car or bus to Rishikesh (approximately 250 km, 5-6 hours drive). You can also take a train, but a private car will offer more flexibility. • Evening: Check-in at your hotel in Rishikesh. If time allows, relax by the Ganga River and enjoy the peaceful ambiance before heading to Triveni Ghat for the evening Ganga Aarti (around 6:30 PM). The Ganga Aarti here is a mesmerizing experience, with the river lit up by lamps and chants filling the air.
• Morning: Start your day with some thrilling adventure activities in Rishikesh. The city is famous for activities like: o River Rafting: A must-do experience on the Ganges, especially if you're looking for a rush of adrenaline. You can choose from easy, moderate, or challenging rapids. o Bungee Jumping: Rishikesh has one of the highest bungee jumping spots in India, located near the Neer Garh Waterfall. o Camping or Trekking: If you're interested in nature, try a day trek to places like Neelkanth Mahadev Temple or Rajaji National Park. • Afternoon: After your adventure activities, head for sightseeing: o Laxman Jhula: This iconic suspension bridge across the Ganges is famous for its views and the temples surrounding it. o Ram Jhula: Another suspension bridge that offers beautiful views of the river. o Parmarth Niketan Ashram: Visit this ashram for a peaceful retreat and a chance to learn about the spiritual side of Rishikesh. • Evening: Attend the Ganga Aarti at Parmarth Niketan (around 6:30 PM). This one is quieter and more meditative compared to Triveni Ghat, offering a more intimate experience.
• Morning: After breakfast, depart for Mussoorie, a charming hill station (approximately 75-80 km, 2.5-3 hours drive). • Afternoon: Check in to your hotel in Mussoorie. After settling in, explore the scenic spots of Mussoorie: o Camel's Back Road: A beautiful, peaceful walk along the road with stunning views of the Himalayas. o Gun Hill: Take a cable car ride to Gun Hill for panoramic views of the Doon Valley and surrounding mountains. o Kempty Falls: A famous waterfall, though it can get crowded, it’s a popular spot for a quick dip or some photographs. o Mussoorie Lake: A serene spot for boating with a picturesque backdrop. • Evening: Walk along Mall Road for some shopping or enjoy the vibrant cafes offering local food and stunning views.
• Morning: After breakfast, head to Haridwar (around 85-90 km, 2.5-3 hours drive). • Afternoon: Check into your hotel in Haridwar. Explore the key attractions: o Har Ki Pauri: This is Haridwar’s most famous ghat, where you can take a dip in the holy Ganges or just walk along the ghats. It’s believed that Lord Vishnu left his footprints here, and it’s a spiritually significant site. o Maya Devi Temple: One of the Siddhpeeths of India, dedicated to Goddess Maya, it’s an important spiritual site. o Chandi Devi Temple: Take a cable car ride up to this temple for a panoramic view of the city and the river. • Evening: Attend the Ganga Aarti at Har Ki Pauri (around 6:30 PM). This grand event is a major highlight of Haridwar, where hundreds of lamps are floated in the river, and devotees chant prayers, creating a magical atmosphere.
• Morning: After a relaxed breakfast, you can explore some more of Haridwar's temples or enjoy a peaceful morning by the Ganges. • Midday: After lunch, depart for Delhi (approximately 220-250 km, 5-6 hours by road). You can also opt for a train from Haridwar to Delhi (around 5-6 hours). • Evening: Arrive in Delhi, check into your hotel (if staying overnight), or proceed to the airport if you're catching a flight.
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