Haridwar & Rishikesh Tour Package

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Bharat Mandir Delhi Ganga Aarti Haridwar Lakshman Jhula

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Itinerary

Day 1: Bangalore – Delhi – Haridwar

Departure from Bangalore Airport.

Arrival at Delhi Airport; board your private A/C Luxury Cab.

Drive to Haridwar (Approx. 4.5–5 hours via the expressway).

Check-in at the hotel in Haridwar and freshen up.

Visit Daksh Temple (Ancient Shiva shrine) and Pawan Dham (famous for ornate glasswork).

Explore the colorful spiritual markets of Moti Bazar.

Witness the world-famous evening Ganga Aarti at Har Ki Pauri.

Overnight stay at your hotel in Haridwar.

Day 2: Sacred Bath & Rishikesh Exploration

Early morning ritual Holy Bath in the sacred River Ganga.

After breakfast, take the thrilling Ropeway to Mansa Devi Temple for panoramic bird's-eye views.

Scenic drive to Rishikesh (Approx. 45 mins drive).

Visit Triveni Ghat, the ancient Bharat Mandir, and Lakshman Temple.

Walk across the iconic Ram Jhula and Lakshman Jhula suspension bridges.

Experience the peaceful evening Ganga Aarti at Parmarth Niketan.

Return to Haridwar for an overnight stay.

Day 3: Hill-top Blessings

Visit Chandi Devi Temple via cable car early in the morning to beat the crowds.

Return to hotel for breakfast and check-out.

Start your drive toward Delhi.

Heritage drive-past in Delhi: Witness the India Gate and Rashtrapati Bhavan.

Free time for quick souvenir shopping at Connaught Place or Janpath.

Return Journey

Drop-off at Delhi Airport for check-in.

Departure flight for Bangalore.

Arrival at Bangalore Airport.

Overview

Duration:3 days 2 nights
Tour Type:Special Tour
Language:English, Regional Languages

This comprehensive 3-day premium air-package from Bangalore offers a profound spiritual immersion into the heart of the Himalayas. Designed for maximum religious merit and seamless logistics, the tour connects the ancient rituals of Haridwar (the Gateway to God) with the serene ashram life of Rishikesh (the Yoga Capital). From hill-top cable car rides to soulful riverside Aartis, this itinerary provides an expertly curated balance of deep spiritual connection and comfortable travel.

Spiritual & Architectural Highlights
Har Ki Pauri & Ganga Aarti (Haridwar) Witness the world-famous evening ceremony at the "Steps of God," where thousands of diyas float on the sacred Ganges as priests perform rituals with massive brass lamps, accompanied by rhythmic Vedic chants and bells.

Mansa Devi & Chandi Devi Temples (Haridwar) Perched atop hillocks, these Siddh Peethas are accessible via the thrilling Udan Khatola (Ropeway), offering panoramic bird's-eye views of the sprawling river valley and the foothills of the Shivaliks.

Parmarth Niketan & Rishikesh Rituals Experience the most soulful Aarti in Rishikesh at this prominent ashram, set against the iconic backdrop of a massive Shiva statue in the river. It is a moment of deep collective meditation that attracts seekers from around the world.

Ram Jhula & Lakshman Jhula (Rishikesh) Walk across these historic suspension bridges that span the mighty Ganges. While Ram Jhula connects bustling spiritual hubs, Lakshman Jhula is steeped in legend, marking the spot where Lord Rama's brother crossed the river on jute ropes.

Daksh Temple & Triveni Ghat Explore the ancient Daksh Prajapati Temple (the site of Sati’s sacrifice) in Kankhal, and visit Triveni Ghat, the confluence of three holy rivers, where a holy dip is believed to wash away lifetimes of sins.

Har Ki Pauri: Witness the iconic "Steps of God" where the Ganges leaves the mountains, hosting the world-famous, spiritually electric evening Ganga Aarti.
Mansa Devi & Chandi Devi: Access these powerful hilltop Siddh Peethas via scenic cable car rides for panoramic views of the entire Shivalik river valley.
Ram & Lakshman Jhulas: Walk across these legendary suspension bridges that connect bustling ashrams with spiritual markets, floating directly over the emerald Ganges.
Parmarth Niketan Aarti: Experience the serene evening prayers at the world’s foremost yoga center, set against the breathtaking backdrop of a massive Shiva statue.
Holy River Dips: Purify the soul at Triveni Ghat or Har Ki Pauri, where ritual bathing is believed to wash away sins and grant spiritual liberation.
Bharat Mandir: Visit the oldest temple in Rishikesh, established by Adi Shankaracharya, featuring a rare idol of Lord Vishnu carved from a single black stone.
Delhi Heritage Drive: Conclude the trip with a luxury drive past India's political icons, the India Gate and Rashtrapati Bhavan, en route to the airport.

Includes/Excludes

Round-trip flight tickets (Economy Class) from Bangalore to Delhi and back.
Exclusive pick-up and drop-off at Delhi Airport (IGI) via private Luxury A/C Cab.
Two nights stay in Haridwar in a Deluxe A/C room.
Complete road transport for all Haridwar and Rishikesh landmarks as per the itinerary.
Inclusive of all Tollgate charges, Fuel, Parking fees, and Driver Beta (allowances).

Charges for white-water rafting, bungee jumping, or trekking in Rishikesh.
Ropeway (Cable Car) tickets for Mansa Devi and Chandi Devi (approx. ₹350–₹450 for a combo ticket).
Entrance fees for parks or museums and any specialized photography charges.
Tickets for VIP queues, priority boat crossings at Rishikesh, or personal pooja offerings.
Lunch and dinner are excluded to provide flexibility in exploring Haridwar's famous street food at Moti Bazar.
Laundry, telephone calls, tips, mineral water, and personal medical insurance.
Any type of meals

Frequently asked questions

What is the dress code for Haridwar and Rishikesh temples?

Modesty is Key: While there isn't a strict "uniform," modest Indian attire is highly encouraged.

For Men: Kurta-Pyjama or a shirt with formal trousers is ideal. Avoid wearing shorts or sleeveless vests inside temple sanctums.

For Women: Salwar-Kameez, Saree, or an Anarkali suit with a dupatta/scarf. It is respectful to cover your head during main aartis or inside the inner sanctums.

Strict Note: At sites like Daksh Mahadev, torn jeans, mini-skirts, or revealing clothing are officially discouraged to maintain the sanctity of the temple.

What are the best timings for Ganga Aarti?

Haridwar (Har Ki Pauri): The evening Aarti starts at sunset. It is typically between 5:30 PM – 6:00 PM (Winter) and 6:30 PM – 7:00 PM (Summer).

Rishikesh (Parmarth Niketan): Usually begins around 6:00 PM.

Pro Tip: To secure a good sitting spot on the ghats, arrive at least 45 to 60 minutes early, as crowds can be significant on weekends and festivals.

How can I reach Mansa Devi and Chandi Devi temples?

Udan Khatola (Ropeway): This is the fastest and most convenient method. The ride takes about 5–10 minutes.

Combo Ticket: A combined adult ticket for the Mansa Devi and Chandi Devi ropeway (including a connecting shuttle bus between bases) costs approximately ₹439 – ₹480.

Alternative: You can trek to Mansa Devi (3 km uphill), but it is not recommended for senior citizens or during peak summer.

Are mobile phones and cameras allowed?

Ghats: Photography and mobile usage are generally allowed at Har Ki Pauri and Rishikesh ghats during the Aarti.

Temples: Photography is strictly prohibited inside the inner sanctums (Garbha Griha) of Mansa Devi, Chandi Devi, and Daksh Temple. Always look for signage or ask the temple priest before clicking photos.

Is non-vegetarian food allowed in these cities?

Strict No: Both Haridwar and Rishikesh are designated as holy cities where non-vegetarian food and alcohol are legally prohibited. Carry your own refillable water bottle to stay hydrated, as plastic usage is also strictly monitored.

Can infants travel on this package?

Yes: As per your itinerary offer, children under 2 years (infants) are eligible for a 100% free flight ticket. Ensure you carry a valid birth certificate for airport check-in and hotel verification.

What about ATMs and cash availability?

Rishikesh and Haridwar have numerous ATMs, but they can be crowded or occasionally out of cash. It is highly recommended to carry small denominations (₹10, ₹20, ₹100) for donations, local rickshaw fares (E-rickshaws), and shopping at Moti Bazar.