Haridwar Rishikesh Tour Package 2 Nights 3 Days

Chandi Devi: Morning ropeway up Neel Parvat on the far bank, the second of Haridwar three Siddha Peethas.

Into Rishikesh: Twenty-five kilometres north, where the Ganga finally emerges from the hills.

The Bridges: Ram Jhula and the Laxman Jhula crossing, with Parmarth Niketan and the Swarg Ashram complex on the far bank.

Chaurasi Kutia: The Beatles Ashram, where the band stayed in early 1968 and wrote much of what became the White Album. Abandoned for decades and opened to visitors in 2015, the graffiti-covered meditation huts are worth the entry.

Evening: Triveni Ghat aarti - smaller and quieter than Haridwar.

• Top Places to Cover: Chandi Devi, Ram Jhula, Laxman Jhula area, Parmarth Niketan, Beatles Ashram, Triveni Ghat.
• Importance of Each Place: Rishikesh calls itself the yoga capital of the world, a reputation that dates directly to the Beatles visit and the global attention it brought.
• Things to Know: Laxman Jhula has been closed to the public since 2019 on safety grounds; the newer Bajrang Setu carries foot traffic. The Beatles Ashram charges a separate entry fee.

Meals: Breakfast, Dinner | Overnight: Rishikesh

Two Options: Either white-water rafting on the Shivpuri to Rishikesh stretch, about 16 km with Grade II and III rapids, or a morning yoga session at one of the riverside ashrams.

Departure: Depart after lunch for Delhi.

• Top Places to Cover: Shivpuri rafting stretch, riverside ashrams, Rishikesh market.
• Things to Know: Rafting operates under Uttarakhand tourism licensing and is suspended during monsoon and when flow exceeds safe limits. Carry a change of clothes if you are going on the river.

Meals: Breakfast | Overnight: Journey ends