Rishikesh Tour - Best Way to Relax Your Mind and Soul

 Rishikesh, located in the Garhwal Region in Uttarakhand's Himalayas foothills, is both a spiritual and an adventurous destination in northern India. It attracts thousands of adventure-lovers and spiritual seekers from around the globe with its many celestial temples, breathtaking landscapes, and a host of challenging activities. This holy spot is of profound cultural and divine significance to local Hindus. It also serves as a gateway for Chardham Yatra, which includes four pilgrimage centres: "Gangotri", Kedarnath", Yamunotri and "Badrinath". Many devotees believe that meditation at this location will eliminate all your daily problems. It is worth traveling miles to reach this sacred destination.

Rishikesh's most famous appeals include:

Lakshman Jhula

Lakshman Jhula is a star attraction that attracts many tourists to Rishikesh. The bridge was built over River Ganga in 1939 to allow for cross-border crossing. It is now a landmark that offers beautiful views of the surrounding area from the bridge. You can also enjoy the cool breeze while boating and feed the fishes of the River Ganga. The bridge's overall appearance is more attractive and charming when colorful boats are seen crossing the river.

Neelkanth Mahadev temple

Neelkanth Mahadev Temple is located at 1330 mts above the mountains of Nar-Narayan. It is only 12 miles from Rishikesh. According to Hindu legends, Lord Shiva is worshipped at the temple. The temple was built after he drank venom from the ocean whipping. The Neelkanth Mahadev Temple offers stunning views of the beautiful valleys and rivers, as well as the opportunity to take a holy bath before entering the temple. It also allows them to offer milk, fruits, and coconuts to Lord Shiva, in return for Prasaad, which is a divine gift from God.

Triveni Ghat

Many devotees believe that a dip in Triveni Ghat's holy water will bring salvation or purification. You can also offer milk to the river in the morning, a relief from stress and tension. Evening hours are important for the Aarti. The Aarti is performed in respect to River Ganga. It is a delight to the eyes to see the Diyas drifting down the river.

River-Rafting

River-Rafting in Rishikesh is the best way to enjoy the most passionate activity among the lush green forests and snowy Himalayan ranges. Under the supervision of experts in rafting, travelers can see their energetic side by playing with the rivers of River Ganga. This activity is most popular in Shivpuri and Bramhapuri.