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Discover the best food in Rishikesh—without spending hours doing research—thanks to this guided food–themed walking tour. The route takes you to different spots, with over seven tastings to enjoy, all of which are included. As well as trying tasty bites, you can learn more about local food culture through entertaining guide commentary.

See some of the most beautiful views in the Himalayas on the Kedarkantha trek. You'll travel from Dehradun to your starting point in Sankri on your first day, devoting your second and third day to trekking up to the Kedarkantha Base Camp. On day four, you'll trek up to the summit before making your way back to Sankri for a night of rest, returning to Dehradun on day five.

To visit Vashishth cave is all about Yoga and meditation practices since travelers goes there for meditation and to have a tour of nature and Ganga Ji as its located on the bank of River .

Rishikesh form a unique tour due to their spiritual significance and scenic beauty nestled in the foothills of the Himalayas also known for its Ganga Aarti and sacred ghats, offers a profound spiritual experience. Rishikesh, the yoga capital of the world, complements this with ashrams, meditation centers, and adventurous activities like river rafting and trekking. Together, they provide a blend of spirituality, adventure, and natural beauty along the banks of the holy Ganges, making it a captivating journey for those seeking inner peace, cultural enrichment, and adrenaline-filled escapades in the lap of the Himalayas.

See some of the most popular sites in India, plus some that aren’t on the typical tourist track, with this 6-day private Golden Triangle tour. Stop by Delhi, Agra, and Jaipur and tour them with your personal guide. Also head out to Chand Baori step well in Abhaneri village, where you can check out the ancient architecture and explore. Accommodation is up to you, giving you the freedom to choose any type of hotel in each city.

Day 1: Along the Ganges Travel beside the holy River Ganges and visit key spiritual sites. Stop at Devprayag, the sacred confluence of the Alaknanda and Bhagirathi Rivers, believed to mark the origin of the Ganges. Later stop at Adi Bdri Temple ( group of 14 shrines ) n ancient Vishnu shrine and part of the Sapta Badri, dates to 10th century A.D. Day 2: Himalayan Shrines Journey deeper into the Himalayas to visit Dunagiri Maa Temple, a revered hilltop shrine surrounded by peaceful mountain scenery. Continue to the Mahavatar Babaji Cave, the spiritual highlight of the tour, where Mahavatar Babaji, master of Kriya Yoga, is believed to have lived. Spend time in quiet meditation and reflection. Option: If time permits you can explore the Dwarahat, famous for its 140 temples. Day 3: Return to Rishikesh On the return journey, stop at Hindu temple, a visit to Dhari Devi Temple, dramatically set on a rock in the middle of the Alaknanda River and revered as the region’s guardian deity.

The Rishikesh Half-Day Ashram Tour offers a spiritual and cultural immersion into the ashrams (spiritual retreat centers) of Rishikesh, a renowned pilgrimage destination in India. This tour typically includes visits to some of the most famous ashrams in the area, where visitors can participate in yoga and meditation sessions, learn about the teachings of Hinduism and other spiritual traditions, and experience the peaceful and serene atmosphere of these sacred places. Throughout the tour, visitors can learn about the history and significance of each ashram, as well as the practices and teachings of the spiritual leaders who founded them.

Embark on a full-day adventure through the spiritual heart of Rishikesh with this private tour. Begin your journey with a visit to the serene Neer Garh Waterfall, surrounded by lush greenery, before crossing the iconic Lakshman Jhula and Ram Jhula bridges, with panoramic views of the Ganges River. Discover the peaceful Parmarth Niketan Ashram, explore the artistically vibrant Beatles Ashram, and witness the spiritual energy at Triveni Ghat. After a traditional vegetarian lunch, visit the sacred Rishikund Pond and Raghunath Temple, followed by a tranquil experience at Vashishta Gufa, an ancient meditation cave. Conclude your day by attending the enchanting Ganga Aarti at Parmarth Niketan, where the glowing lamps and devotional chants will leave you with unforgettable memories.

Rishikesh stands out as the premier destination in India for rafting, attracting thousands of adventure enthusiasts each time. River rafting, an exhilarating water sport, takes place in the sacred waters of the Ganga River. This activity has gained popularity not only among locals in Rishikesh and across India but also among foreigners who seek both adventure and spiritual experiences in this vibrant town. Embarking on a rafting journey in the holy Ganga River promises an unforgettable experience that will linger in your memory for a lifetime. Rishikesh offers various rafting points, allowing participants to choose their starting point based on the rafting grades. These grades cater to tourists who relish adventure and challenges, enabling them to select a suitable level according to their expertise and preferences.

Visit Mindrolling Monastery situated 30 miles away from Rishikesh. This monastery is one of the six that belongs to the 17th century Nyingma school of Buddhism with its roots in Tibet. Spend a morning in quiet contemplation at the monastery before heading back to Rishikesh, in time for the spectacular Ganga Aarti (prayers to the River Ganges) that takes place everyday after dusk. Highlights: • Mindrolling monastery • Stupa at the monastery • Ganga Aarti, evening prayers on the banks of the River Ganges

This overnight tour from Delhi lets you capture the timeless charm of the Taj Mahal at both sunrise and sunset—two of the most magical times to admire this monument of love. You’ll also visit the Agra Fort, the elegant Itimad-ud-Daulah (Baby Taj), and the serene Mehtab Bagh gardens. With private transport, skip-the-line entry, and a knowledgeable local guide, your journey is smooth, comfortable, and enriching. Why Book With Us? With Oberoi Tours, you’re not just booking a trip—you’re choosing a curated experience with personal care, flexible schedules, and reliable service. Capture the timeless charm of the Taj Mahal at sunrise & sunset Private car with driver for comfort and convenience Flexible pick-up and drop-off timings Licensed local guides with insider knowledge Hassle-free skip-the-line entry tickets Personalized service with 24/7 support

You can also call it the figure of 8 walk as the route make the figure 8.The area was established by the british in 1827 is the main catchment area of the old forest of deodar ,cedar ,Himaliyan oak ,chir pine , Blue pine , Himaliyan maple ,Rododendron , wild himaliyan pear,Horse chestnut etc ,provide various ecosystem services. This walk includes both food + nature , the restaurant distributing on certain kilometer distance provide the world’s best cuisine the walks into the woods give flavor to it. This Heritage walk includes the history of how an old forest turns into a mature town & some fairy tales of jhonpur village seen from there. No visit to Mussoorie is complete without you walking through the serene Landour cantonment.

Patho Village Trek offers 3.5 hours an immersive culture, experience. This guided trek is perfect for those interested in experiencing the authentic life of Himalayan villagers while exploring the natural beauty of the region. Your adventure begins with a local guide who will lead you through breathtaking Himalayan terrain, showcasing lush valleys, towering peaks, and peaceful landscapes. Along the way, you’ll visit Ram Temple and Lord Rama Temple, sacred sites that provide insight into the spiritual life of the locals and the deep-rooted traditions of the region. The trek lasts approximately 3-4 hours, offering plenty of time to: Explore traditional Himalayan villages Learn about local culture and history Enjoy panoramic views of the surrounding mountains This trek is perfect for: Cultural explorers looking to discover the heart of the Himalayas Nature lovers seeking scenic landscapes and fresh air Spiritual seekers visiting ancient temples and sacred sites

If you are Nature Lover & want to do hiking in the Mussoorie then Benog hill is the Best place to visit during your Holidays. The Hike starts near the Cloud End’s & Finish on the same point after visiting Benog Hill. On the top of Mountain, there is a temple of Goddess Jwala Devi, People from Mussoorie & nearby Village visit the temple to take blessing. The Benog Day Hike will take only 2hr to visit the temple & Come back same way, If Someone want to make the trek long then they can take the route from Benog Hill to Dhobi ghat and from there they can make the trek up to Company Bhag. It will take Minimum 4hr to complete the hike from Cloud End - Benog Hill – Dhobi Ghat – Company Bhag.

Spend a day in the hill station town of Mussoorie, famous for its Raj-era architecture and beautiful mountain views. Your driver will pick you up at your Dehradun hotel or residence and take you to Mussoorie, where you'll spend the day visiting highlights including Lal Tibba (the highest point in town), Kempty Falls, and the home of George Everest, for whom Mount Everest is named.

For an alluring trekking destination to be covered from Dehradun in a couple of days, Nag Tibba in the hinterlands of Garhwal Himalayas is a gem. With 9,915 ft maximum altitude, it is perfectly suitable for beginners and children, poses no threat of altitude sickness, offering a thoroughly enlivening trek instead. Anyone staying in and around Delhi can plan Nag Tibba- the highest peak of the Nag Tibba range in the Lesser Himalayas, for a rejuvenating weekend in the calm depths of forested mountains.

Experience a 4-hour private visit to the Hindu custom known as “Aarti”, performed at dusk close to the banks of River Ganges in Rishikesh. Appreciate the sound of the surging stream and songs being sung by gurus and disciples, notice the incense, see the twinkling lights, and look as the participants sway in unison. After the custom, have a great vegetarian Indian dinner in a neighborhood eatery before being dropped-off at your lodging. Highlights: • Traditional Hindu ritual • Dinner included (Vegetarian)  • Local guide

Gaumukh Tapovan is a revered destination in India blending adventure and spirituality. This trek is 6 nights and 7 days, beginning and ending in Gangotri town, Uttarakhand's Uttarkashi district. Hiking to 14,150 feet over 46 kilometers, explore dense forests in Chirbasa and the rocky terrain of Bhojbasa. Named after the Himalayan Birch, Bhojbasa offers beautiful views of the Bhagirathi peaks. While challenging, with steep landscapes and loose rocks, the trek rewards with the beautiful sight of Mount Shivling and Gangotri Glacier. Book the Gaumukh Tapovan tour package and hike to the source of the Ganges.

Begin with a 1.5-hour private drive from Rishikesh to the trek starting point near Kaudiyala village. Walk with guide along an ancient trail once used by pilgrims and sadhus traveling to Badrinath and Kedarnath. The Kotli Bhel Trek follows historic forest paths along the Ganges River, offering views of lush forests, deep valleys, and traditional Himalayan landscapes. Hike around 7 km downhill, passing a scenic waterfall, crossing a hanging suspension bridge, and following a narrow trail that runs beside the Ganges. Walk along the quiet riverbank, surrounded by nature and flowing waters. Visit a Shiva Temple near Mohan Chatti and interact with the resident sadhu, adding a spiritual element to the trek. Cross the suspension bridge again before returning along the trail. On the way back to Rishikesh, stop at Vashishta Gufa, an ancient meditation cave where Sage Vashishta is believed to have meditated. Spend time in silence by the Ganga before returning.

A Char Dham tour is a spiritually significant Hindu pilgrimage to four sacred Himalayan shrines in Uttarakhand: Yamunotri, Gangotri, Kedarnath, and Badrinath. The journey is believed to purify the soul and is traditionally completed in a clockwise direction, starting from Yamunotri and ending at Badrinath. The best time to visit is typically during the summer (April-June) and autumn (September-November), as the shrines remain closed during winter months due to heavy snowfall.

Located at the western region of mussoorie. Bhadraj temple is dedicated to lord Balram. Though situated at the hilltop more than 7500ft the air and atmosphere of the place feel calm and peaceful. It believes that you will get the same blessing at bhadraj temple like you get at bhadrinath temple. The trek begins from Dudhli village and also ends at the same point. The trek is surrounded by the mixed forest of oak, some open meadow for clear scenic views.

Many decades ago, George Everest, a skilled cartographer, served as the Surveyor General of India. It is after him that the world’s highest mountain is named. Based in Dehradun, he meticulously travelled the country mapping each detail. Today, his former residence has been transformed into a unique cartography museum, inviting visitors to explore the captivating world of mapping.

Step into the gentle rhythm of Rishikesh, where the river’s flow, mountain air, and distant chants shape a deeply spiritual atmosphere. This cultural walk begins with suspended pathways over sacred waters and unfolds through quiet spaces filled with prayer, reflection, and everyday devotion. The setting feels calm yet alive, inviting you to slow down and absorb the town’s timeless energy. As you move through ancient spiritual complexes and peaceful gardens, stories of sages, seekers, and global travelers emerge. Silent meditation cells, weathered murals, and shaded paths reveal moments of introspection and creativity, while a hidden waterfall offers a refreshing pause amid nature. Along the way, light local snacks add warmth, connecting flavor with place and tradition.

• Discover sacred sites including Trayambakeshwar Temple and Ganga Beach • Participate in the enchanting Ganga Aarti ceremony at Parmarth Niketan • Enjoy refreshments throughout the tour, including coffee, tea, and snacks • Small group sizes (maximum 15 travelers) ensure a personalized experience Explore Rishikesh through its spiritual heart on this 3-hour walking tour, culminating with the mesmerizing Ganga Aarti at Parmarth Niketan. Begin your journey at the historic Trayambakeshwar Temple, then stroll across the iconic Laxman Jhula and relax at Ganga Beach. Along the way, enjoy insights from a professional guide while indulging in complimentary snacks and refreshments. Witness the vibrant rituals of the Ganga Aarti and immerse yourself in the serene atmosphere of this holy city.