Rishikesh Tour Package: 2 Days

Tour Overview 

This Rishikesh Tour Package enables a great chance to visit remarkable sites of Rishikesh within 2 Days. Along with the facility of accommodation, and meals, you will get the Haridwar to Rishikesh and Rishikesh to Haridwar transportation service. Just in case you are looking for tailoring in the Rishikesh Package then we shall make the doable changes. 

Starting Point 

• Haridwar 

End Point 

• Haridwar

Trip Duration 

• 2 days, 1 Night

Ram jhula Rishikesh

Ram Jhula, located at the sacred site of Rishikesh, is an iron suspension bridge over the holy river Ganga. It is a famous landmark place in Rishikesh. Jhula has a length of 450 feet, which links two ashrams, the Shivanand Ashram of Muni ki Reti, and the Swarg Ashram. Visitors either cover this distance by foot or two-wheeler.  According to mythologies, it is believed that multiple saints used to meditate on the riversides.  For nature nuts, it offers a pleasing view of the Ganga River, which is encircled by Ashrams and several temples. Therefore, there is always a huge crowd of Devotees. Most of the travelers prefer traveling via train or bus. The Rishikesh railway station is only at a distance of 6 km from Ram Jhula. You can either hire an auto-rickshaw or a car from the station to reach the bridge. Rishikesh is very well connected by motorable roads to Delhi, Haridwar, and Dehradun.

Lakshman Jhula Rishikesh: 

Lakshman jhula is another bridge in Tapovan village of Rishikesh across the holy river Ganga, which was constructed in1939. It is 450 feet in length and 70 feet high above the river and has been standing as it has been since it was built. It provides ideal spots to visit hills and forests. It connects one side of Rishikesh to another side of ashrams and Temples. Some famous spots to visit nearby this Jhula are Tera Manzil temple and Lakshman Temple. 

The Laxman Jhula was built in honour of Lord Laxman. As the folklore says, it is the exact place where Laxman ji crossed the River Ganga on the jute ropes. The Ram jhula and Lakshman jhula are hardly at a distance of 10 km.

Triveni Ghat: 

Triveni ghat is famous and the biggest Ghat in Rishikesh,  which is situated on the bank of river Ganga. It also serves as the meeting point of three sacred rivers: Ganga, Yamuna, and Saraswati. Triveni ghat is primarily famous for Ganga Aarti, which is performed with the chants of Vedic hymns. The Ganga Aarti in this Ghat starts at 6:00 pm and ends at 7:00 pm. The Triveni Ghat is considered a divine site as it is assumed that a holy dip in the river will rinse away all our sins and provide salvation. One can also encounter another holy spot, Parmarth Niketan Ashram, during their trip to Triveni ghat. 

Parmarth Niketan Ashram 

One of the largest Ashram in Rishikesh, lying on the bank of river Ganga. A famous landmark is Lakshman Jhula, which is around 2.6 km from there. Being the largest Ashram, it provides over 1000 rooms for pilgrims furnished with all types of facilities. It celebrates a serene and pleasant atmosphere where yoga and meditation classes are the routine part. To feel the tranquil environment of those mesmerising gardens, plenty of pilgrims come from all corners Of the Earth. Every day, a crowd of visitors comes here to attend Ganga Aarti. 

If you have enough time here in Rishikesh, we recommend you visit the above-mentioned places for a wonderful experience. Besides, you can take part in adventurous activities such as Rafting, Camping, Bungee Jumping, etc. 

Neelkanth Mahadev Temple 

A popular Hindu pilgrimage site for the Devotees of Lord Shiva, Neelkanth Mahadev Temple is situated in Pauri Garhwal District of Uttarakhand, India. That is around 30 km from Rishikesh. So, arrivals can reach the temple by hiring a taxi from the famous landmark Ramjhula within 1 hour. This elegant Neelkanth Mahadev Temple is surrounded by eye-pleasing valleys of Manikoot, Brahmakoot, and Vishnu Koot. For this reason, many devotees and nature lovers come here to dive into the spirituality of the temple and the charm of the place. Apart from this, Mahashivratri is a famous festival celebrated here. So if you want to double your joy of the festival then Neelkanth Mahadev Temple is open for devotees. 

As per Hindu beliefs, during Samudra Manthan, Lord Shiva consumed the poison, which emerged from the sea when Devas and Asuras were churning the ocean for Amrita. Following this incident, Lord Shiva came here and indulged in deep meditation to undo the burning pain of Poison in the throat. Since then, this place has had a religious significance and is one of the most visited pious sites in Rishikesh.