You will be taken on a local sightseeing tour of Haridwar by one of our tour guides. Visit the Anandmai Ashram, the India Mata Mandir, the Saptrishi Ashram, the Pawan Dham, the Maya Devi, the Parmarth, the Bhuma Niketan, the Shanti Kunj, the Parad (Mercury) Shivling in the Kankhal Region, the Mansa Hindu deity, and Chandi Devi (via ropeway).

Go to Rishikesh, which is known for the Ganges River and its ashrams. Learn about philosophical studies, yoga, and meditation by visiting an ashram. Get to Triveni in the evening to observe the sacred Ganges River Aarti,  Return to the hotel where you will be staying the night.

Triveni Ghat: On the banks of the Ganga, this shrine is where worshippers go to pray and take holy baths. In this location, devotees take baths in the belief that the water may cleanse them. In the morning, people typically give milk to the river and feed the fish. In honor of the Aarthi event, lights are floating across the lake after sunset. Enjoy your hotel (Rishikesh) stay for the night.

Visit the Rishikesh tourist spots after your morning meal. Rishikesh, often known as the “place of sages,” is located where the Chandrabhaga and Ganga rivers converge. Return to Delhi in the afternoon, then check into your hotel for the night.

Eat breakfast first thing in the morning. Travel to the historic district of Delhi and have a blast there. Visit the Red Fort, Raj Ghat, and Jama Masjid without fail. You may also visit the capital city and the spice bazaar at Chandni Chowk. Visit the impressive India Gate, the largest stone tower in the nation, the Qutub Minar, Rastrapathi Bhawan, and the Akshardham temple. You will then be driven to the airport in preparation for your late flight.