Triveni Ghat

A sacred riverfront ghat where the confluence of the Ganga, Yamuna, and Saraswati rivers is believed to take place. It is famous for its evening Ganga Aarti, a spiritual ritual that attracts both locals and tourists for a mesmerizing experience.

Laxman Jhula and Ram Jhula

These iconic suspension bridges span the Ganges and offer stunning views of the river and surrounding hills. Laxman Jhula is believed to have been crossed by Lord Laxman on a jute rope, while Ram Jhula connects two key areas of Rishikesh.

Parmarth Niketan

One of the largest ashrams in Rishikesh, Parmarth Niketan offers yoga, meditation, and spiritual retreats. The ashram hosts the renowned International Yoga Festival and is known for its serene atmosphere and beautiful gardens.

Neer Garh Waterfall

A popular trekking spot, Neer Garh Waterfall is a natural cascade surrounded by lush greenery. The trek to the waterfall is relatively easy and offers a refreshing break with stunning views of the surrounding forests.

Beatles Ashram (Chaurasi Kutia)

This ashram gained fame after The Beatles visited in the 1960s. Now an art and graffiti-filled space, it offers a unique blend of spirituality, history, and art, making it a must-visit for fans and history enthusiasts.

Swarg Ashram

Located on the eastern bank of the Ganges, Swarg Ashram is a peaceful area filled with ashrams, temples, and meditation centers. It is an ideal spot for those seeking spiritual solace and offers scenic views of the river.

Tera Manzil Temple

This multi-storey temple is dedicated to various Hindu deities and offers panoramic views of the Ganges and Rishikesh from its upper floors. Each level is adorned with shrines, making it a spiritually enriching experience.

Rajaji National Park

India is home to the most diverse and beautiful wild life many of which are endangered.In 1972 the Wildlife Protection Act and Project Tiger were initiated and now there are 104 national parks in the country devoted to protecting animals. At the foothills of the Himalayas in Uttarakhand is this national park that is devoted to the protection of the Indian elephant.In 1983 Chilla,Motichur and Rajaji sanctuaries were merged into one national park, over an area of 820sq km.The Ganga river passes through this park provides the nourishment for the forest cover which is diverse ,ranging from broadleaved deciduous forest to pine trees, from riverine vegetation to grasslands.

This natural environment boasts of the largest number of elephants,about 500. Other animals you will see are the chital,sambur,barking deer,nilgai,wild boars and the sloth bear. The park is closed between June to November. Wildlife Jeep safaris are arranged at the gate in morning and evening shifts.

Shivpuri

A hub for adventure seekers, Shivpuri is famous for its river rafting experiences on the Ganges. The area also offers camping opportunities along the riverbank, with breathtaking views and thrilling activities like trekking, rock climbing, kayaking, mountaineering, and even bungee jumping.