Delhi-Rishikesh

Rishikesh - A drive of approximately 4.5 to 5 hours

The Beatles Ashram - Explore the atmospheric remnants of the Maharishi Mahesh Yogi Ashram, commonly known as the Beatles Ashram. This forested campus, with its meditation huts, lecture halls, and graffiti-adorned domes, quietly echoes a significant cultural moment. In 1968, The Beatles visited to study transcendental meditation with Maharishi Mahesh Yogi, playing a pivotal role in introducing Eastern meditation practices to Western audiences. Today, nature and art have reclaimed the abandoned structures, creating a unique fusion of spirituality, history, and street art that offers visitors a glimpse into the counterculture era that bridged Indian philosophy with global pop culture.

Ram Jhula - The elegant iron span of Ram Jhula gracefully extends over the emerald waters of the Ganges, connecting vibrant temples and ashrams on either side of the river. Walking across this suspension bridge is a quintessential Rishikesh experience: monks in saffron robes, pilgrims with offerings, motorbikes weaving through pedestrians, and views of the Himalayan foothills rising beyond the riverbanks. From the center of the bridge, the Ganges appears calm and expansive, and the rhythm of temple bells and river breezes makes the crossing feel like a small pilgrimage in itself.

Rishikesh_Haridwar

Mansa Devi Temple - Situated high on the Shivalik Hills above Haridwar, the revered Mansa Devi Temple offers both spiritual significance and panoramic views of the Ganges plains. Dedicated to the goddess Mansa Devi—whose name derives from the Sanskrit “manasa,” meaning “wish of the mind”—the temple draws pilgrims who tie sacred threads to temple railings while making a wish. Visitors can reach the shrine by a short trek through hillside paths or by ropeway, and from the top, the city of Haridwar unfolds below with the river winding through it.

Har ki Pauri - The sacred ghats of Har Ki Pauri are among the most significant pilgrimage sites in Hinduism. According to tradition preserved in the Skanda Purana, this is where drops of the divine nectar of immortality fell during the mythical churning of the cosmic ocean. Pilgrims descend the stone steps to touch the swift waters of the Ganges, believing the river possesses purifying properties—an idea deeply rooted in Indian religious literature for millennia. The area is always vibrant with ringing bells, flower sellers, saffron-clad ascetics, and families performing rituals, offering one of the most vivid and authentic glimpses of living Hindu tradition.

New Delhi - A drive of approximately 4.5 to 5 hours

• Private transportation
• Entrance fees
• Breakfast
• 1 night stay in Hotel in Rishikesh

Embark on a spiritual journey through India with a 2-day excursion from Delhi to Rishikesh and Haridwar. This private tour offers an immersive experience in yoga traditions and sacred rituals, beginning with a visit to the renowned Beatles Ashram, a pivotal site for meditation in the West. Stroll across the Ram Jhula bridge, participate in a peaceful yoga session, and experience the mesmerizing Ganga Aarti ceremony. On the following day, hike or take a cable car to the Mansa Devi Temple and discover the revered ghats of Har Ki Pauri, celebrated for their spiritual importance. Perfect for seekers and spiritual travelers eager to connect deeply with India’s rich cultural heritage.

• Private 2-day tour from Delhi highlighting yoga and meditation
• Explore the Beatles Ashram and the sacred Ganga Aarti ceremony
• Hike to Mansa Devi Temple with stunning views or opt for a cable car
• Discover Har Ki Pauri, a key pilgrimage site in Hinduism

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.