Day tour of Rishikesh with Ganga Aarti ceremony

• English-speaking guide • All applicable taxes • Bottled water

• Meals and beverages • Lunch is not provided • Tips are excluded • Private transport is not included

• Nearby public transport is accessible. • Infants must sit on an adult's lap. • Infant seats can be provided. • Not advisable for those with cardiovascular issues. • Accommodates individuals of all fitness levels.

To receive a full refund, cancellations must be made at least 24 hours prior to the scheduled departure.

The designated meeting location is Janki Setu Bridge in Rishikesh.

• The Beatles Ashram, located in Rishikesh, serves as a peaceful retreat where the famous band drew inspiration during their 1968 visit. Situated within Rajaji National Park, this spiritual site boasts impressive graffiti art, calming meditation halls, and a rich history of music and mindfulness, appealing to Beatles enthusiasts and peace seekers. • Parmarth Niketan Ashram, found along the banks of the Ganges in Rishikesh, is a tranquil spiritual sanctuary. Known for its yoga and meditation sessions, as well as the daily Ganga Aarti, the ashram invites individuals from around the globe. It features a serene atmosphere, beautiful gardens, and a chance to engage with traditional Indian practices and holistic health. • Gita Bhavan, Rishikesh Located by the sacred Ganga River, Gita Bhavan is a peaceful ashram that provides complimentary lodging for pilgrims. Decorated with vibrant murals illustrating scenes from Hindu texts, it acts as a center for spiritual seekers. Visitors can find calm surroundings, partake in daily satsangs, meditate, and enjoy traditional Indian vegetarian meals. • Ram Jhula, a notable suspension bridge in Rishikesh, crosses the Ganga River and links Swarg Ashram to Sivananda Ashram. Constructed in 1986, it offers stunning views of the river and nearby hills. This spiritual hub leads to temples, ashrams, and vibrant markets, encapsulating Rishikesh's cultural and spiritual spirit. • While Rishikesh is celebrated for its spiritual character, its peaceful river beaches along the Ganges remain hidden treasures. • The Ganga Aarti in Rishikesh is an enchanting spiritual ritual that takes place at the riverbank. As darkness falls, priests recite Vedic mantras, and oil lamps light up the riverbanks. Worshippers pray, releasing floating diyas onto the sacred Ganges. This tranquil ceremony reflects devotion, serenity, and a deep connection to nature's purity.