Divyaansh Travels · North India by Road
Haridwar &
Rishikesh
Two towns on the Ganga, roughly 25 km apart — one built around the river's holiest ghat, the other around ashrams, yoga schools and the rapids upstream. One taxi, one driver, no train transfers in between.
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What You'll See
One river, two moods.
Where the Ganga Meets the Plains
The point where the river leaves the Himalayas and becomes the plains' Ganga — built almost entirely around Har Ki Pauri and its evening aarti.
- Har Ki Pauri Aarti
- Mansa Devi (ropeway)
- Chandi Devi
- Chotiwala Bazaar
The Yoga Capital
Ashrams, suspension bridges and rapids just upstream — the town where the Ganga is still cold and blue-green, not yet the plains' river.
- Laxman Jhula
- Ram Jhula
- Triveni Ghat Aarti
- White-water Rafting
- Beatles Ashram
Day by Day
The road, mapped out.
Delhi → Haridwar
Morning pickup, drive north to Haridwar. Afternoon free, then the Ganga Aarti at Har Ki Pauri at sunset. Overnight in Haridwar.
Haridwar Temples → Rishikesh
Morning ropeway up to Mansa Devi and Chandi Devi, then a short drive to Rishikesh. Evening at Triveni Ghat for the second aarti of the trip. Overnight in Rishikesh.
Rafting & Rishikesh Sightseeing
Morning white-water rafting session (16 km or 26 km stretch, on request), then Laxman Jhula, Ram Jhula and the Beatles Ashram in the afternoon. Overnight in Rishikesh.
Rishikesh → Delhi Drop
Free morning for a yoga class or riverside walk, then the drive back to Delhi. Drop at airport, station or hotel.
Doing 3 days? Skip the second Rishikesh day and combine sightseeing with the rafting day. Doing 5? Add a day at an ashram or extend to Devprayag for the river confluence.
Fare Card
Vehicle pricing for this route.
Per-day vehicle rate. Final total depends on days, season and any extra stops — confirm the exact number on WhatsApp. Rafting is booked and paid locally, not part of the vehicle fare.
Included
- Driver & fuel for the route
- Vehicle for the full trip
- Toll & parking per itinerary
- All pickup/drop transfers
Not Included
- Hotel accommodation
- Rafting, ropeway & temple donations
- Meals
- Anything outside the confirmed plan
Traveller's Notes
Before you book.
3–5 days covers it well. 3 is enough for the aartis and one Rishikesh activity; 5 leaves room for an ashram stay or a Devprayag day trip.
No — rafting operators in Rishikesh charge separately and vary by season and rapid grade. We can point you to a reliable operator on the day.
Yes — it's a starting plan. Add an ashram stay, extend toward Devprayag, or drop a day, and we'll re-quote the per-day rate.
Both Har Ki Pauri and Triveni Ghat hold their aarti around sunset, timing shifts slightly with the season — we plan the day around it.
From the Road
Recent trips.
"Driver timed our arrival at Har Ki Pauri perfectly for the evening aarti — didn't have to rush or wait around."
Anjali BishtHaridwar"Booked the rafting through the same guy our driver recommended — smooth from pickup to the river and back."
Rohan KapoorDelhi"Four days was the right amount of time. Loved that we could add an extra half-day in Rishikesh without any fuss."
Simran KaurChandigarh