Rishikesh Zipline Adventure

Our Rishikesh zip tour features two sensational zip lines up to 400m long that catapult you across the white water rapids at Shivpuri, with unbelievable views of the Himalayan foothills, the mighty Ganga, and the rafting crews way down below.
The tour takes 45-60 minutes, including safety brief, practice zip, zip tour and the (customary) short forest walk. It's an ideal adventure to add to a day to your white water rafting or trekking trip.

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Gangotri Dham in Uttarakhand

Located at an elevation of 3200 m above the sea level, Gangotri temple is dedicated to the River Goddess Ganga, a symbol of purity. The seat of Goddess Ganga, Gangotri is one of the four destinations of the most revered Chardham Yatra of Uttarakhand. River Ganga originates from Gaumukh in Gangotri Glacier and at the originating point, it is called Bhagirathi River. This glacier is around 19 km from Gangotri.  Located on the banks of the Bhagirathi River, the temple was originally constructed by Amar Singh Thapa, the Gurkha general during the first half of the 18th century.

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Rajaji Tiger Reserve Park in Rishikesh

Rajaji National Park and Tiger Reserve were closed on 15 June 2017, Thursday evening for the repair and the maintenance of the during the monsoon season. This summer season, the footfall of tourists has crossed 39,000, the figure seeing a  rise   each passing year since 2015. With the monsoon season approaching, Rajaji tiger reserve has been closed for tourists for the next five months. This means that the wild life lovers would not be able to do safaris since the tracks get washed away and the seasonal rivers criss- crossing the park get  into full spate following the onset of the monsoon season hitting the state  from 15 June. The five tourist circuits of Rajaji Tiger Reserve — Chilla, Motichur, Ranipur, Mohand and Asarodhi- have been closed for the tourists during the monsoon break.

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Deoria Tal Lake Trek in Uttarakhand

Deoria Tal and Chandrashila Trek with Chopta is a short trek up to the most spellbinding peaks in Garhwal district. The first bit of this trekking journey takes one to Deoria Tal where one can relish the charming beauty of its lake standing at 2438m. It is from the Chaukhamba Peak where one can capture gorgeous views of the Deoria Tal Lake and its mirror-like waters. Deoria Tal is a lake located about 3 km on an uphill trek from the villages of Mastura and Sari, on the Ukhimath-Chopta road in Uttarakhand. Alternately, one can trek to Deoria Tal from Ukhimath, a fairly comfortable 7 km trek. There are options of overnight camping, jungle trek etc.

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Happy International Day of Yoga 2017

Yoga is a 5,000-year-old physical, mental and spiritual practice Having its origin in India, Which Aims to transform both body and mind. On December 11 in 2014, the United Nations General Assembly declared June 21st as the International Day of Yoga. The declaration came after the call for the adoption of June 21st as International Day of Yoga by Hon’ble Indian Prime Minister, Mr. Narendra Modi during his address to UN General Assembly on September 27, 2014 wherein he stated: "Yoga is an invaluable gift of India's ancient tradition.

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Pack your Bags and Get Ready for Some Treks!!

If you are trekking lover then you must go for trekking in rishikesh. A portion of the waterfalls likewise have limestone hollows close them. The most wonderful waterfalls around Rishikesh are: Neergadh Waterfall, Garud Chatti Waterfall and the Patna Waterfall. The trekking to the waterfall is a gutsy movement as it includes strolling through the wilderness on slender trails. The excellence of these waterfalls is amazing, all the hardwork and trekking gets to be advantageous once you achieve the waterfall. It is to a great degree invigorating to remain close to the waterfall.

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Luxury Cottages in Rishikesh

Enjoy the natural and beautiful stay in luxury camping facility provided by us. To enhance your stay and make it wonderful, these tents have been decorated to provide you a homely stay. Each tent can accommodate three beds that are available in the  Jungle Camp, Luxury Jungle Camp. Nutritious food is served, that is cooked in kitchen and served to you steaming hot.  For all those people who love fun and adventure, it is an opportunity they would scarcely like to miss.

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Only 15 days left for River Rafting, Hurry up!!

The capital of white water rafting in India, Rishikesh calls out to the adventure buffs from all over the world. There isn’t a better feeling than swirling in the emerald water of Ganges that runs parallel to the lofty chain of mountains. While whirling through the rapids on a urethane float called a Raft, you will forget everything and shall literally ‘Go with the flow!’ There are basically four rafting points in Rishikesh that differs in distance, difficulty level and number of rapids and grade of rapids (I, II, III, and IV) and in order to fully enjoy rafting it is a must to know which point or stretch would be better for an individual.

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Bharat Mandir, Rishikesh, Uttarakhand

Bharat Mandir (Temple) is situated in the heart of the township of Rishikesh. It is approximately half kilometer away from the Triveni Ghat, the famous river bank in the town. Said to be the oldest temple in Rishikesh, it is also regarded as one of the most ancient shrines in India. According to historical evidences, Adiguru Shankracharya, the great theologian, laid the foundation stone of Bharat Mandir (Temple). The temple has been named after Lord Ram's second brother 'Bharat'; however the presiding deity of this temple is Lord Vishnu, 'the Preserver'.

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Rajaji National Park in Uttarakhand

Rajaji National Park is a very famous tourist destination located in the India state of Uttarakhand. The region is mainly famous for the Asian Elephant Reserve. Main transport options around the reserve are jeeps safaris. Private vehicles are not allowed inside the Reserve forest, and this is one point to note while taking up a trip to Rajaji. It is 2-3 hours safari by Jeep, in morning time (Gate open: 07-09 am) and in evening time (Gate open 3-5pm) in which you can experience Jungle.At Rajaji you can get the chance of viewing Spotted Deer, Sambhar, Wild Boar, tiger, leopard, Barking deer, Goral Two kinds of Bears Himalayan Black and Sloth, and over 400 bird species makes Rajaji National Park a perfect wild life safari and bird watching destination.

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Trek to Chandrashila in Uttarakhand

Tungnath trek is short and easy in the Chopta Tungnath trek which runs parallel to the sky-scraping Himalayan Treks. Tungnath is the highest temple of Garhwal. During this hiking, one can enjoy clear view of majestic peaks of Panchchuli, Nanda Devi, Nilkanth and Kedarnath. Chopta gives a picturesque view of the Himalayas. In the early spring the Rhododendron forest glow red as the flowers bloom. The summit of the Chandrashilla peak provides a breathtaking 360 degree view. Views, which go far beyond the simple "view of mountains".

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Trekking into Garhwal Himalayas

One of the main attractions of the destination is a trek into Garhwal Himalayas. Treks in garhwal gives ample opportunities of trekking to adventure enthusiast. Garhwal Himalayas offers all ranges of trekking tours from soft treks to hard treks as well as trekking expedition.Throwing a difficult challenge to the adventure junkies, Himalayas stand tall guarding the northern precincts of India. Clad in snow all the year round, Himalayas have irresistible charm that bewitches the nerves of adventure lovers as well as leisure travelers from all across the world.

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History of International Yoga Festival

International Yoga Festival was started in the year 1999 in Rishikesh, Parmarth Niketan Ashram. The early meditative classes were held under the guidance of Pujya Shri Swami Veda Bharat Ji, while the Yoga asanas were taught by Yogacharya Shri Bharat Bhushan Ji.
Since its inception, there has been no looking back. The popularity of the yoga festival grows every passing year. The 2010 edition became the most successful event as it witnessed a maximum number of participants. The credit for the success of the festival coincides with the auspicious event of Maha Kumbh Mela which took place during the same time of the year. The popularity of the festival keeps growing as more and more discover the benefits of yoga.

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