Top Rishikesh Mountain Bike Tours

The Ganga Aarti ceremony is a sacred ritual in the Hindu religion and pays tribute to the great Ganges River. Experience the evening Ganga Aarti during your time in Rishikesh to get a deeper sense of Hinduism. This private tour includes a tour guide who can explain the various parts of the ceremony so you can understand the ins and outs. Hotel pickup and drop-off is included.

When the sun goes down in Rishikesh, the city comes to life, illuminating in a medley of lights and evening activity. Your tour guide will take you to Parmath Niketan Ashram, the largest center for meditation and yogic culture in the city, just by the banks of the Ganges, and walk along its lit path down the river. Make your way towards Ganga Mandir, a famous temple dedicated to the Goddess Ganga, and the Swarg Ashram as they illuminate in the night, learning about their history from your guide. At the view point, you can get that perfect panoramic shot of the city in all its lights, before heading to one of the local hangout spots for some tea or coffee. While there you can meet and swap stories with the locals, learning about daily life. It's time for history as you go visit the Maharani Sri Vidyawati Kuor and to Laxman Jhula. The latter is an iron suspension bridge in the city, where you can see the cityscape's lights reflecting off the river as you hear stories about the bridge.

This cave was founded by Saraswati Nijanand swami Ji and is dedicated to Guru Gorakshnath. Alha Udals, one of the very famous spiritual guru meditated inside these caves followed by many other famous gurus. The name Jhilmil comes from Guru Jhilmila Ji who also lived one of these caves. A visit to a Himalayan natural cave nearby Rishikesh, where ancient Hindus used to go for the spiritual retreat and most famous Hindu monk who attained enlightenment in the very cave, Swami Jhilmil Ji, Apart from cave you will also visit architecturally very rich temple of Shiva, is known as Neelkanth Mahadev in the midst of mountains n the Neelkanth Mountains. And you get back to Rishikesh by hiking through the Rajaji National Park ( wildlife sanctuary ), en-route, visit Mouni Baba cave, where you get a chance to have an interaction with a Hindu Naga Sadhu, who lives in the cave since childhood.