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New Delhi to Haridwar
Sightseeing in Haridwar
Location 1: Har Ki Pauri
One of the most famous ghats and a prominent landmark in Haridwar,
Har Ki Pauri is believed to be the place where the holy river Ganga
exits from the mountains. According to legends, the ghat got its
name from the foot imprint of Lord Vishnu on one of the stones in
the ghat. A large number of devotees come to Har Ki Pauri to take
a dip in the holy water and attend the evening Ganga Aarti, a
sunset prayer accompanied by music on the banks of the river.
The Ghat becomes a sight for sore eyes when the Ganga aarti is
performed, with bells ringing and diyas flaming everywhere.
Location 2: Mansa Devi
Mansa Devi Temple is one of the Sidhpeeths (with Chandi Devi and
Maya Devi), located at Bilwa Parvat near Haridwar. It is one of
the most revered shrines in Uttrakhand. The holy temple is sacred
to Goddess Mansa, a form of Shakti emerged from the mind of great
Sage Kashyap. Inside the main sanctum of the temple, there are two
idols that devotees worship. The view of the city from the temple
is breathtaking. To reach the temple, pilgrims could either trek
for 3 kilometers or take a ropeway ride, also known as Mansa Devi
Udan Khatola.
Location 3: Chandi Devi
Located at an elevation of 2900 meters, Chandi Devi Temple is
perched on Neel Parvat, 4 km away from Haridwar city. The temple
is dedicated to Goddess Chandi and is believed to be a Siddh Peeth
where wishes get fulfilled. As per mythology, Chandika Devi rested
on Neel Parvat for a while. Hence the temple was constructed here
in 1929 by King of Kashmir, Raja Suchan Singh. However, the idol
of Chandi Devi is said to be established by great saint Adi
Shankaracharya in 8th century AD. Chandi Devi Temple can be reached
by either 4 km steep trek from Haridwar or by Ropeway ride also
known as Chandi Devi Udankhatola.
The hilltop provides panoramic views of the Haridwar city.
It is advised to dress modestly while visiting the temple.
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Haridwar to Rishikesh
Sightseeing in Rishikesh
Location 1: Bharat Mandir
Bharat Mandir is one of the ancient temples of Rishikesh
dedicated to Lord Hrishikesh Narayan, who is believed to
be the incarnation of Lord Vishnu in Kaliyug. The temple
holds a lot of mythological significance, as it is said
that five Pandavas along with Draupadi visited here on
their way to heaven. Right opposite the main entrance
of the temple there is an age-old tree which is actually
a combination of three different trees connected to each
other through roots.
The temple also boats of a museum exhibiting sculptures,
pottery and decorated bricks found in the temple premises
during excavation.
Location 2: Ram Jhula
One of the most visited attractions of Rishikesh, Ram Jhula
is located only a few miles downstream from the famous Laxman
Jhula. A 750 feet long suspending bridge, it is situated right
above river Ganga connecting the shores. Surrounded by the
beauty of lush green mountains, it is quite identical to Laxman
Jhula in its construction and design. Take a stroll on the
bridge and admire the scenic surroundings filled with positivity.
Location 3: Parmarth Niketan
Parmarth Niketan is the largest ashram in Rishikesh. This
spiritual haven, founded in 1942 is spread over an area of
8 acres. It features a lush green manicured garden, 1000
well-furnished residential rooms, Parmarth Gurukul, Swami
Shukdevanand Charitable Hospital, and Parmarth Niketan
(a school that provides free education). The ashram also
runs various programs for Yoga, tree plantation, organic
farming, and sanitation. Daily life in the ashram includes
morning prayers, meditation classes, satsangs, and lectures,
ending with a peaceful Ganga aarti.
Also, the institute organizes free camps for pranayama,
stress management, acupressure, Reiki, Ayurveda, and
other ancient Indian sciences. Inside the ashram, one
can see the 14 feet statue of Lord Shiva and a sacred
tree, Kalpavriksha. The ashram also performs sacred
Indian wedding ceremonies. It is suggested to dress modestly.
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Rishikesh to Mussoorie
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Sightseeing in Mussoorie
Location 1: Kempty Falls
Set amidst high mountain ranges, Kempty Falls was developed
by the Britishers in 1835 as a little hideout to enjoy tea.
Located about 4,500 feet above the sea level, the milky white
streams crash against the boulders before it falls into a jade
pool. The pool is surrounded by shacks where one could enjoy
food or sit and watch the picturesque view of the falls. Once
here, visitors could enjoy swimming and an ample number of
activities. To reach the pool of the waterfall, one could
either walk or take a ropeway ride.
Location 2: Mall road
Located in the heart of the city, Mussoorie Mall Road
stretches from Picture Palace to the Library. It is
the main promenade of Mussoorie and known for its
shopping avenues, colonial-era architecture and
viewpoints. Across the road, there are many shops
selling designed candles, trinkets, wooden handicrafts,
and etc. SBI Building, Methodist Church and Cambridge
book store are some of the famous landmarks on Mall Road.
Take a walk around Mall Road and take in the breathtaking view of
the mountains.
Location 3: Jwalaji Temple
Jwalaji or Jwaladevi Temple, one of the highly revered temples
in Mussoorie, is dedicated to Goddess Jwalamukhi, the deity of
Flaming Mouth. It is considered to be an incarnation of Goddess
Durga. 9 km away from Mussoorie, the temple is located at the
top of Binog Hill at an altitude of 2,104 meters, in the lap of
Shivalik range. Apart from devotees, the temple which is surrounded
by lush green forests is a major attraction for nature lovers as well.
Constructed against a wooded spur, the temple's dome was glided by
Maharaja Ranjit Singh. Comfortable shoes are recommended as one needs
to walk a bit through the rugged terrain to reach the temple. Dress
modestly when you are visiting the temple.
Location 4: Lake Mist
A popular tourist attraction in Mussoorie, Lake Mist is an ideal
picnic spot for spending moments of repose with friends and family.
This small pristine lake is located at about 10 km from Mussoorie,
5 km before Kempty Falls. Close to the lake, there are several
waterfalls which add to the natural beauty.
Tourists can indulge in boating or can simply take a peaceful
stroll along the lakeside. To promote tourism, a number of
accommodation options and restaurants have been set up around
the lake.
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