Overview

• Exploring the top 5 things to do in Rishikesh 

Table of Content

• River Rafting
• Waterfall Trekking
• Cliff Jumping
• Exploring the Laxman Jhula, Ram Jhula and Janki Setu
• Visit the Beatles Ashram

Introduction

Did you have any idea that Rishikesh would one say one is of the experience capitals of India? Here is a finished rundown of the very best activities in Rishikesh for those looking for experience!

Rishikesh has for some time been the spiritual destination. The strong flow of the heavenly Ganges has generally drawn in those looking forbearing and motivated by ardent Hindus, yoga and reflection masters, and, surprisingly, the Beatles! Truth be told, Rishikesh is frequently alluded to as the Land of God.

Notwithstanding, what many individuals don’t understand is that Rishikesh is well known for two names, the last option being The Adventure Capital of India. Furthermore, it’s not difficult to see the reason why; from whitewater boating on the Ganges to wilderness cascade journeying, this Uttarakhand pearl is stacked with experience potential.

In this aide, I’ll frame the absolute best activities in Rishikesh for those of you looking for adrenaline and experience.

1. River Rafting 

Since the rafting scene is genuinely enormous in Rishikesh, there are various organizations and visits publicizing whitewater trips. You’ll likewise observe various courses in light of your experience.

This Rishikesh whitewater boating visit is truly outstanding and most savvy in Rishikesh and offers four choices:

• 9km from Brahmapuri to Nim beach
• 16km from Shivpuri to Nim beach,
• 25km from Marine Drive to Nim beach
• 35km from Kodiyala to Nim beach.

The pricing of the rafting will vary according to the number of people and the distance you cover, but it is very affordable as compared to other parts of India.

1. Waterfall Trekking

While a ton of the Rishikesh experience exercises and attractions on this rundown include some sort of paid visit, climbs are generally an incredible free choice. They’re far and away superior on the off chance that a cascade is involved. There are many hidden waterfalls in Rishikesh, but the top best 3 waterfalls are listed below:

• Neer Garh Waterfall
• Patna Waterfall
• Garud Chatti Waterfall

1. Cliff Jumping

The lofty banks of the Ganges River have some legendary precipice hopping spots. You’ll frequently observe gatherings sending off the enormous rocks and sharp dikes into pools of quiet Ganga water.

There are many great spots going from little, 3-meter drops to epic 15-meter+ hops. 

1. Walk across the Lakshman Jhula, Ram Jhula and Janki Setu

Lakshman Jhula, also spelt Laxman Jhula, is a red iron suspension bridge that crosses the Ganges River in the popular tourist area of Tapovan in Rishikesh. You’ll wind up adding this to your rundown of things to see in Rishikesh and could even wind up here without realizing while crossing from Tapovan to Jonk, either on a bistro creep or simply pondering around the blessed city.  Another famous bridge is the Ram Jhula. This is found just a little further upstream on the Ganges River in Rishikesh. There’s also a nice place you can relax near the bridge, known as Ram Jhula Beach.

Same like Laxman Jhula and Ram Jhula, Janki Setu is also very similar. You’ll find peace over there. There are near about 30+ temples next to these jhulas, you can explore those and visit them. 

Tip: There is a lovely sanctuary close to Lakshman Jhula span in Tapovan called Tera Manzil Temple (Lakshman Temple or Trimbakeshwar Temple). You’ll see this on the southern banks of River Ganga and it merits investigating!

1. Visit the Beatles Ashram

In any event, for the non-strict, going for a walk down to the Ganges River summons a few pretty strong and otherworldly feelings. Anybody who’s at any point been to Rishikesh could undoubtedly comprehend the reason why the Beatles picked the spot to look for motivation for their “White Album” during the 1960s. What’s more, it appears it was by and large the thing Lennon and McCartney required since the hit later proceeded to sell 24 million duplicates, the third most elevated selling collection ever.

During that time, The Beatles studied Transcendental Meditation with Maharishi Mahesh Yogi at a then, quaint forest Ashram on the Ganges shoreline. Presently, the Maharishi Mahesh Yogi Ashram is done showing yoga or reflection yet is rather a “historical center like” objective named The Beatles Ashram.

Arriving from Rishikesh requires about 30-40 minutes of relaxed strolling and passage tickets cost 600 rupees for outsiders. Notwithstanding, we had the option to effortlessly sneak in free of charge by walking around from the waterway bank (you didn’t hear it from me).

Conclusion

That wraps up the rundown of the best activities in Rishikesh. Assuming that you’re now here, or as yet arranging your excursion, consider perusing the underneath ways to visit before you click out. I ensure you’ll learn something!