Rishikesh

Rishikesh is a popular destination for spiritual seekers and adventure enthusiasts due to its serene surroundings and proximity to the Himalayas. While it may not be known for its shopping scene, there are still a few places in Rishikesh where one can enjoy street shopping.  Table of Contents1. Ram Jhula Market: 2. Laxman Jhula Market:...Read More

Laxman Jhula is an Iconic bridge in Rishikesh which helps people get from one side of the river Ganga to the other side. Laxman Jhula is one of the most photographed spots while in Rishikesh but very few people actually know the history of Laxman Jhula. This post will help you get in-depth information. Laxman...Read More

Camping along the banks of the River Ganga in Rishikesh is an absolute must but when you go camping there are a few things you need to keep in mind while you plan. Not all campsites provide the same experience but listed below are things you should experience while you’re camping.  This is your experience...Read More

November is the perfect time to visit the holy town of Rishikesh since it’s during this month that winter sets in and the mercury level dips so you’ll have a pleasant day and cold night. It’s also not peak season so everything will be affordable and not as costly as what things are during the...Read More

Travelling to Rajasthan and not planning a visit to the holy town of Pushkar is a mistake you should avoid. Listed below are reasons on why you should visit Pushkar while on a backpacking trip around Rajasthan. Table of Contents1. Pushkar Lake: 2. Brahma Temple: 3. Pushkar Camel Fair: 4. Ghats and Temples:5. Hot Air...Read More

The Beatles Ashram is located in Rishikesh and is a short walk from Ram Jhula which is at the heart of this religious town. The ashram is open seven days a week between 10 am to 4 pm. The entry fee to the ashram is INR 75 per person for Indian nationals and INR 150...Read More

Rishikesh, the holy town along the foothills of the Himalayas located along the Ganges is an ideal place to backpack during the dry months from October to May.  click here for Rishikesh Road Trips Table of ContentsTravelling gear:Rishikesh Clothing:Personal:Rishikesh Accessories: Medical: Travelling gear: A rucksack of a minimum 50 litres. (Must have) A day pack to...Read More

Rishikesh, the adventure capital of India, also has the most number of river camping options in the Himalayas. Most of which are located around the Shivpuri to Neelkanth Mahadev Temple stretch along the river rafting route and the backwaters of the river which has been dubbed by many as beach sand camping.  Table of ContentsBooking...Read More

Rishikesh is the Gateway to the Garhwal Himalayas and also the Yoga capital of the world besides being an important Hindu religious site. Here are some things that can be done in this sacred city. Table of ContentsThe Ganga Aarti at Rishikesh Sunset by the Ganges River Rafting Camping Laxman and Ram JhulasHiking Yoga Visit the ashrams Have the street food Stay for...Read More

Girls love to travel and travelling solo for women comes along with their unique difficulties. The fact as it remains, most people think of India as an unsafe place for female travellers. This is partially true, but the fact also is that India is beautiful and has variations in its topography. With some tips and...Read More