Morning: Start your trip by exploring Ram Jhula, one of the two suspension bridges in Rishikesh. The bridge offers a beautiful view of the Ganges river and the surrounding mountains.
Afternoon: Head to Triveni Ghat, a sacred bathing spot where three rivers meet. Take a dip in the river and witness the evening aarti (prayer ceremony) with the locals.
Evening: End your day at Beatles Ashram, also known as Maharishi Mahesh Yogi Ashram. The abandoned ashram is covered in beautiful street art and offers a serene environment for meditation and yoga.
Morning: Start your day by heading to Neer Garh Waterfall, an offbeat and less-crowded waterfall compared to other tourist spots in Rishikesh. The hike to the waterfall is about 30 minutes and offers a beautiful view of the valley.
Afternoon: Head to The Sitting Elephant, a vegetarian restaurant that offers delicious food and a beautiful view of the surrounding mountains.
Evening: End your day by visiting Parmarth Niketan, a spiritual ashram that offers evening aarti (prayer ceremony) with the locals and an opportunity to learn about Indian culture and spirituality.
Morning: Start your day by heading to Rajaji National Park, known for its diverse flora and fauna, the park offers a Jeep safari ride that lets you witness the beauty of nature up close.
Afternoon: Head to Ganga Beach Cafe, a restaurant that offers delicious food and a stunning view of the Ganges river.
Evening: End your day by visiting Swarg Ashram, a spiritual ashram that offers evening aarti (prayer ceremony) and a peaceful environment for meditation and yoga.
Morning: Start your day by visiting Vashishta Gufa, a cave where sage Vashishta is believed to have meditated for many years. The cave offers a peaceful environment for meditation.
Afternoon: Head to The Glasshouse on the Ganges, a beautiful resort that offers delicious food and a stunning view of the Ganges river.
Evening: End your day by visiting Trimbakeshwar Temple, a beautiful temple dedicated to Lord Shiva that offers evening aarti (prayer ceremony) and a peaceful environment for meditation.
If you have time, consider visiting the following places as well: