BADRINATH AULI
DURATION - 5 Night - 6 Days
Cost per person in Indian rupees

1st Day : Delhi to Haridwar (N.S)

2nd Day : Haridwar to Joshimath (N.S)

3rd Day : Joshimath to Badrinath (N.S) (Visit Auli by ropeway)

4th Day : Badrinath to Pipalkoti (N.S)

5th Day : Pipalkoti (N.S)

6th Day : Haridwar to Delhi

Covering Panch Prayag and Mana Village
Note : Tour ex Haridwar will be of 4 days 

KEDARNATH - BADRINATH
DURATION - 7 Nights - 8 Days
Cost per person in Indian rupees

1st Day : Delhi to Haridwar (N.S)

2nd Day : Haridwar to Sitapur (N.S)

3rd Day : Sitapur to Kedarnath (N.S)

4th Day : Kedarnath to Sitapur (N.S)

5th Day : Sitapur to Badrinath (N.S)

6th Day : Badrinath to Joshimath (N.S)

7th Day : Joshimath to Haridwar (N.S)

8th Day : Haridwar to Delhi

Note : tour ex Haridwar will be of 6 days

HARIDWAR -  RISHIKESH
DURATION - 1 Days
Cost per person in Indian rupees

Haridwar
Har ki Pauri: King Vikramaditya constructed this sacred Ghat in memory of his brother Bhatrihari who it is believed had come to Haridwar to meditate on the banks of the Ganga. This ghat later came to be known as Har-Ki-Pauri ( The ghat is regarded the most sacred and auspicious point to bathe in the Ganga during the 12 year Kumbh and the 6 year Ardh Kumbh.

Sapt Rishi Ashram and Sapt Sarovar: According to legend the Saptarshis (seven sages) were deep in meditation here. The Ganga, not wanting to disturb them split herself into seven streams (Sapt Sarovar) around them.

Mansa Devi Temple: The temple of Goddess Mansa Devi is situated at the top of Bilwa Parvat. The rope-way with its brightly colored cable cars take devotees to the old hilltop of Mansa Devi.

Chandi Devi Temple: The Chandi Devi temple at the top of Neel Parvat on river Gang's banks was built in1929 A.D. by the King of Kashmir-Suchat Singh. A three kilometers trek from Chandighat, it is believed that the main statue was established by the Adi Shankaracharya in 8th century AD. It is at a distance of six kilometers on Neel Parvat on the other bank of River Ganga.

Other Places of Interest: Kanva Rishio Ashram; Bilkeshwar Mahadev; Pawan Dham; Bhooma Niketan; Vaishnav Devi Temple; Bharat Mata Mandir; Doodhadhari Temple; Shahi Gurudwara; Jairam Ashram.


Rishikesh
Lakshman Jhula: Lakshman Jhula is a hanging bridge, built on the river Ganges, which forms one of the major tourist attractions of Rishikesh. As per legends, the bridge was initially a rickety, jute one that was used by Lakshman, Lord Ram's brother, to cross the river. The bridge, in its present iron form, was built in the year 1939. Standing on the Lakshman Jhula, you can have some of the most mesmerizing views of the Ganges.

Ram Jhula: Ram Jhula is another bridge in Rishikesh, made of iron, which looks quite similar in appearance to the Lakshman Jhula. It is also known by the name of Shivanand Jhula and has been constructed to pave way between Shivanand Ashram and Swarga Ashram.

Gita Bhavan:  Gita Bhavan is the name given to a building situated just by the side of the Lakshman Jhula. Constructed a few years back only, the bhavan is famous for housing magnificent statues and paintings, of the various characters in Hindu mythology.

Rishikund: Rishikund is a tank in Rishikesh, considered to be scared by the pilgrims. As per the legends, Goddess Yamuna filled this tank with water, after being pleased with Kubz, a saint.

Bharat Mandir: Bharat Mandir, contrary to what the name suggests, is not dedicated to Lord Ram's brother Bharat. Rather, it enshrines an idol of Lord Vishnu, which is said to be carved out of a single 'Salagram'. The temple was constructed by Adiguru Shankracharya, in 12th century. Located on the bank of the holy Ganges, the shrine is counted amongst the oldest temples in Rishikesh

Swarga Ashram: Swarga Ashram is a huge complex in Rishikesh, popular for housing several temples within its precincts. Throughout the complex, you can see magnificent statues of various Gods and Goddess. The ashram also comprises of a number of eating joints, apart from souvenir and other shops.

Triveni Ghat: Triveni Ghat, as the name suggests, is a bathing ghat in Rishikesh. It serves as the venue of a Maha Arti every day. Early in the morning as well as late in the evening, you will find pilgrims taking a dip in the holy waters of the ghat.

RISHIKESH - DEHRADUN - MUSSOORIE
DURATION - 2 Days
Cost per person in Indian rupees

Rishikesh
Lakshman Jhula: Lakshman Jhula is a hanging bridge, built on the river Ganges, which forms one of the major tourist attractions of Rishikesh. As per legends, the bridge was initially a rickety, jute one that was used by Lakshman, Lord Ram's brother, to cross the river. The bridge, in its present iron form, was built in the year 1939.

Ram Jhula: Ram Jhula is another bridge in Rishikesh, made of iron, which looks quite similar in appearance to the Lakshman Jhula.

Bharat Mandir: Adiguru Shankra Chrya, the Hindu saint built this temple in 12th century. The oldest temple of Rishikesh, it is located on the bank of river Ganges in the old town and enshrines the idol of Lord Vishnu, carved out of a single 'Saligram'. 

 Nilkanth Mahadeo: Hindu mythology says when the ocean was being churned out for “amrit” by the gods and the demons, first venom oozed out. Lord Shiva swallowed it here and the place got its name from that event.

Kailash Niketan Temple: Crossing Lakshman Jhula, the main temple you will see is Kailash Niketan Temple. It is a 13 storey structure slightly different from regular temples. The temple has sculptures of all the gods and goddesses.

Satya Narayan Temple: The idol of Lord Satyanarayan has been enshrined inside the temple located enroute to Rishikesh, 10 kms. away from Haridwar. The visitors use this place as a station to halt for a casual worship.

Triveni Ghat: Triveni Ghat, as the name suggests, is a bathing ghat in Rishikesh. It serves as the venue of a Maha Arti every day. Early in the morning as well as late in the evening, you will find pilgrims taking a dip in the holy waters of the ghat.

Dehradun
Durbar Shri Guru Ram Rai: This is one of the major sites of Sikh pilgrimage. The Sikh Guru Shri Ram Rai was ordered by Aurangzeb to leave the mughul dominions. The Guru, along with his followers, camped here and since then the town has grown into today’s Dehradun.

Forest Research Institute: The informative museum and the botanical garden are the main attractions of this institute. The institute is included in all the tour packages that have Dehradun as a destination in their itinerary.

Malsi Deer Park: Malsi Deer Park is a recently developed picnic spot cum mini zoological park on Mussoorie Road, situated approximately 9 km from Dehradun. This is a perfect place for refreshment as well as for having a great time with your family.

Tapkeshwar Temple: Tapkeshwar temple is an ancient temple of Lord Shiva, situated approximately 8 km from Dehradun, on the banks of a stream, in Garhi Cant. This place holds a lot of reverence amongst the devotees of Lord Shiva.

Sahastradhara: The name 'Sahastradhara' means the site of 'thousand springs'. Situated near Rajpur Village, approximately 16 km from the major township of Dehradun, it is a very popular picnic spot. The place becomes more attractive during rainy season, when there is abundance of water in the springs. The water of sulphur spring is assumed to have some medicinal properties that can help cure skin ailments.

Mussoorie:
Lal Tibba : This is regarded as the highest point in Mussoorie situated in area called “Landour”. Which is know to be the oldest inhabited place of Mussoorie

Gun Hill : Gun hill is the second highest point in Mussoorie it is also known as picnic spot for the locals. From this points, Mussoorie appears to be changing colors in every minute. It looks amazing from here.

Municipal Garden : This is also known as Botanical Gardens of Mussoorie were established by geologist Dr. H.Fackner in the last century..

Kempty Fall : Kempty fall is just 12 kms down from Mussoorie on Mussoorie - Dehradun midway ,the beautiful falls were declared as a tourist destination by John Mekinan after after 1835.The name Kempty is derived from 'Camp - tea', as the Britishers would organise their tea parties here. Past Kempty Fall, 12 - km downhill.

CHOPTA - JOSHIMATH - AULI
DURATION - 4 Nights - 5 Days
Cost per person in Indian rupees

Tour Itinerary

1st Day : Haridwar to Ukhimath (N.S)

2nd Day : Ukhimath to Joshimath via Chopta (N.S)

3rd Day : Joshimath to Auli (N.S)

4th Day : Auli to Rudra Prayag (N.S)

5th Day : Rudra Prayag to Haridwar

MUSSOORIE - TEHRI - KHIRSU
DURATION - 4 Nights - 5 Days
Cost per person in Indian rupees

Tour Itinerary

1st Day : Haridwar to Mussoorie (N.S)

2nd Day : Mussoorie Sight Seeing (N.S)

3rd Day : Mussoorie to Tehri (N.S)

4th Day :Tehri to Khirsu (N.S)

5th Day : Khirsu to Haridwar (via) Rishikesh

DELHI - NAINITAL - HARIDWAR - MUSSOORIE
DURATION - 5 Nights - 6 Days
Cost per person in Indian rupees

1st Day : Delhi to Nainital (N.S)

2nd Day : Nainital Local Sight Seeing (N.S)

3rd Day : Nainital to Haridwar (N.S)

4th Day : Haridwar to Mussoorie (N.S)

5th Day : Mussoorie Local sight Seeing (N.S)

6th Day : Mussoorie to Delhi

DELHI - AGRA - MATHURA - HARIDWAR
DURATION - 3 Nights -4 Days
Cost per person in Indian rupees

1st Day : Haridwar to Delhi (N.S)

2nd Day : Delhi Local & stay at Mathura (N.S)

3rd Day : Mathura to Agra & Local Sight Seeing (N.S)

4th Day : Agra to Haridwar

JAMMU - VAISHNO DEVO - SHIVKHORI
DURATION - 3 Nights -4 Days
Cost per person in Indian rupees

1st Day : Jammu to katra (N.S)

2nd Day : Katra to Vaishno devi & back to Katra (N.S)

3rd Day : Katra to shivkhori Cave (N.S)

4th Day : shivkhori to Jammu
 

HARIDWAR - NAINITAL - RANIKHET - ALMORA - KAUSANI
DURATION - 4 Nights - 5 Days
Cost per person in Indian rupees

1st Day : Haridwar to Nainital (N.S)

2nd Day : Nainital Local Sight Seeing (N.S)

3rd Day : Nainital to Kausani (N.S)

4th Day : Kausani to Ranikhet (N.S)

5th Day : Ranikhet to Haridwar
 

HARIDWAR - SHIMLA - KULU-MANALI - CHANDIGARH & BACK
DURATION - 6 Nights - 7 Days
Cost per person in Indian rupees

1st Day : Haridwar to Shimla (N.S)

2nd Day : Shimla Local Sight Seeing (N.S)

3rd Day : Shimla to Manali (N.S)

4th Day : Manali Local Sight Seeing (N.S)

5th Day : Manali to Rohtang and back to Manali (N.S)

6th Day : Manali to Chandigarh (N.S)

7th Day : Chandigarh Local Sight seeing and back

1. Accommodation on family basis rooms with attached bathrooms.

2. Including all meals (Bed Tea, Breakfast, Lunch, Evening Tea & Dinner)

3. Transport : By tourist Cabs (Ambassador, Indica, Bolero, Qualis, Travera, Innova etc)

Any expenses of personal telephone, Laundry, Entrance fee, Ropeway, Porter and pony.

Note : These rates are valid for a minimum group of 4 pax.