Haridwar Tour Packages

Haridwar isn’t just a town — it’s where the heart folds its hands in silence, and the soul listens. They call it the gateway to God, but here, even the wind feels sacred. Where the Ganga doesn’t just flow — she carries faith, memories, and generations of hope. Legends say Lord Vishnu’s footprints still mark Har Ki Pauri, and every dip in her waters feels like touching a miracle. From Shiva to Vishnu, from myths to moksha — Haridwar is where belief stops being a story and starts feeling like home.

A Place That Whispers Legends

‘Haridwar’ — the doorway to God, and to something deeply still inside us. It’s here that the Ganga, after tumbling through the wild heart of the Himalayas, slows down and greets the plains for the first time — which is why they called it Gangadwar.

This land has seen King Bhagirath’s penance, felt the quiet steps of Mahabharata sages, echoed Adi Shankaracharya’s voice, and caught the wonder in a British traveller’s eyes.

But no one leaves Haridwar with just stories — they leave with something gentler, something shifted. Because here, even the river remembers. And sometimes, so do we.

Why Haridwar Pulls People In

Because it’s the heart of it all. Right where the Ganga steps down from the Shivaliks into the open arms of the plains — that’s where Haridwar sits, glowing with timeless energy. It’s one of the Sapta Puris — the seven holiest cities of India. More than just a town, Haridwar is the entry gate to:

• Char Dham Yatra – Begin your journey to Kedarnath, Badrinath, Gangotri, and Yamunotri
• Himalayan escapes – Move towards Rishikesh, Uttarkashi & more
• The mighty Kumbh Mela – Held every 12 years and Ardh Kumbh every 6 years; humanity’s grandest spiritual gathering. 
• Kanwar Yatra - Every Shravan, the roads turn saffron as barefoot devotees — Kanwariyas — walk for miles, carrying sacred Ganga water in decorated pots. It’s not just a journey of feet, but of faith — a silent vow between the heart and the divine.

Nature Has Blessed It Well

At 314m above sea level, Haridwar feels like it’s been carefully tucked between hills and holy waters. Shivalik ridges cradle it gently from the north while fertile plains stretch out to the south. The Ganga? She’s everywhere. She wraps around the town like a mother pulling her child close.

Weather That Brings Its Own Mood

• Summer (Apr–Jun) – 25° to 42°C; hot days, but you’ll still see pilgrims bathing before sunrise
• Monsoon (Jul–Sep) – Rain-soaked rituals, umbrella-filled ghats, and a town wrapped in mist
• Winter (Oct–Feb) – 8° to 22°C; foggy mornings, warm afternoons, and Ganga mornings that stir your soul

How to Get Here Without Hassle

• By Air – Jolly Grant Airport (DED), just 35 km away
• By Train – Haridwar Junction connects smoothly with major cities
• By Road – NH-334 makes Delhi just a 5-6 hour drive away

Getting Around Inside Haridwar

Skip the rush. This is a town best seen slowly.

Cycle rickshaws glide through the alleys. Shared e-bikes hum past ancient walls. For temple trips or a hill dash — taxis are always ready. But truly, the soul of Haridwar? It unfolds best on foot… one step at a time.

Places to Visit in Haridwar

1. Har Ki Pauri

This is where Vishnu’s footprint rests in stone. Come at dusk. Watch as priests swing blazing aartis, and chants fill the air. The Ganga, lit with floating diyas, looks like she’s dressed in gold.

2. Chandi Devi Temple

Up on Neel Parvat, Goddess Chandi watches over the city. Take the ropeway. The ride? A dream. The view? Breathtaking.

3. Mansa Devi Temple

High on Bilwa Parvat, this temple is for silent prayers and whispered hopes. Tie a thread… make a wish… and let the mountains carry it skyward.

4. Bharat Mata Mandir

Not just a temple — this is India in a building. Each floor salutes saints, fighters, and the spirit of a nation.

5. Daksha Mahadev Temple, Kankhal

Old stones. Older stories. Shiva and Sati’s love and loss are etched into every corner.

6. Sapt Rishi Ashram

Seven sages. Seven streams of the Ganga. One eternal silence. Sit here. You’ll hear what peace sounds like.

7. Patanjali Yogpeeth

Founded by Baba Ramdev — yoga, Ayurveda, healing — everything under one wide, peaceful campus. Take a session. Sip herbal tea. Let wellness wrap around you.

What to Take Back (Besides Memories)

• Moti Bazaar – Rudraksha malas, brass diyas, sandalwood, puja kits
• Upper Road Market – Bangles, sweet shops, and spiritual tokens
• Bara Bazaar – Ayurvedic potions, woollens, and everything winter-friendly

Flavours That Feel Like Blessings

Yes, food here is sacred too.

• Street bites – Aloo puri at Mohanji Puriwale, hot jalebis at dawn, kachori sabzi near Har Ki Pauri
• Local favourites – Bedmi puri, thick creamy lassi, and the famous Chotiwala thali
• Sweet endings – Ganga water pedas and saffron milk served beside the aarti flames