Haridwar Rishikesh Dehradun Mussoorie Tour Package

On arrival at Dehradun airport, meet our representative/driver and transfer to your hotel. After check-in and freshening up, start your day at Mansa Devi Temple, reached by ropeway, with stunning views of Haridwar and the Ganga. Then visit Chandi Devi Temple, also by ropeway, to seek the goddess’s blessings. In the evening, experience the spiritual Ganga Aarti at Har Ki Pauri, and finish the day with a holy dip in the river to cleanse your soul.

Experiences:

Food:

• Breakfast: Start with Aloo Puri at Mohan Ji Puri Wale, renowned for its crisp, golden puris served with flavourful potato curry—a local favourite.
• Snacks: Savor the longest samosa at Punjabi Lassi Wale near Har Ki Pauri, along with a plate of spicy chaat. The combination of textures and flavors gives a true taste of Haridwar street food.
• Drinks: Don’t miss tasting lassi (sweet or salty) at nearby stalls, offering a refreshing complement to the heavy snacks.
• Evening Snack Option: Try local sweets like Balushahi or jalebi from shops along Bara Bazaar for a traditional treat after the aarti.

Shopping:

• Bara Bazar Main Market: Explore a wide range of religious items like bells, incense, and deity idols.
• Rudraksha Beads: Find authentic beads in multiple sizes and designs, popular among devotees and tourists.
• Sankh (Conch Shells): Beautifully crafted conches used in rituals or as souvenirs.
• Souvenirs & Handicrafts: Pick up small brass idols, wooden carvings, and prayer flags.
• Textiles & Fabrics: Traditional scarves, stoles, and prayer shawls reflecting local craftsmanship.

Activities:

• Ropeway Rides: Both Mansa Devi and Chandi Devi ropeways offer thrilling aerial views of the city, river, and surrounding hills.
• Hiking/Trekking: For those seeking adventure, trails leading to both temples provide a mix of greenery, stone steps, and scenic viewpoints.
• Photography: The ropeway rides, ghats, and hilltop temples are ideal spots for capturing panoramic shots of Haridwar.
• Evening Ritual Participation: Engage in the Aarti by offering diyas (lamps) or flowers into the Ganga, a spiritually enriching activity.



Evening Walk Trail:

Start at Har Ki Pauri, absorb the rituals and chants during the aarti, then stroll along Bara Bazaar lanes to see the colourful shops, street performers, and food stalls. Pause for a chai or lassi at a roadside vendor, watch the river flow, and capture the illuminated ghats under the twilight sky. End the walk with a peaceful moment by the Ganga, letting the sounds, lights, and atmosphere create a meditative experience.

After breakfast, proceed to the spot Daksh Prajapati Temple, a historic temple with beautiful gardens. Then visit the famous Ram Jhula and Laxman Jhula, suspension bridges over the Ganga offering scenic views and a spiritual vibe. Next, explore Parmarth Niketan Ashram, known for yoga, peaceful gardens, and spiritual learning. Stop by the quiet Tera Manzilla Temple and Geeta Bhawan, where devotees study and meditate on the Bhagavad Gita. In the evening, enjoy the Ganga Aarti at Triveni Ghat, a stunning ritual of lamps, chants, and prayers along the riverbank.

Experiences:

Food:

Begin your culinary journey at the famous Chotiwala Restaurant, known for its traditional South and North Indian dishes. Enjoy hot dosas, idlis, sambhar, or thalis with dal, vegetables, rice, and rotis. Don’t miss their sweets like jalebi and laddoos. You can also try local street food near Laxman Jhula, including chaat, momos, and fresh juices.



Shopping:

Rishikesh is a treasure trove for spiritual and handicraft shopping. Browse the local markets around Laxman Jhula and Ram Jhula for:

• Handicrafts & Souvenirs: Wooden carvings, brass statues, handmade jewellery, and spiritual artifacts reflecting Indian culture.
• Spiritual & Yoga Supplies: Meditation cushions, singing bowls, incense, prayer beads, and spiritual books from local ashrams.
• Eco-friendly & Local Products: Organic teas, natural skincare, handmade clothes, and woven accessories that make perfect gifts.

Activities:

• Boating on the Ganga: Enjoy a calm, scenic boat ride, ideal for photography, reflection, or simply soaking in the peaceful river environment.
• Yoga & Meditation: Join a session at Parmarth Niketan or other local ashrams; experience yoga in its spiritual birthplace with skilled instructors.
• Spa & Wellness Treatments: Rejuvenate with Ayurvedic massages, foot reflexology, or aromatherapy at wellness centres along the river.
• River Rafting: For thrill-seekers, Rishikesh offers graded rapids for an adventurous ride, surrounded by lush landscapes.
• Walking & Exploration: Take a serene walk through the Beatles Ashram near Janki Setu. Discover graffiti art, meditation halls, and a quiet riverside trail perfect for reflection and photography.
• Spiritual Immersion: Participate in evening Aarti, chanting sessions, or small group prayers at temples and ghats to fully embrace the local culture and traditions.

After breakfast, start your day with a picnic at Sahastradhara, a natural spring with sulphur water surrounded by greenery. Then, visit Robber’s Cave (Guchhupani), a unique cave with a river inside, great for a short trek and photos. Next, explore the Forest Research Institute (FRI), known for its colonial architecture and spacious lawns perfect for a relaxed walk. End the day at the Indian Military Academy (IMA), Post lunch visit Tapkeshwar Mahadev Temple, and end your day while strolling around the Clock Tower.

Experiences:

Food:

• Treat your taste buds to local street food near Clock Tower in Dehradun. Enjoy steaming hot momos stuffed with vegetables or chicken, paired with spicy chutneys. Try the tangy and crunchy chaat, a perfect mix of flavours for an evening snack. For a fuller meal, small eateries around the area offer North Indian thalis and fast-food favourites loved by locals.



Shopping:

• Paltan Bazar is the hub for local specialties. Shop for warm woollens and hand-knitted woolen items, ideal for gifting or personal use. Explore Garhwali handicrafts, brassware, wooden souvenirs, and traditional jewellery. Pick up home-ground flours, spices, and pickles to bring the flavours of Uttarakhand home. Affordable fabrics, footwear, and eco-friendly cane and jute items make for excellent keepsakes or practical purchases.

Leisure & Photography:

• Take a relaxed walk around FRI, exploring the expansive lawns, shady pathways, and architectural marvels.
• Photograph Robber’s Cave and Sahastradhara, capturing the interplay of water, rocks, and light.
• Enjoy a peaceful picnic at Sahastradhara, sitting by the stream, listening to the gurgling water, and soaking in the scenic beauty—a perfect break before heading back to Dehradun.

Start your day at Bhatta Falls, a scenic spot perfect for a morning dip or photos. Visit Kempty Fall, a quieter waterfall, for a peaceful experience. Drive to Mussoorie Lake for boating and relaxing walks. Explore Company Garden, with its colorful flowers, fountains, and walking paths. Stroll along Mall Road, the bustling hub of shops and cafes. End your day at the Buddha Temple, famous for its serene atmosphere and large golden statue.

Experiences:

Food: Start your culinary journey on Mall Road, where you can relish hot Maggi in local flavours, a quick and comforting snack loved by locals and travelers alike. For something more filling, dive into Tibetan delicacies at the roadside cafés—try momos, thukpa (Tibetan noodle soup), and tingmo (steamed buns) for a flavourful experience. If you enjoy sweet treats, don’t miss freshly made bakery items and pastries available at the small shops along Mall Road, perfect with a cup of masala chai.



Shopping: Mall Road is a shopper’s delight, offering a mix of traditional and contemporary Uttarakhand specialties. You can pick up hand-carved wooden souvenirs, brass and metal artifacts, and local handicrafts made by artisans from Garhwal and Kumaon. Explore shops selling handmade jewellery, colorful woollens, and embroidered shawls for gifts or personal keepsakes. Don’t forget to check out eco-friendly jute and cane items, such as baskets and mats, and taste local edibles like pickles, spices, and pulses to take home a bit of Uttarakhand’s flavor.

Activities: Adventure seekers can take a ropeway ride at Bhatta Falls, which offers a thrilling descent with panoramic views of the surrounding hills and rivers. If you prefer a more relaxed pace, enjoy boating at Mussoorie Lake, followed by a stroll through Company Garden, appreciating the vibrant flower beds and serene fountains. In the evening, unwind along Mall Road, where lively cafés and bars provide a perfect atmosphere to enjoy music, local brews, and street performances while soaking in the vibrant Mussoorie vibe.

After breakfast, proceed to Gun Hill, Mussoorie’s second-highest point, for panoramic views of the Himalayas and Doon Valley, and enjoy a ropeway ride. Take a walk along Camel’s Back Road, a scenic ridge perfect for a morning stroll. Visit Cloud’s End, a peaceful area with misty forests, quiet trails, and colonial-era bungalows.

Next, explore Landour, a charming cantonment area with boutique cafés and calm walks. Stop at Char Dukan for pancakes, chai, and local pastries, and visit St. Paul’s Church, a small colonial-era church. End your trip with a departure to your next destination.

Experiences:

Food:

• Char Dukan: The heart of Landour’s café culture, where you can enjoy steaming masala chai, buttery pancakes, and freshly made sandwiches. The cozy ambiance, surrounded by old buildings and pine trees, makes it perfect for a leisurely breakfast or brunch.
• Landour Bakehouse: Famous for artisanal breads, pastries, cookies, and tarts. Don’t miss their signature fruit jams and organic coffee—ideal for a quick snack before continuing your journey.
• Local Delights: Along Camel’s Back Road or Landour, you may find street vendors offering traditional boiled corn, roasted peanuts, and small treats—perfect for enjoying with scenic views.

Shopping:

• Landour Bazaar: A charming stretch of local shops offering handmade jams, preserves, and pickles, crafted by small local producers.
• Artisan Souvenirs: Pick up wooden trinkets, local handicrafts, or small handwoven items, reflecting the Himalayan culture and craftsmanship.
• Gourmet Treats: Specialty teas, coffee beans, and small-batch chocolates are available for those who want edible souvenirs from Mussoorie.

Activities:

• Nature Walk in Landour: Stroll along quiet lanes lined with pine and deodar trees, old colonial cottages, and quaint cafés. A perfect way to soak in the tranquil atmosphere before heading back.
• Photography: Every stop—Gun Hill, Camel’s Back Road, Cloud’s End, Landour—offers panoramic views, misty valleys, and scenic trails ideal for landscape or candid photography.
• Ropeway at Gun Hill: Enjoy a thrilling ride that gives an aerial view of Mussoorie, the surrounding hills, and the Doon Valley below. It’s both an adventure and a photographic delight.
• Exploring Historical Landmarks: Visit St. Paul’s Church, a colonial-era landmark with beautiful architecture, and Char Dukan, a cultural icon in the area.