This article is an extended hand on the beauty and majesty of Rishikesh, which has nothing but beauty, divine vibes, and mesmerizing views to offer. Further mentioned are 10 places one must visit if out on holiday with family or friends. Another wonderful experience that will be highlighted is Camping in Rishikesh .
This location is about 19 km from Rishikesh. This reserve was a front runner in the recent surge in the tiger population in the recent past. This reserve is home to Royal Bengal Tigers, Hyenas, and Jackals. It has a dense forest cover and a tour of this area can be quickly done either by river rafting or by taking a taxi.
If you find yourself in Rishikesh because of spiritual and religious reasons, the Shiv Temples of Rishikesh are a must-stop.
For religious tourists, Haridwar is another place of spiritual glory visited by people worldwide. It is 20 km ahead of Rishikesh and the scenic beauty of the River Ganga and the wonderful aarti of Ganga in the evenings, a once-in-a-lifetime experience.
A place located 30 km from Rishikesh, sandwiched in the Himalayan region of Uttarakhand, is known for its water rafting activities, so if you are here for fun, this is your spot! It has beautiful landscapes and enlightens tourists about easy and stress-free life can be led in the mountains.
The prestigious temple of Lord Shiva, located about 32 km away from Rishikesh, is the sacred place of worship of the Lord who swallowed poison to save the cosmos. The walls have pictures of Asuras and Devas engraved on them.
It is located almost 40 km away from Rishikesh and is a sight for sore eyes. A treat for bird watchers and campers. Rock climbing and river rafting are the sports enjoyed here.
Situated 45 km away from Rishikesh, it is a beautiful place of worship of the 13 th century Sufi Saint Sabir Kaliyar. It is 800 years old, and people from all over come to get their prayers answered. This place is considered sacred by both religions, Hindus, and Muslims.
A city of habitation located 46 km away from Rishikesh is known for its beauty and scenic views. The city is known for its cool weather and heavy rainfall, hence its name, Rainy City of India. A Defense Academy is located in the town too, which is worth visiting.
Located 65 km away from Rishikesh, it is the land of Pahari Paintings. It is an old and prestigious art form that is still kept breathing, courtesy of the local craftsmen and ordinary folk who still practice and sell it. This place is known for its art worldwide.
It is a small habitation village situated at about 8500 feet, habited by the sweetest, most welcoming and accommodating people. It gives you a glimpse of how easy life is in the mountains and an authentic living experience.
Conclusion
Reading it till here, you must know how beautiful, picturesque and majestic Rishikesh and its nearby places are.
A place that gives inner peace of mind and a soothing to the mind which deserves a much-needed break from the everyday chaos of our lives. In my opinion, living the mountain life is something we must all try from time to time and experience a tension-free and easy-going life.
This plate serves all: camping in Rishikesh, living in Kanatal, and praying in the Neelkanth Temple. A place that makes hikers, photographers, water sports enthusiasts, and pilgrims welcome to Rishikesh.
