Haridwar

Haridwar City Tour

Haridwar is one of the important sacred places of India and the gateway to the Char dham. The city is located along the bank of Ganga and holds tremendous mythological and historical values. The city is spread over an area of 12.302 sq.km and gateway of three major pilgrimages of India, Namely, Rishikesh, Badrinath and Kedarnath.

Tourist attractions of Haridwar

Hari-ki-prui - Hari ki puri is one of the prominent ghat of Haridwar where devotes from different corners of the world come to take a holy dip in the river Ganga. As per the Mythological belief, a drop of nectar fell here during churning of the oceans.

Gorakhnath Temple - Gorakhnath temple has an imposing edifice and dedicated to Guru Gorakhnath.

Kankhal Temples - Kankhal temples include the Birbhadreshwar temple, Daksha Mahadev temple and Sati kund.

Mansa Devi Temple - Mansa Devi temple is dedicated to the goddess Mansa Devi. There is a ropeway that connects the temple with the town.

Bharat mata Temple - Bharat Mata temple is an eight storied temple, built in 1983. Each storey of the temple has statues of different mythological and historical legends, deities, and leaders. Bharat Mata temple was founded by Swami Satyamitranand Giri.

Shanti Kunj - Shanti Kunj is an important centre for Gayatri followers around the nation. There are 24 images of Gayatri located in the temple; It is also famous for Yoga practices.

Other Attractions of Haridwar-

Gurukul Kangri University - Gurukul Kangri University is located on the Haridwar-Jwalapur bypass road. The university truly follows the ancient tradition of Guru-Sishya education method. There is a Ved Mandir Museum is also situated within the premises that are famous for archaeological displays.

Neel Dhara Pakshi Vihar - You will visit a great variety of bird species in Neel Dhara Pakshi Vihar. Winter is the right time to visit the migratory birds such as Siberian Cranes.

Fair & Festivals - Khumbh Mela is the biggest fair organized in Haridwar. The fair is organized once in twelve years and very important for Hindu devotees.