Arrival & Check-In and Arrival: Reach Haridwar by train (Haridwar Junction) or road from Delhi (approx. 5-6 hours). Hotel Check-In: Choose a riverfront hotel for an immersive experience by the Ganges. Rest: Take time to refresh after travel. Spiritual & Cultural Exploration Mansa Devi Temple: Ascend the hill via the cable car or on foot. This temple is believed to fulfill wishes. Chandi Devi Temple: Another significant temple accessible by ropeway, offering panoramic views of Haridwar. Bharat Mata Mandir: Dedicated to Mother India, this temple features a huge relief map of India. Ganga Aarti at Har Ki Pauri: Reach the ghats early (around 5:30 PM) to get a good spot. The aarti is spectacular, with the sound of bell chimes and chants harmonizing with the river’s flow. Dinner:Chotiwala Restaurant: Famous for traditional vegetarian Indian dishes. Hoshiyarpuri: Known for delectable North Indian thalis. Overnight Stay: Haridwar...

Morning Drive to Rishikesh Depart early for Rishikesh (~1.5 hrs). En route, enjoy a scenic drive along the Ganga Canal Road. Adventure & Spirituality in Rishikesh White-water Rafting: This is the highlight for thrill-seekers. Book the Shivpuri to Rishikesh rafting package (16 km). Ram Jhula & Laxman Jhula: Cross these iconic suspension bridges that are symbolic of Rishikesh. Beatles Ashram: Explore the tranquil ruins where The Beatles stayed in 1968. The murals and graffiti are an artistic blend of pop culture and spirituality. Lunch: The Chotiwala Restaurant or Little Buddha Café: Vegetarian Indian and continental food with scenic views of the river. Evening Activities Ganga Aarti at Triveni Ghat: Less crowded than Har Ki Pauri, this is a great spot for an intimate spiritual experience. Explore the cafes and boutiques of Swarg Ashram and Parmarth Niketan. Overnight Stay: Rishikesh (hotel or riverside camp)

Drive to Mussoorie, Depart for Mussoorie (~3.5–4 hrs drive). Stop at Dehradun en route to visit: Sahastradhara: Sulphur springs known for medicinal properties. Robber’s Cave (Guchhupani): A natural cave with a stream running through it. Forest Research Institute: A colonial-era building surrounded by lush greenery. Mussoorie Sightseeing Arrive and check-in at your hotel. Spend time on Mall Road, where you can shop for woolens, souvenirs, and handicrafts. Visit Gun Hill Point: Take the ropeway for panoramic views of the Doon Valley. Dinner: Cafe Ivy in Landour: Known for its European-style café atmosphere. The Kasbah: Specializing in North Indian and Mediterranean cuisines. Overnight Stay: Mussoorie..

Morning Visit Kempty Falls early in the morning (best time to avoid crowds). It's a refreshing stop for a quick swim. Company Garden: Walk around the well-maintained park with boating and flower displays. Lal Tibba: The highest point in Mussoorie, offering views of the snow-capped peaks (like Kedarnath and Bandarpunch). Afternoon Activities George Everest House: A 3.5 km trek or drive to the house, where you can explore colonial architecture and enjoy an amazing view of the Himalayas. Camel’s Back Road: A scenic, quiet walk with amazing views of the mountains. Optional Hidden Gems: Jharipani Falls: A quiet, less touristy waterfall. Cloud’s End: Known for its tranquil environment and colonial-era bungalow. Dinner: Kalsang Restaurant for Tibetan & Chinese food near the Library Chowk. The Grand: For a traditional British meal in an elegant setting. Overnight Stay: Mussoorie ..

Morning Enjoy a sunrise view from Lal Tibba or Camel’s Back Road. After breakfast, check out and begin your journey back to Haridwar (5–6 hrs) or Delhi (7–8 hrs). Lunch on the Way: Baker’s Cottage (Dehradun): A popular stop for snacks and bakery items. Departure Accommodation Suggestions: Haridwar Hotel Ganga Lahari (river view and spiritual vibes). The Haveli Hari Ganga (heritage stay). Rishikesh: Ananda in the Himalayas (luxury). Hotel Ganga Kinare (riverside stay). Mussoorie: The Claridges Nabha Residence (heritage property). Kempty Falls Resort (nature-centric stay).