September to March
3 to 4 days
6000 INR PER PERSON
Summers are hot and humid in Rishikesh. You can travel if you are an sports enthusiast but it’s exhausting and draining.
Uttarakhand has heavy heavy rainfall. It is advisable to not travel in this particular season as many activities are non-functional.
Landslides just after rain is very common in this region. Humid and dense surroundings it’s a low season of tourism.
Chilly and soothing weather and spellbinding nature around. Mountain peaks covered with snow and Ganges flowing in full flow. Winters is a hot season for tourists.
It is dedicated to preserving and promoting the classical Vedanta studies. Inspiring leaders like Rana Tirtha, Swami Vivekananda and Swami Sivanand were rooted and followers of this place. It is one of the best place to visit in Rishikesh
The chardham destinations in Uttrakhand are Kedarnath, Badrinath, Gangotri and Yamunotri.
Rishikesh is also very famous for its ayurvedic practices. Many people travel across just to be treated by Ayurveda.
As it is a Hindu religious land but also practicing yoga and meditation. Therefore alcohol and non-veg is strictly prohibited to raise awareness among people.
Many local car rental facilities are available in Rishikesh. To travel to nearby places you can hire a cab for easy travel.
A economical mode and readily available on road, autos are a way to travel inside Rishikesh
Few local bus operators have bus services to travel within Rishikesh.
Just imaging on ghats of ganga just ambling. Walking is a way to explore city’s divine places
Garhwal is the native tongue. Hindu and sanskrit are two another well known language in town.
43.75% crime rate is relatively moderate.
88.38% is the literacy rate more than the average rate of state.
At 1,02,138 it’s a less populated city.
Rishikesh has nice weather all year long, making it possible to explore the city. You have the option of planning a 2-day journey to Rishikesh or a 4- to 5-day excursion, during which you can partake in activities like yoga, bungee jumping, rafting, cafe-hopping, and more.