If there is one place that truly defines the adventure identity of Rishikesh, it is Shivpuri. Over the years, Shivpuri has emerged as the undisputed hub of camping and rafting, attracting adventure lovers, weekend travelers, corporate groups, and first-time rafters from across India. This is not by coincidence. Shivpuri’s geography, river conditions, forest setting, and accessibility create a perfect...
Bajrang Setu is a modern cable suspension bridge constructed across the Ganga River in Rishikesh, developed as the official Lakshman Jhula replacement after the historic bridge was permanently closed in 2019 due to safety concerns. As the new bridge in Rishikesh, it restores a major pedestrian crossing that had remained disrupted for several years. The bridge is currently open to pedestrians, while its...
Rishikesh is one of those destinations that feels different the moment you arrive. Surrounded by the lower Himalayas and divided by the sacred Ganga River, the town blends adventure, spirituality, nature, and café culture in a way few places in India can. Some travelers come here for river rafting and bungee jumping. Others arrive seeking yoga retreats, meditation, and peace. Many simply want a short...
For true adventure lovers, rafting camps in Rishikesh offer far more than just a place to sleep. These camps combine white-water rafting, riverside living, bonfire nights, and raw Himalayan landscapes into one immersive experience. Unlike hotels, rafting camps keep you close to the river and the action, making them the preferred choice for thrill-seekers, groups, and weekend explorers. This in-depth...
Holi in Rishikesh is not a single experience — it changes dramatically based on where you stay. Travelers often imagine one version of Holi and end up booking another. The result is either sensory overload when they wanted peace, or unexpected calm when they hoped for celebration. Read, Holi in Rishikesh 2026: complete celebration guide Tapovan and Riverside Rishikesh offer two completely...
The 1 Night 2 Days Camping & Rafting Package in Rishikesh is the most booked short-trip experience for travelers coming from Delhi NCR and nearby cities. It is designed for people who want to enjoy river rafting, riverside camping, good food, and a relaxed natural setting—without taking long leaves or planning a complicated itinerary. This package is ideal for weekends and offers the perfect mix...
Holi camping in Rishikesh has quietly become one of the most searched festival experiences in North India. Travelers today aren’t just looking to celebrate Holi —they want to live it, surrounded by nature, music, colors, and a sense of escape from crowded cities. This is where camping comes in. But once you start researching, a common confusion appears:Should you choose a riverside Holi camp or a...
A day trip to Tehri Lake is very different from most outings around Rishikesh or Dehradun. There are no temples to rush through and no markets to wander endlessly. Instead, the experience revolves around open water, mountain views, and a sense of scale that feels rare in Uttarakhand. Many travelers hear about Tehri Lake as a water-sports destination, but what they really want to know is simpler: can...
Camping in Rishikesh is often associated with crowded rafting hubs and loud riverside setups. But a little away from the rush, along the calm banks of the Huel River, a quiet tributary that meets the Ganga at Phool Chatti, lies a place that still feels untouched—Gattu Ghat. Gattu Ghat Camps offer a quieter, more grounded riverside camping experience near Rishikesh. Here, the river flows calmly and...
Holi in Rishikesh creates a very specific kind of curiosity. The city is known globally for yoga, spirituality, and calm living—so travelers often pause before asking the obvious question: Is Holi actually safe here? For couples, families, and first-time visitors, this question isn’t about fear. It’s about understanding what Holi in Rishikesh really looks like on the ground, beyond Instagram...
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