Gomukh is 18-20 km away from Gangotri. There is no need to arrange food and lodging in this trek only. And food is available at every place at 200 rupees per person. Whereas for other trekking, routes need to carry their belongings, tent, and food. Trekking from Gangotri temple to Gomukh, on the way, there is the place, known as Bhojbasa which is situated at a distance of 8 km from Gangotri, where you find the Hotel of Garhwal Mandal Vikas Nigam which has a good system of lodging and food at INR 200 per person. And there are other options for lodging but run by unprofessional, local people like Dhaba, restaurant, etc. Apart from this, there is a Forest Rest House and Lal Baba Ashram in Bhojbasa.

Trekking or going to mountain summits in Uttarakhand.  Gangotri is an ideal place to start trekking in this state.  Gangotri is one of the four Dhams of Uttarakhand. And, Gomukh trek is the most fascinating and a spiritual adventurous activity for both adventure kind and religious kind of people.

Gomukh trek is surrounded by thick forests of the Bhojpatra trees. Many trekkers love to trek Gomukh from Gangotri, which is located at an elevation of more than 10,000 feet above sea level, and still increasing elevation continuously of Gomukh due to tectonic plates.

Trekking Routes

There are so many beautiful peaks while trekking to Gomukh like Baby Shivaling, Sudarshan Parvat peaks, Khurchkund, Kedar Dome, Bhrigunpanth, Thalay Sagar, Gangotri Mountains are located more than 22,000 feet high from the sea level. The stunning view of the Middle Himalaya attracts tourist to stay for a while to see again and again.  Gomukh Trek base camps are set up at different places near these peaks while doing mountaineering. It takes two to four days to reach different campsites. Trekkers go beyond these base camps. Apart from Gangotri, there are Gomukh, Tapovan, Paradise, Kedraltal, Rudra Gera and many other major trekking routes. This Gangetic origin is the unique confluence of trekking and pilgrimage.

Preparing for Trekking

In the winter, all the roads in the Gangotri area, which are covered with snow, open in summer. After this, people begin, which continues till the end of October. Apart from the hotels of the Garhwal Mandal Vikas Nigam, there are many other hotels and Ashrams for staying here.

In the Garhwal region, Gangotri is well connected by road. Often, all types of passenger travel from Haridwar, reaching Rishikesh, 25 km away. From here, people reach Uttarkashi in eight-nine hours. The trekking and mountaineering parties stop here and make the necessary preparations. They also rent many types of goods. There are many travel agencies in Uttarkashi who are capable of carrying out all necessary arrangements. It is advisable to manage porter, poultry, cook, guide, etc. Mule, pony or horse join in Gangotri, but they are usually managed by Uttarkashi. Most animals are loaded with luggage in this area.

Trekkers and pilgrims

Some people like to wait for a day or two even in Uttarkashi. There is a grand Shiva temple in Kashi Vishwanath Temple, where the mind starts to feel breathless after visiting Shiva temple. Gangotri is just 99 km away from here. En-route, there some famous places like Ganganani, Dharali, Lanka and Bhairogi. 

Gomukh Darshan

People go to Gaumukh the next day. As soon as they reached there, all the people unknowingly start singing Ganga Mai and Bhole Baba Ki Jai.  All the people bathing in the section of Bhagirathi river at  Gamukh which is located at an altitude of more than 12600 feet. The cow-shaped mouth of Gangotri Glacier is called Gomukh. The trekker’s party proceed hereafter bathing and relaxation. If you go to the left from Gomukh, then after some distance, you find the river water very muddy. Often the pilgrims return to Gangotri from Gomukh next day because of nothing further interesting. Only Trekkers go towards Nandan forest at Tapovan and above.

Trekking & Resources

The Trekking team must have all equipment like utensils, stoves, mud oil, matches, medicines, oxygen cylinders, etc. for their tents, towing, ropes, hammers, carrons, rations, food preparation, and food. The leader of the party must have knowledge of the trekking area. It is also necessary to have the experience of walking in the snow and avoiding snow-covered trenches, pits, etc. Every member of the team must have clothes, shoes, hats, glasses, flashlight, bottles, glucose, chocolate, biscuits, toffees, etc.

Porter, Mule and Ration In addition, a porter takes his remuneration around 1000 rupees. A mule with mule guard takes 1500 rupees and the cost may vary according to the Trek route & the size of luggage you carry and the food items, the ration should be taken from Uttarkashi. There is only one trek r from Gangotri to Gomukh, So, there is no need for ration or special resources. In Gangotri, Chirbasa and Dambasa, food gets between 150 rupees and 200rupees. Now even some people can get some food and drink near Gomukh 

Haridwar platter is overpowered by veggie north Indian nourishment. One will never come back up short on choices to go with one’s hunger with south Indian, Bengali, mainland, and staple feast “thali ” that is exceptionally far-famed everywhere in Haridwar. Being a non-secular goal, non-veggie lover sustenance isn’t open here. There are bunch well-known nourishment retailers that are serving guests for quite whereas and attained a reputation for themselves because of their delectable lip-smacking sustenance.

Ask any visitor to Haridwar and they can vouch for this road chow of Haridwar. The amazing sight of effervescent milk in monumental caldron can beyond question stimulate your style buds. The milk is bubbled to such a degree, that it turns pink in shading and is bestowed with malai.

Here are some amazing places you can visit to eat during your stay in Haridwar:

1. Kashyap Kachori Bhandar

A generous supper, it’s one amongst the favored breakfast spots for native folks even as voyagers. A kachoris, ordinarily loaded up with potatoes and lentils is served hot and crisp with thick potato sauce and tamarind sauce. You’ll see people lining up for kachoris as right time as seven towards the start of the day. That is all well and smart, since it comes up short on sustenance in barely a pair of hours! It is enjoyed as a fast snack at any time of the day. So, if this is often one thing you are doing not need to miss, rise early within the morning and head bent on the restaurants at Har Ki Pauri stairway for savoring recent and delectable kachoris. Other places where you can get such kachoris is at Gau stairway, Bhagwati Chole Bhandar, and Chotiwala building

  2. Kakoo Bhai Lassi Wale

After a good spiritual tour try this amazing place for a glass of creamy Lassi screw-topped with malai at Kaku Bhai lassi Wala close to Har ki Pauri in Moti Bazar to your thirst.

  3. Mathura Walo Ki Pracheen Dukaan

Just like the sweets and milk, the streets of Haridwar are far-famed for commerce delicious kulfis during a form of flavors which will actually leave you looking for additional. Malai, pista, kesar, rose, elaichi, and mango are a number of the highest flavors that you just will attempt when your meal either during a matka or on a stick as you please. And if you are doing not want to eat it alone, you’ll die together with falooda. Other places where you can enjoy thandi kulfi is at Chotiwala and other sweet shops.

   4. Khanna Sweet House

It provides numerous forms of sweets that embrace Rajasthani, Punjabi, Bengali Sweets and Namkeen. They were as if home-baked sweets and can serve best for the tourists as they’ll style all of them at a time, rather wandering for them. It conjointly provides forms of lassi and tailored juices which can be as tasty as those sweets.

  5. Freedom Ganga restaurant

While in transit to Lakshman Jhula, Freedom Ganga restaurant is a must visit place. It is appreciated for its simplest food round the nativespace. Within the wake of a protracted day of moving and appreciate few of the simplest earth dishes in Haridwar.

6. Cholle Puri at ‘Mohan Islamic Community Puri Wale’

‘Mohan Islamic Community Puri Wale’, located at the doorway of ‘Har ki Pauri’. The subzi could be a mixture of cholle and aloo with a tremendous concotation of spices. The flavour of hing can keep you carving for additional. Plus you just cannot miss the suji halwa which is served to the God during the puja.

  7. Pandit Sevaram Sharma Doodhwale

The most awaited and the most famous dish of Haridwar is present in this century-old search in Moti Bazaar that serves the simplest food in Haridwar within the sort of hot, frothy milk in kulhars, malai ladoos and lip-smacking milk cake crammed with dry fruits.

Haridwar is not just about spiritual tour but also about the mouthwatering cuisines which you cannot miss during your Uttarakhand tour to Haridwar.

Rajaji National Park

This park is situated in Dehradun, Haridwar and Pauri Garhwal districts of Uttarakhand State of India.this park overall has a total area of 820 square km. The Rajaji National Park is also a home to more than 400 bird species and its range includes Scaly Thrush, crimson sunbird, crested kingfisher Snowy-browed Flycatcher, Rusty-flanked Treecreeper, Pale-footed Bush Warbler, Tyler’s Leaf Warbler, Green Avadavat, and Reed Bunting, Northern Goshawk, Black-necked Stork, Yellow-billed Blue Magpie Greater Scup and White-napped Woodpecker. These are namely some of the few. This national park also preserves many carnivores and tigers like the hyena, royal Bengal tiger, jungle cat, jackal, sloth bears, and leopard act. This national park is engaged in many projects to preserve animals like project tiger and project elephant.

River Ganga flows in the park making it an important part of the river. This park serves as the first base and platform for the migratory birds when they cross the Himalayas to enter India.

History of Rajaji National Park

Rajaji National Park was established in 1983 which is formed by merging three sanctuaries that are  Rajaji sanctuary, Chilla sanctuary, and Motichur sanctuary. Each of these sanctuaries was established during a different time. The  Rajaji sanctuary was established in 1948 and the  Motichur sanctuary was established in 1964 and finally, the  Chill sanctuary was established in 1977. In 1983 government after merging theses sanctuaries named the new sanctuary after well-known freedom fighter and first Governor General of Independent India Raj Gopalacharya who was also popularly known as Rajaji.

Weather in Rajaji National Park

March to April month is the best month to visit this sanctuary. Climate is amazing with good chances to view wild animals because they have to come at the river for water much time. October month to February is winter season at Rajaji National park. No matter the season visitors always have a great opportunity to see new birds and animals. During the cold winters, you will get the opportunity to see birds like White Capped, Plumbeous Redstarts and Himalayan and Pied Kingfisher. 
However, during the monsoon period, the park remains closed. This is because the forest gets a sloppy and better view is restricted due to heavy rains, however, the landscape looks green and surrounded by the beauty of nature.

Entrance Fees at Rajaji National Park

Entry fees vary from person to person like it is Rs. 150.00 per person for 03-hour Jungle Safari at Chilla Range whereas for the foreign visitor it is Rs. 600.00 per person for 03-hour Jungle Safari at Chilla Range.
Apart from the ticket, visitors need to book the Jeep Safari in the park that cost INR 1800 per Jeep safari for Indian residents and INR 2000 for the Non- Indian residents and in one Jeep 5 persons can accommodate easily. Additional charges have to be paid for filming or carrying a camera.E

Jungle Safari Rajaji National Park

The Jeep safari at Rajaji National Park is the best opportunity to see the entire park as it is large and can be tiring. It provides an opportunity to see peacocks, groups of spotted deer or cheetah, monkeys, Sambhar, Elephant, and many other animals and birds while moving around comfortably in a safari. Jungle Safari or Jeep Safari is open in two ranges that is Chilla Range and Motichur Range which finally leads to the park.

Jungle Safari Rules

There are certain rules which have to be strictly followed like avoiding bright color clothes as different animals and birds may react differently to bright colors. Silence has to be maintained to maintain a calm environment. Shouting, teasing and chasing animals is also prohibited to ensure the safety of the animals as well. Plastic is prohibited in the park as they support greenery in nature.

How to reach the Rajaji national park?

A flight from Delhi to Dehradun is available always. From there, the car or bus service may lead you to the destination. Delhi is 230 km away while Haridwar station is only 20 km away. Reaching the Motichur range and Chilla range provides the best opportunity to finally reach the park.

Road: Rishikesh & Haridwar are well connected to the major cities of North India through better road network. The Rajaji National Park is situated 220 kilometers from the capital city of Delhi, and several buses are operated by the state government from Delhi, Haridwar, and Rishikesh to National Park.

Railways: You can easily reach Rajaji National Park via Haridwar Railway station. You will get regular trains from Delhi, Haridwar Dehradun too. You can take the support of Local Link Express, Haridwar Rishikesh.

Air: Rajaji National Park, the nearest airport is Jolly Grant located in Dehradun and Delhi International Airport

Jhilmil cave is a wonder of nature located in Rishikesh near Neelkantha Mahadev temple at the Manikoot Parvat. In this temple, a small devotee of Lord Shiva is made for devotees who visit this area. Some saints or known as sadhus live in these caves and follow a holy life. The distance of the cave from Rishikesh is 20 km whereas from Neelkantha is 4 km away. It is usually known as the cave of gurus and many gurus visited this cave.

HISTORY

This cave was founded by Saraswati Nijanand swami Ji and is dedicated to Guru Gorakshnath. Alha Udals guru meditated inside these caves followed by many other famous gurus. The name Jhilmil comes from Guru Jhilmila Ji who also meditated one of these caves.

HOW TO REACH JHILMIL CAVE? 

There are two ways to reach the cave. First is a dusty roadway from Rishikesh which has to be followed and other is doing trekking which usually takes 4 to 5 hour or so to reach this place of solitude. Surrounding the cave is a jungle known as Manikoot Kajri Van. The forest is very dense and tourists are usually suggested to leave the area before dark. the elephants are the main attraction for tourists in these forests.

The Jhillmill cave does not stand alone. It has three caves situated together. Each one is different in shape and size. During evening time the gurus read their rituals and prayers and later have food at evening.

Many tourists, who go for the religious expedition to visit Rishikesh, also visit Jhilmil cave as it is peaceful and away from the hustle of the crowds. This place visited by many gurus which makes it a tourist attraction. This is usually not a busy road and not visited by many. The trekking motorway is not very tough and even safe for seniors.

Who is Mahavatar Baba Ji ? Where does he live and does he really alive for 5,000 years? Truly the secret of Mahavatar Baba is intact. It is said about them that he had taught Kriya Yoga to Adi Shankaracharya and later he also initiated Saint Kabir. After this, the famous Saint Lahiri Mahasaya is said to be his disciple.

Rajinikanth, the famous superstar of South India, is also a devotee of Mahavatar Baba. There is also a documentary film on them. The Tamil film ‘Baba’ written by Rajinikanth was based on Babaji.

Swami Yukteshwar Giri ‘s disciple Lahiri Mahasaya and his disciple Paramahansa Yogananda mentioned Mahavatar Baba in his book ‘Autobiography of Yogi‘ (Autobiography of the Yogi, 1946). It is said that between 1861 and 1935 Mahavatar Baba had met many saints. Lahiri Mahasaya and his disciple have come to say about this.

Baba JI always looks young ?

In the modern era, Lahiri Mahasaya met Mahavatar Baba first and then his pupil Yitetswar Giri met him in the Kumbh fair of Allahabad in 1894. His description is also found in the book ‘The Holy Science’ in Yuteteshwar Giri. He has evidence of many people seeing during 1861 to 1935. Those who have seen them, have always told them that their age is 25 to 30 years old.

When Yoganand met him, he was just looking like 19 years old. Yogananda, with the help of a painter, also made a picture of Mahavatar Baba, the same picture is prevalent everywhere. Baba had appeared on 25 July 1920 on Paramahansa Yoganand, hence this date is celebrated every year as Babaji’s Smriti Divas.

At present, Gurunath of Pune has also met Mahavatar Babaji. He has also written a book on Babaji named ‘The Lighting Standing Steel’. Mr. M. of South India has also met Mahavatar Babaji many times. In a span of 6 months in his ashram in Badrinath in 1954, Babaji had initiated the entire 144 actions of his great devotee SAA Ramayya.

Baba was the incarnation of Krishna?

Lahiri Mahasaya wrote in his diary that Mahavatar Babaji was Lord Krishna. Yoganand used to pray often by saying ‘Babaji Krishna’ loudly. Two disciples of Paramahansa Yoganand wrote that they also said that Mahavatar Babaji was Krishna during his earlier life.

Opening dates of Chardham Yatra 2019

When the Gods and Asurans started churning the ocean for the nectar of immortality along with the potion of immortality they found in the ocean with nectar and other priceless items, which started causing loss to the common man by the outbreak of this poison. Then on requesting the Gods, Mahadev Shiv Shankar poisoned the poison for which his gale got blue and his Jai Jai car began to be called by Neelkanth Mahadev.

Transport is available from Rishikesh to go to Neelkantha. From Ramjhula and Lakshman Jhula, you will get a sharing vehicle (Jeep) for going to Neellkantha. And, the fare is Rs 200 / per person for the sharing jeep to go to Neelkanth and return to Rishikesh. Due to narrow roads and curvy of the Neelkantha, it is not appropriate to drive yourself due to the hazardous losses.  From Rishikesh takes about an hour to reach Neellkantha.

Rishikesh has very beautiful mountains on the way to Neellkantha. And the Ganges River flows through the mountains. Holy water flowing through another high mountain and another yesterday and tomorrow. It has an eye soothing view while traveling to Neelkantha.

Important information

The road to go to Neelkantha Temple, is very narrow in width and it is not safe to drive due to narrow twisted road.

It is better to go by private or share local taxi from Rishikesh.

If you have a small child with you, then take the things to eat with you, because of the hilly road, many times may take longer time than expected and Neelkantha Temple is in the middle of the village. Although there are so many food shops but not much gratification.

Before getting dark, please try to get back Rishikesh.

There is a lot of crowd to Neelkantha Temple in the month of Savana

In Uttarakhand, there is a divine triangle, namely Chandrabadni Temple, Surkanda Temple & Kunjapuri Temple these divine triangle is considered to be very sacred in Uttarakhand State, and Kunjapuri Temple is very famous for the morning sunrise trek among the visitors.

Kunjapuri Temple is one of the Shaktipith in Devbhoomi Uttarakhand, is situated 28 km far from Rishikesh, The temple of Kunjapuri, at height of 1,665 meters above sea level.

How to reach there

Kunjapuri Temple is located 13 km away from Narender Nagar. Narendra Nagar has its own history. This place came into light in the year 1903 when Raj Narendra Shah of  Tehri province had decided to make its capital.  Before the Narendra Nagar,  Pratap  Nagar was the capital of Tehri province.

Surface Route

This temple is located on the Highway No.94, which starts from Rishikesh, which passes through New Tehri. From Rishikesh there is bus service for new Tehri and taxicab services are also available.

Nearest Railway Station

The easiest way to reach Tehri is through the Rishikesh. The nearest railway station to Rishikesh is Haridwar railway station which is 27 km from here. Is located on the far side.

Nearest Airport

The nearest airport to Kunjapuri temple is Joulegrant which is located at Dehradun, which is 43 km away. Is located on the far side.

Religious importance

According to the legend, the daughter of Raja Daksh was married to Lord Shiva. All deities were called for celebrating the victory over the demons, but Lord Shiva was not invited. After feeling humiliated Sati because of her husband not invited, Sati sacrificed her life in the same fire. After that Lord Shiva took Sati’s body out of that Yjana and spent many years roaming throughout the sky and some parts of the body of Sati fell on the earth and since then considered to be Shaktipith or Siddhpith.

For example, the temple of Naina Devi, where her eyes fell, the Jwalpa Devi Temple is located, where her tongue fell, the Surakanda Devi Temple was situated, where her neck fell and Chandbadini Devi Temple It is also located at the place where the lower part of his body fell, the Kunjapuri Temple is located in the same place where his upper part of body fell.

Temple Structure

There is a large size marble slab to the entrance of the temple, on the marble slab, there is an inscription that temple has been presented by the 197th Field Regiment (Kargil). To reach this temple, you have to climb 308 steps. The special thing about this temple is that there is no idol of any kind inside. There is a Pindi inside the temple, where worship is done. The temple was renovated between 01 October 1979 and 25 February 1980.

Prayer Time

In the temple premises, the holy statue of Mahadev Shiva, Rakshak Bhairav, Narasimha Bhagwan, Nagraj etc. The temple prayer takes place in the morning at 6:30 and in the evening happens around Aarti 5 to 6:30.

Neem Karoli Baba Ashram is situated 6 km away from the Rishikesh Town on the Haridwar Rishikesh Highway near Hanuman Chowk about 4 km from the Rishikesh town and 10 km far from the Ramjhula Parking.

This Ashram was built by Baba Neem Karoli Maharaj himself in the year 1970 & The Ashram covers an area about 5 acres, in the premises of Ashram, there are 4 temples inside, the most important temple is dedicated to Lord Hanuman which was originally built by Baba Neem Karoli Ji Maharaj and the installation ceremony of the principal deity was held by Baba Neem Karoli Ji Maharaj on 10 July 1984 besides the main temple there is a big statue of God Hanuman soaring about 42 ft. from the roadside level & two small rooms are dedicated to his mother Siddi Ma and her wife Jivanti Ma and on the very right corner of the premises of the Ashram, there is a temple of Baba Neem Karoli Ji Maharaj. Apart from temples and statue, there is also a primary school which runs by The government of Uttarakhand.

How to reach Baba Neem Karoli Ashram Rishikesh

It is on the Haridwar Rishikesh Highway route at Hanuman Chowk, 10 km away from the Ramjhula Parking, 7 Km from the Rishikesh Bus Stand & 6 km away from the Rishikesh Railway station.

Jolly Grant is the nearest airport to Baba Neem Karoli, it is about 30 km from the Airport and from Jolly Grant Airport, there is a direct flight from Delhi.

From Ramjhula Parking easily accessible to Neem Karoli Baba Ashram, it is about 10 km from the Ramjhula Parking. So, there is the private taxi or Tukuk run frequently to this Ashram or you can choose the Haridwar route auto or buses for the Hanuman Chowk.

If you are coming from Haridwar, lots of buses and Tuktuk run at every 10 minutes from Hardwar to Rishikesh but you need to get down at Hanuman Chowk which is about 4 km before from the Rishikesh town on Haridwar- Rishikesh Highway route.

The nearest railway station is Rishikesh at the distance of 5 km from Neem Karoli Baba Ashram. Where the train is accessible to every corner of the country.

Haridwar is a predominantly religious place, here is a very old accredited temple, which has a different story and people’s faith. There are also many beautiful ghats, where there is Maha Aati of Ganga Ji every day

Har- Ki- Pauri – This is the main attraction of Haridwar, it is also called Brahmakund. It is believed that Vishnu himself came, his footprints can still be seen. Here the Ganga Ji is a huge hamlet before this ghat is seen coming down from the Ganga hills, it is the first plains, where Ganga comes. At the time of Kumbh Mela and the semi-Kumbh fair, it is desirable to see the roar, at that time it is the main ghat. The work of bone immersion, mundane is done mainly at this ghat.

Chandi Devi Temple – This temple belongs to Chandi as Durga Mata. In the time of Navratri and Aquarius, there is a gathering of devotees here. This is one of the 52 Shaktipeeths of Mother Sati present in India. The idol of the temple was built and established by Adi Shankaracharya, but the temple was built in 1929 by a ruler of Kashmir. This temple is located on the Neel Mountain, 4 kilometers from Haridwar, can be visited by carriage, taxi or ropeway.

Shanti Kunj– This is the main fortress of the Gayatri family spread all over the country. It was built in 1971. There is also an ashram where many types of education are given.

Maya Devi Temple – This is also one of the 52 Shaktipeeth. It was built in the 11th century. This temple of Goddess Sati has a tremendous belief that it is said that the heart and the navel of the Goddess’s body were dropped here, whoever wishes for any vowel here, his wish is fulfilled.

Mansa Devi Temple – This temple is located in the Bilwai mountain which comes in the Shiwalik hills. This temple is 1 kilometer away from Haridwar. By demanding recognition in this temple, a thread is tied in the tree near the temple, it says that every prayer is completed. After the recognition is complete, it is necessary to go to the temple again to open the thread. This temple can be visited only by the ropeway.

Vaishno Devi Temple – The temple of Vaishno Devi situated in Katra of Kashmir is famous in Jagat Jagat. Like this temple, this temple has been built. This temple is also situated in the hill, where it goes through tough climbing and caves such as Vaishno Devi.

Pawan Dham – This temple is known for its unique and different types of artwork. The idols are made on the wall with glass and mirror in this temple. This temple was built in 1970 by Swami Vedanta Ji Maharaj.

Vishnu Ghat – It is said that here Bhawan Vishnu himself had a bath. This ghat is recognized that all sins are destroyed by bathing here. Most people go to this Ghat in Haridwar.

Bharat Mata Mandir – India’s only single temple, where Bharat Mata has worshiped an idol. This temple was constructed in 1983 by Swami Satyamitrananda. The temple was inaugurated by Indira Gandhi. There are 8 floors in the temple, each one is a separate goddess, idol, and photo of freedom fighters, and also some unknown things about the history of India can be ascertained. It has a good museum for Indian History.

Dudhadhari Blanishi Temple – This temple was built by the Blister Baba in his ashram. This temple is made of white marble, where the temples of all Goddesses are present.

Shila Sanctuary – 11 kilometers from Haridwar, this sanctuary is the main attraction of tourists. This is a journey away from the religious temple, where many wild animals are seen.

Saptarishi Ashram – There were seven Sages sitting together and worshiping together. It is also called the Saptarishi Kund.

Parad Shivling – This Shivling is of 150 kg. Here is a fair on the occasion of Mahashivaratri, here is a Rudraksha tree, which is mainly seen by the people.

In Haridwar, many forms of progress will be seen with religious peace. Here people go for peace of mind. Fighter from abroad goes here, and Hindus become absorbed in the religion and take them for themselves.