Explore the Sai Ghat Rishikesh: Quietest Ghat at laxman Jhula

If you’re looking for a peaceful spot by the Ganga river where you can sit undisturbed, this place” Sai Ghat Rishikesh” is perfect. It’s filled with plenty of rocks where you can relax quietly, especially in the morning. The best time to visit is early in the day, when you can enjoy the warmth of the morning sun. It’s a serene location ideal for moments of calm and reflection.

• The Ganga Aarti at Sai Ghat Rishikesh happens daily with the exception of Mondays.
• The Ganga Aarti begins at around 6 pm and lasts for about an hour at Sai Ghat Rishikesh.
• You can check the schedule for the Ganga Aarti at the Shri Satya Sai Ghat on the official website of Rishikesh.

Overview

Shri Satya Sai Ghat Rishikesh is located near Laxman Jhula and is a lot more peaceful and serene than other ghats. The idols of goddesses & gods mother Ganga, Shiv, and Vishnu, are very beautiful and the whole ghat has a very calming vibe to it. One can easily spend hours sitting here and enjoying the quiet atmosphere.

The views from the heart of Rishikesh are absolutely fabulous. You’ll see all aspects of life here – from monkeys and scooters to travelers and locals – all suspended over the grey-silver waters of the Holy Ganga. It’s truly an epicenter of life and culture, and you won’t be disappointed with what you see!

Things To Do

This is the perfect place to go if you’re looking to sit quietly near the Ganga river. There are plenty of rocks there where you can sit and relax without being disturbed. The best time to be at this place is in the morning when you can enjoy the morning sun.

This place is amazing – so close to Laxman Jhula. It’s a place where you can experience a beautiful Aarti with Sathya Sai Students. Everyone is so sweet and welcoming. I met a beautiful being there who radiated unconditional love. Thank you, Sai Ram!

Sri Sathya Sai Temple

The Ghat also has a Sri Sathya Sai Temple which will be one of the most modern, clean, and hygienic ghats for the convenience of the devotees who would be coming to take a holy dip in the Ganges river.

The Sri Sathya Sai Vedic Learning Centre & Library, which spans 2,500 square feet, will be inaugurated soon. The learning center will be open to the public and can be accessed by residents, students, tourists, etc. for their reading and learning requirements. The library is equipped with books and reference material across several fields, providing access to ancient Vedic learning. It is also gratis.

Location

At the heart of Rishikesh, you’ll find stunning views of the Holy Ganga. It’s teeming with life – monkeys, travelers, and scooters all suspended over the river. It’s an amazing sight!

This new Ghat (a stone staircase leading to a river) near Laxmanjhula was opened in September 2016 and is located steps away from the popular Laxman Jhula bridge. It is very clean and wide, with statues of the Ganges, Rudra, and Vishnu situated throughout the area.

Conclusion

The Ganga Aarti at the Shri Satya Sai Ghat is the most popular evening activity in Rishikesh. Thousands of locals & tourists gather here to witness the spectacular show. The Ganga Aarti begins at around 6 pm and lasts for about an hour. The Ganga Aarti happens daily with the exception of Mondays. You can check the schedule for the Ganga Aarti at the Shri Satya Sai Ghat on the official website of Rishikesh.