Refreshing Spiritual Holidays in Rishikesh for serene retreat

Hailed as the Yoga Capital of the World, Rishikesh offers a favourite destination to relax, recharge and soul search. Rishikesh Yoga Retreats is a preferred destination for travelers in pursuit of spirituality and attain Nirvana. Relax, recharge and rejuvenate the weary souls while on Spiritual Holidays in Rishikesh. Rishikesh Yoga packages on Rishikesh meditation tours will take you to the holy land of rishies in Rishikesh.

Take A Spiritual Tour Of India

The ebb and flow of our world is not in harmony: it’s full of stress and worry. Everyone can use a little help in learning to how regain that harmony. And you can rediscover that harmony by taking Classic Holidays’s Spiritual Tour of India.

When you hear of yogis....and yoga....you think of India. And you should, as this is where yoga was developed and practiced by the Gurus and yogis (and yoginis). Yoga, which is practiced by most Indians of all ages, has made India one of the most peaceful countries on the face of the earth. Although the world may be stressed out, the Indian people are all very calm and laid back. When you visit this country, you will find the peace you crave.

When you rediscover the harmony that should naturally flow in your life, you will lose the stressors that take the peace, joy and love out of your life. With harmony, you will regain peace, renewed health and energy. The Spiritual Tour of India is The path to harmony. Not only will you have time to unwind and relax during this trip, but you will go back home renewed, reenergized and peaceful.

For centuries, people have gone to India for the calming atmosphere. Indian people are a friendly and peaceful group of individuals. Much of this is due to their lifestyle. By taking a Spiritual Tour of India is you can embrace that lifestyle and learn a bit about yourself.

Spiritual Tours of India are more than just about visiting temples. They are about exploring a different way of life that is largely alien to the west. Most of us in the West are so focused on climbing the corporate ladder, buying the biggest home possible, and spending beyond their means that it’s no wonder most people suffer from stress-related diseases including high blood pressure, high cholesterol and cancer.

There are several Spiritual Tours of India that you can choose from. You can take a week, two weeks or even longer to explore this side of India that you will come to like. This is not just about visiting Indian temples and other sites: this tour is about finding yourself. And going back home with a new outlook on things.

Think about it - mediation, yoga - all Indian principals of life. No matter if you’re a beginner to a highly experienced yogi or yogini, you will go home with an understanding of yoga and medication techniques taught by the masterful yogis themselves. By taking a spiritual journey, you can incorporate the peaceful lifestyle of India into your own life and bring the principals of this lifestyle home with you.

9 Nights / 10 Days

Delhi - Haridwar - Rishikesh – Delhi

Day 1 - Welcome to Delhi!

You will arrive at the Delhi International Airport. Delhi is India's second largest metropolis next to Mumbai, which is located in the northern part of the country. The architectural features in the city are similar to those which can be seen in Athens, Rome and Istanbul.

Day 2 - Exploring Delhi

Your first day you will explore the old and new city of Delhi. You’ll be mesmerized by the 100-foot, red-stone boundary walls of Red Fort built during the 17th century. Opposite this ancient structure is the Jama Masjid, built in 1656. Found in front of the Jama Masjid is the 1656 AD construction of red sandstone and white marble. It is the largest mosque in India where 20,000 people can pray together. You will also tour the town in a Rickshaw. Along the streets of old Delhi you will see the Raj Ghat, Mahatma Gandhi (Father of the Nation) Memorial, which is close to the river Yamuna. Next, you will visit the Humayun Tomb of the second Mughal emperor, which was completed by his wife during the 16th century. Shahjahan had the vision for the structure of the Taj Mahal. The Qutub Minar, a 220-foot tower made by one of the first Muslim leaders in India, was built between 1199 and 1368 AD. It runs counter to Rashtrapati Bhawan, the residence of the President of India. There you’ll see the buildings of government and parliament and India Gate which is 130-foot wall built in memory of the soldiers who died during the First World War.

Day 3 - From Delhi, to Haridwar, to Rishikesh (By Train)

On the third day you will be transported to the rail station to board the Express Shatabdi train for Haridwar. Upon your arrival, you will then travel on to Rishikesh by car. Rishikesh is well known for its many Ashrams and yoga centers. Today it is a meeting place for the European, who study yoga and meditation in addition to Hindu religion and philosophy.

Day 4 - Learning about Rishikesh

Early that morning you will attend a morning yoga class. After your morning “wake up” you will visit the Omkaranda Ashram also well known as Durga Mandir. Here, classes in Hindi, Sanskrit, music and classical dance are offered. You will also visit the Swarg Ashram, one of the oldest Ashrams in Rishikesh.

Day 5 - Exploring Rishikesh

Again, you will wake up early to practice the Sun Salutation, welcome the day, and be energized for the rest of the day’s activities. The afternoon is free to pursue your own activities, and you can choose to gon on a river rafting expedition or a half-day temple tour.

Day 6 - Rishikesh

After your morning yoga classes, you will travel along the Ganges River to the Vashist Guffa Cave. There, a meditation will be held in the cave, providing a profound experience for even the most experienced yogi or yogini.

Day 7 - Rishikesh

After your morning Sun Salutation and yoga instruction, you will have the option to visit Devpryag, Karanprayag (an important city of the Hindus), and a few Karna temples.

Day 8 - Rishikesh

This day is totally spent onsite: you will have early morning yoga classes, followed by an afternoon meditation, and then a therapy class.

Day 9 - From Rishikesh, to Haridwar, to Delhi (By Train)

After your early morning yoga classes you will then check out of the hotel and drive to Haridwar, one of the holiest places of Hindus in India. Haridwar is located at the foot of the Sivalik Mountain, which is also among the holiest places of Hindus in India. The fairy tale legends tell about gods and kings who discovered their true selves at the Har Ki Pauri Ghat, a sanctuary which carries an impression of the foot of God Vishnu. Every twelve years the religious meeting "Kumbha Mela" and every six years, "Ardh Kumbha " are held at Har Ki Pauri Ghat.

Every year, millions visit Haridwar who come here to bathe in Ganges. Your trip to Haridwar will really surprise you. First, you will visit the Sapt Rishi Ashram and the Sapt Sarovar. The Hindu mythology says that here Ganges itself divided into seven rivers, in order not to disrupt the seven Rishis (sapt) occupied by their prayers. Later, you will visit the holy temple of Daksha Mahadev and Sati Kund, located in the resort Kankhal. Sati Kund is the place, according to Hindu mythology, that Sati, the first wife of Lord Shiva, died. Also, you will visit the Maya Devi temple on the hill Bilwa Parvat. By riding the antenna cable you will enjoy a wonderful view of Haridwar. Finally, you will visit the Maya Devi temple on hill Bilwa Parvat, after which you will board your train to Delhi (at 6 pm) and spend the night at the hotel in Delhi.

Day 10 - Final Stop: Delhi

You will be transferred to the International Airport for your journey home.

* The yoga activities offered are flexible and the number of days for Yoga activities can be increased according to one's needs and requirements. You can also fly to Goa, India’s finest beach, to enjoy your beach holidays.

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