The Rishikesh Trek is a captivating journey that blends thrilling adventure with the soulful essence of the Himalayas. Starting from the bustling energy of Rishikesh – known as the Yoga Capital of the World – the trail takes you through serene forests, hidden waterfalls, and winding mountain paths, all set against the backdrop of the majestic Shivalik ranges. Along the way, you’ll feel the spiritual aura of ancient ashrams and the calming presence of the sacred Ganga, while also experiencing the excitement of riverside camps, bonfires, and breathtaking viewpoints.
Ideal for beginners and nature lovers, this easy-to-moderate trek offers the perfect mix of peace and adventure. Whether you seek the thrill of exploring untouched trails or the quiet reflection of a spiritual escape, the Rishikesh Trek promises a journey that nourishes both the heart and soul.
Day 1: Dehradun to Rishikesh (45 km drive). You can visit places in Rishikesh like Triveni Ghat (for Ganga Aarti), Ram Jhula and Lakshman Jhula.
Day 2: Rishikesh to Shivpuri (rafting stretch – 16 km, approx. 2–3 hrs). After the rafting adventure, enjoy lunch followed by a short waterfall trek (8–10 km trek). Evening campfire by the riverside.
Day 3: Sunrise Trek & Return to Rishikesh (3–4 km trek + 45 km drive to Dehradun)
Trekking shoes, Layered warm clothes, Woolen cap, Gloves, Raincoat / poncho, Torch / headlamp, Refillable water bottle, Sunglasses, Basic toiletries, Personal medication.
Altitude ranges from 1,150 ft to 3,500 ft. Weather can be hot in summers and chilly during nights in winters – pack light layers accordingly. Fitness level should allow 4–5 hours of walking. Network connectivity is generally good in Rishikesh town but may be patchy in forest trails and campsites. Trek is suitable for beginners and families, but proper trekking shoes and basic gear are essential
A deposit is required to confirm your booking. The full amount is due 15 days prior to the trek. Cancellations before 15 days are refundable minus processing charges. No refunds within 15 days of departure. The trek may be rescheduled in case of extreme weather or government restrictions.
