You will be taken to the Rishikesh Hotel on the first day of the Spiritual and Yoga Tour in India after arriving at the Haridwar Railway Station or Dehradun (DED) Airport. In addition to being one of India's most popular pilgrimage and sacred sites, Rishikesh is renowned for its unparalleled natural splendor. The sacred Ganga flows through the foothills of the Himalayas, touching Rishikesh, which is encircled on three sides by the Lesser Himalayan Range. Enchantingly beautiful, this city serves as the entry point to Kedarnath, Badrinath, Gangotri, and Yamunotri, India's renowned "Chardhams." Every year, a large number of people looking for salvation come to this area, which is renowned as a perfect location for spirituality and Meditation. The ashrams' calm atmosphere is ideal for Meditation and offers much-needed mental calm. People travel here from all over the world in pursuit of spiritual enlightenment and tranquility. In many of the ashrams on the banks of the Ganga in Rishikesh, yoga is taught and done ceremoniously. When the famous rock band The Beatles visited their Guru in Rishikesh in 1960, they were captivated by the true spirit of spirituality and the enchanted beauty of this blessed land. The Ganga is cooler and cleaner here because Rishikesh is higher at 1360 meters than other holy cities like Haridwar and Varanasi. The atmosphere of this sparsely populated city is tranquil and calming. Rishikesh is a magical site because of the powerful Ganges rushing from the Himalayas with all of her force, the embankments dotted with both ancient and modern temples and ashrams, and the gorgeous alpine scenery that provides a divinely lovely backdrop.

Sightseeing, a revitalizing stroll around the town of Rishikesh, and the Aarti Ceremony at Parmarth Niketan are all planned for the evening. After that, you'll return to the hotel and spend the night there.

You and your yoga instructor will depart for Kunjapuri early this morning as part of the Spiritual and Yoga Tour in India, enjoying a packed breakfast along the route.

Your destination for today will be Kunjapuri Temple. Situated atop three distinct mountains in the holy Himalayan Range of the Tehri Garhwal area, Kunjapuri is one of the three Siddha Peeths, also known as Shakti Peeths, devoted to Sati, the wife of Lord Shiva. The sacred triangle of this temple is connected to a well-known mythical story: Lord Shiva transported his wife's lifeless body to the Himalayas after Sati, daughter of Daksha Prajapati, burned herself alive in the sacrificial fire. Kunjapuri, Surkanda Devi, and Chandrabadni are three of the 52 locations where the remains of her body are revered as Siddha Peeths.

At 1645 meters above sea level, this location offers a breathtaking and expansive view of the northern Himalayas, while to the south, you can see the Doon Valley, Haridwar, and Rishikesh. The Rishikesh Hotel is 32 kilometers away from Kunjapuri.

The day's next planned activity is yoga on a mountaintop in the middle of nature with a yoga instructor. Following breakfast, you will have a leisurely stroll through a typical Garhwali hamlet before heading back to the hotel.Another yoga class is planned for the hotel's yoga hall in the evening.

Get some rest at the hotel for the night.

Take a yoga lesson at the hotel's yoga hall in the morning to make your morning more rejuvenating. After breakfast, you will be transported to Vashishta Guha, also known as Cave, which is around 25 km from Rishikesh, on the third Spiritual and Yoga Tour in India. In the midst of the hills stands this hallowed location. This place is magically serene. Aside from the charming sound of leaves falling, birds tweeting, and the Ganga River babbling to the Cave's right, the area is blessed with otherworldly silence. Mythology states that the great Sage Vashishta performed penance here around 3000 years ago. The entire complex includes a temple, lodging for ashram residents, and the enormous Cave, which is initially around 20 feet long and 10 feet broad before progressively getting smaller to about 7 feet in height. Looking at the Cave's entrance gives no indication of what's inside. At the very end of the Cave, which extends far into the mountain, you will see a Shiv-ling holding an oil lamp. The innermost section of the Cave, isolated from the rest of the space, is where sages appear to descend in their astral guises from the far reaches of the Himalayas to meditate.

After returning to the hotel in the afternoon, you will go to the yoga hall for the evening session. You'll spend the night at the hotel.

To catch the train or flight headed for Delhi, you will be dropped off at the Haridwar Railway Station or DED Airport today.