25 Places to Visit in Haridwar, Tourist Places & Top Attractions

Tourist Places to Visit in Haridwar

Mansa Devi Temple, Crystal World, Har Ki Pauri, Chandi Devi Temple, Maya Devi Temple, Sapt Rishi Ashram, Bara Bazar, Local Markets, Rajaji National Park, Pawan Dham and many more.

The city of Haridwar welcomes its visitors with chimes of the temple bells and religious chanting of the priests. Famous for being one of the seven holiest places of India, the name of the city Haridwar (Hari ka Dwar) means Gateway to God. The city is also known for the “Panch Tirth (five pilgrimages)” which includes Gangadwara(Har Ki Pauri), Kushwart (Ghat), Kankhal, Biswas Tirtha( Mansa Devi) and Neel Parvat (Chandi Devi). Other places to visit in Haridwar are religious attractions such as Maya Devi Temple, Darsha Mahadev Temple, and Pavan Dham.

The city also has a replica of the Vaishno Devi temple at Jammu for those who have not been able to visit the temple at Jammu. Adding to the list of places to see in Haridwar is an 8 storey temple dedicated to Bharat Mata. The beauty of this city lies in its blend of being a holy place with a beautiful natural environment. Visitors are awed when they watch the Ganga Aarti in progress especially during the evening. 

Other Tourist places in Haridwar include Crystal World with its museums for the kids, Patanjali Yogpeeth for people looking for health improvements. For nature lovers, the city is a paradise, watching exotic migratory birds at Neel Dhara Pakshi Vihar or a jungle safari at Chilla Sanctuary and Rajaji Sanctuary or even enjoying the tranquil beauty of the Ganges from one of the ghats.

Here are some of the best places to visit in Haridwar:

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Relish a realm of spirituality and wellness at ShantiKunj when you are in Haridwar. It is known as the headquarters of All World Gayatri Power and attracts dozens of pilgrims. It is said that the ashram guides you towards the right path and offers perpetual happiness. Taking inspiration from spiritual principles, Shanti Kunj is a pioneer in the revival of Rishi traditions and divine culture. When you are here, you can participate in one of the training camps and take home wonderful memories of moral and spiritual upliftment. 

Some of the prominent attractions of Shanti Kunj are the Yagya shala, Gayatri Mata temple, Akhand Deep, Devatma Himalaya temple and various other temples dedicated to ancient rishis. If you are interested to know more, do go through one of the exhibitions at the world famous ashram on Divine culture. You will not return disappointed after returning from Shanti Kunj. 

Location: Shantikunj, Sapt Rishi Rd, Motichur, Haridwar, Uttarakhand

Timing: All day

Best Time to Visit: October to February
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One of the Tourist places in Haridwar is Har ki Pauri which basically means footsteps of the Lord. It is the holy ghat where river Ganges touches the plains after winding its ways through the Himalayan ranges. Visitors flock along this pious ghat around dawn to take a holy dip. during the Ganga Aarati.

It is mesmerising to watch the whole ghat getting illuminated by the shimmering lights of the three-tiered lamps of fire in the hands of the priests . Additionally, devotees float thousands of diyas on the surface of the water giving the river Ganges an ethereal aura of beauty. A prime attraction during the day time is a footprint imprinted on a wall which is believed to belong to Lord Vishnu.

Location - harkipodi, near Krishna Dham, Kharkhari

Timing - Open at all times

Best Time to Visit - Can be visited every month of the year although summer can be hot during day time.

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Mansa Devi Temple, also known as Bilwa Tirth is one of the Panch Tirth (Five Pilgrimages) is within Haridwar. It is a Tourist attraction in Haridwar which is a Hindu temple dedicated to Mansa Devi, goddess of Snake. The temple is located at the top of Biswas Parvat on the Shivalik Hills which is a part of the southernmost range of Himalaya. Visitors can reach the temple either by 3km steep trek or by cable car which is also known as Mansa Devi Udankhatola.

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If you are under the impression that Haridwar holds nothing for tourists other than religion and culture, this place is like a breath of fresh air to make things all the more exciting for you. A treat for all wildlife lovers in Haridwar, Chilla Wildlife Sanctuary is home to an impressive range of animals and birds. Among the major wildlife species you can expect to witness here are elephant, tiger, leopard, and bear.

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Built in reverence of Sri Ma Anandamayi, this ashram is located at Kankhal in the city of Haridwar. Sri Ma Anandamayi was an eminent spiritual philosopher who belonged to Bengal. Her remains are buried in a crypt at the Ashram which is constructed with white marble.

A centre for spirituality, the ashram brings in visitors from all over the world
. The ashram complex has many buildings like Gayatri Yagnashala, Ati Rudra Yagnashala, Rudraksha Tree, Shankaracharya Hall, Annapurnasthal, Ma Anandamayi Museum and Ma Anandamayi Vidyapeeth.

Among these, the most popular one is the Ati Rudra Yagnashala which saw the participation of many saints on the occasion of Ati Rudra Maha Yagna in 1981
. A popular attraction here is the Akhand diya which you can see illuminated every time and offers a divine experience for everyone

Location
: Brahm Vihar Colony, Kankhala, Mayapur, Haridwar, Uttarakhand 

Timing
: 24 hours

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Located in Harihar Ashram, Parad Shivlnga is one of the astounding sites of religious importance in Haridwar, It translates to Mercury Shivling and draws in many devotees of Lord Shiva. It is well known for having the Pardeshwar Mahadev Temple.

A popular site to see here is the Rudraksha tree which has been fixed here since many decades. It is a popular belief that the Rudraksha from the trees here will relieve you of all your problems. So don’t go back home without collecting a rudraksha from this tree. The fascinating fact about the shivling is that it is made up of 151 kg of mercury and is one of the most unique attractions of the place. Visited by millions of devotees, it is one of the most popular places to see in Haridwar. 

Location: Harihar Ashram, Kankhal, Haridwar

Timing: 7:00 am to 7:00 pm

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The Vaishno Devi Temple in Haridwar is a replica of the original temple situated in Katra, Jammu. The temple is dedicated to Maa Vaishno Devi, an incarnation of Goddess Laxmi. To maintain the beauty of the original temple, this temple also has man-made caves through which visitors have to crawl to reach the heart of the temple.

Apart from the idol of Maa Vaishno Devi, the temple also has the idols of Goddess Kali and Goddess Saraswati along with 12 Jyotirlingas which are replicas of Lord Shiva.     

Location - Jagdish Nagar, Jwalapur, Uttarakhand

Timing - 5 am to 12 pm and again from 4 pm to 9 pm daily

Best Time to Visit - Between October to March
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One of the shaktipeeth at the top of Neel Parvat is Chandi Devi Temple, dedicated to Chandika Devi, who was born out of the energy of Devi Durga to kill the demon king's Shumbha-Nishumbha.  

Worshippers visiting this place can opt for a 3km adventurous trek to the hilltop while experiencing beautiful sights punctuated by monkeys around the place. The other, more comfortable, way of traveling is by the Udankhatola, the ropeway service. Few worshippers can also take trolley service which plies along the way. 

There is a pond beside the temple which has medicinal values for which it attracts the visitors who take a dip. There are several vendors around the temple selling Prasad, Diya, agarbatti, etc for those who want to offer puja.

Location - Haridwar, Uttarakhand

Timing - Daily 6 AM - 12 PM & 3 PM - 6 PM

Best Time to Visit - February to October.

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Among all the famous shrines and temples that make Haridwar a hub for those seeking God, Bharat Mata Mandir is the most unique one. What makes this temple so special is that the country, India, is worshipped here as a goddess. The temple complex is eight-storeyed and is located near the river Ganges. 

The architecture of the temple is quite different from any other temple you will see in Haridwar. The temple was inaugurated in 1983 by Late Mrs Indira Gandhi. Apart from being a place of worship, the complex also houses an allopathic dispensary, diagnostic camps, cow shelter, an old age home, and a ved shala. 

Undoubtedly, Bharat Mata Mandir is among the interesting places to visit in Haridwar.

Location: Motichur, Haridwar

Timing: 7:30 am to 5 pm

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Neel Dhara Pakshi Vihar is a paradise for bird watchers. The famous bird watching point is situated at the Bhimgoda Barrage of Haridwar and has been blessed with abundant wildlife, flora, and fauna adding to the beauty of the place.

The place becomes breathtakingly beautiful in winters when colorful birds of various species migrate to this place. Special mention would be Siberian Cranes from Rajliwala. Being very close to many trekking routes in Haridwar, the place is also a favorite amongst the trekkers and nature lovers. Adding to the beauty of the place is the glorious views of the snow-covered Shivalik Hills which makes it to the top list of tourist attractions in Haridwar.

Location - Bhimgoda Barrage

Timing - 07:00 am - 07:00 pm daily

Best Time to Visit - Daily 07:00 am - 02:00 pm. The best time to visit is during winters.

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Daksha Mahadev Temple, which is also known as Daksheswara Mahadev Temple, is one of the oldest temples Located in Kankhal in Haridwar and is one of the Places to see in Haridwar.Dedicated to Lord Shiva and Goddess Sati, the temple was named after Goddess Swati’s father, King  Daksha Prajapati.

The temple houses a Yajna Kund and also has a thousand year old Banyan tree. The Daksha ghat on the left of the main temple allows devotees to take a dip in the holy Ganga River. The temple becomes exceptionally beautiful with elaborate decorations during the Maha Shivaratri. 

Location - MK Gandhi Road, Ahead of Chowk Bazaar, Kankhal, Haridwar

Timing - 4 AM - 7 PM Daily

Best Time to Visit - During the months of Sawan as per Hindu Calendar when the temple is decorated.
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Among the popular ashrams in Haridwar, it was built by Guru Goswami Dutt in the year 1943. It is renowned for being a host to many sages. Among them, the most popular saints to have visited here are Kashyapa, Vashishta, Atri, Vishwamitra, Bharadwaja and Gautam. The idyllic atmosphere of the ashram is breathtaking and allows you to practise meditation.

Many people say that this was the place where Ganga had split herself into seven streams so as not to disturb the seven sages who were meditating here. Hence, the ashram is also well known as Sapt Sarovar or Saptarishi Kund. An enchanting respite, Saptrishi Ashram is a must visit for anyone who is fond of yoga and wishing to find a solace in spirituality. The ashram is well-known among the rishis and saints from all over the world. Another popular attraction of this ashram is one of the residential hostels and a Sanskrit school for poor children.  

Location: Saptrishi Ashram, Bhoopatwala, Haridwar, Uttarakhand 

Timing: 8:30 am to 6:00 pm

Best Time to Visit: October to March


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For visitors wishing to indulge in shopping for what Haridwar is famous for, Bara Bazar is one of the Tourist places in Haridwar. This colorful Bazar is the main marketplace of the city. The traditional Bazar which meanders through narrow lanes is full of shops selling religious paraphernalia like Rudraksha seeds, to ayurvedic products and medicines to Churans and digestive powders to handcrafted materials and ornaments.

For sweet lovers, sweet shops are selling various sweets. A special mention is “Pedas” , the local specialty made from milk. For visitors wishing to fulfill a pang of hunger, there are food vendors and small restaurants.

Location - Subhash Ghat, Haridwar

Timing - Daily 9 am to 10 pm

Best Time to Visit - Except for January & July

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Amongst the places to visit in Haridwar, is Pavan Dham, one of the oldest temples in India. The temple is famous for its remarkable architecture with its intrinsic glasswork on the designed walls. The idols of this temple have been adorned with precious stones and gems adding to the beauty.

 The beauty of the place enhances when the sun rays reflect on the idols and the walls of the place. So, to enjoy its beauty, visitors should visit the place in daylight. The temple is a part of a non-profit organization that believes in rendering free service to significant social causes. 

Location -Sapt Sarovar Road, Haridwar

Timing - 6:00 AM to 8:00 PM daily

Best Time to Visit - May-June and August to October. Also, peak winter around December and January.

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Vishnu Ghat is one of the tranquil treats of Haridwar where Visitors can soak themselves in the spirituality of this town. Provisions have been kept for a holy dip in the revered Ganges River in the early morning. During the evening, visitors can enjoy the divine aura of the place which also surrounds this city in its very spirit.

The legend says that Lord Vishnu had taken a dip in the heavenly River Ganges at this ghat giving it its name. Many devotees believe that going for a holy dip takes away one’s sins here. The ghat has been wonderfully designed with safety cautions and cleanliness keeping in mind the health and safety of the visitors.

Location - Haridwar Village, Haridwar

Timing - Open on all days 24 hours except Wednesday

Best Time to Visit - Around winters or springtime
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One of the Places to visit in Haridwar Crystal world is Uttarakhand’s largest Entertainment Destination having an amusement park with a Water World Park and two museums. The amusement park has 39 water and thrill rides (22 rides & 17 slides) which the young visitors enjoy most.

The two museums, India’s Celebrity museum with 14 silicon statues and Interactive Art Museum with 25 3D paintings adds to the fun. The place also has its highway food court where visitors can enjoy food for 3 generations under one roof.

Location - Delhi Rd, Batedi

Timing - Amusement Park - 10:30 am to 8:00 pm, Water Park - 10:30 am to 6:00 pm

Best Time to Visit - All months of the year. Not very comfortable during monsoon season.

Entry Fee

Adult : ₹700 (M-Fri) / ₹800 (Sat & Sun)

Children : ₹600(M-Fri) / ₹700 (Sat & Sun)

Sr. Citizens : ₹600(M-Fri) / ₹700 (Sat & Sun)

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A perfect retreat to enjoy a cool dip in water to beat the summer heat, Fun Valley Water Park is one of the most exciting places to visit in Haridwar. It is nestled on the Golden Triangle of Uttarakhand that connect the famous cities of Dehradun, Haridwar and Rishikesh. It is a famous amusement park cum resort that will help you cherish some fun moments with your loved ones. The popular amenities offered here include a big interior complex, a multi cuisine restaurant, kiosks, deluxe rooms and a motel. 

Surrounded by a landscape of lush greenery at the foothills of Garhwal Himalayas, Fun Valley Water Park is one of the most prominent amusement parks in Haridwar. It allows you to cherish some amazing time away from the hustle and bustle of city life. It is an amazing place to relax and unwind with your loved one. Enjoy some exhilarating rides and get your adrenaline rushing with your friends and families. Other popular facilities to be enjoyed here include adventure activities like go karting and recreational experiences like shopping. 

Location: The Fun Valley 28th Km Stone, Haridwar Road, Lal Tappar Dehradun, Uttarakhand

Timing: 9:00 AM - 7:00 PM

Entry Fee: Below 3 feet - Free, From 3 feet to 4 feet 6 inches - INR 600, Above 4 feet 6 inches - INR 800
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Gau Ghat is located in the southern part of Subhash Ghat and is relatively less crowded. The ashes of Mahatma Gandhi, Indira Gandhi and Jawaharlal Nehru were cremated at this ghat. It is a common belief among Hindus that killing a cow is a sin equal to killing a Brahman. Devotees visit Gau Ghat to cleanse themselves of the sin of killing a cow, hence the name. People also visit here to offer respects to their dead family members. It is one of the less crowded temples in Haridwar and celebrates many festivals. 

Location: Gau Ghat, Haridwar

Timing: 24 hours

Best Time to Visit: All year

Entry Fee: No entry fee

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A must amongst Places to visit in Haridwar is Patanjali Yogpeeth which aims to achieve peace, good health, and happiness by freeing people across the world from diseases without the use of allopathy medicine with its side effects. This is achieved with the help of yoga therapy mainly.

The institute has regular classes on yoga and gives training on various yoga forms. There is also a hospital that gives ayurvedic treatment to visitors traveling from all over the world. The place also has an ayurvedic medicine manufacturing unit. For visitors wishing to stay in this place, there is an accommodation facility as well. 

Location - Maharshi Dayanand Gram, Delhi-Haridwar National Highway Near Bahadarbad

Timing - Ayurveda OPD is open from 9 am to 5 pm. Hospital is open 24 hours

Best Time to Visit - Can be visited in all months of the year.

Entry Fee - Nil. OPD Consultation with Doctors is also free.

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Haridwar is famous for lots of items that are sold in the local bazaars such as Intricately carved stone idols, puja utensils made of brass and copper, beads, cane baskets, glass bangles, and other ornaments. People visit Jwalapur Market for souvenirs,fruits and vegetables and also sweets for which it is famous. 

Moti Bazar, the main bazaar of the city, is for Pooja items like Diya, sandalwood paste, etc. and also famous for bangles and ornaments. For holy materials like Rudraksha males, pendants, motifs, etc, visitors must visit the Kankhal market.    

Location - Jwalapur Market at Jwalapur, Moti Bazar at Moti Bazar Road, Kankhal Market at Kankhal, Chowk Bazar, Haridwar

Timing - 9 am to 10 pm daily

Best Time to Visit - Any time of the month

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One of the Places to visit in Haridwar is Maya Devi Temple which is dedicated to Goddess Maya Devi, who is the incarnation of Goddess Shakti. One of the Shakti Peethas of Haridwar, the temple is believed to have been built over the place where the heart and navel of Sati had fallen as per mythology.

The temple premises have the idols of Goddess Maya, Goddess Kamakhya and Goddess kali. Apart from being a holy place of worship, the temple is well known for its ancient architectural beauty. The temple is known for its elaborate decoration and celebration during the festivals of Navaratri & also during Kumbh Mela.

Location - Upper Road, Birla Ghat, Haridwar

Timing - 6 AM to 12 PM & 4 PM to 8 PM

Best Time to Visit - February, March, August, September & October.

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Birla Ghat is one of the oldest riverside ghats at Haridwar. It is a leisurely stretch that will charm visitors with the solitude that makes for the very air here. The ghat has provision for the visitors to take a holy dip in the early hours of dawn. Security barriers in the place have been given to ensure no one slips into the water of Ganges.

The ghat has a lot of eateries where visitors can go for breakfast and snacks after taking the holy dip.

Location - Birla Ghat, Haridwar

Timing - 24 hours 

Best Time to Visit - February to June; August to December
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Saptarishi( the Seven Sages) Ashram derived its name from the Hindu mythology as per which seven great sages Vashishth, Kashyap, Atri, Vishwamitra, Gautam, Bharadwaja, and Jamadagni met in this place to meditate. Located on the bank of river Ganges, the place is also the point from which river Ganges splits into seven different streams, known as sapto sarovars.

There are 5 statues on the banks of the river for the Pandavas. The place is an abode for Hindu saints and sages who reside, mediate and also research worldly and divine dynamics and practice religious rituals. Apart from being one of the Tourist places in Haridwar, the ashram also is a place for students who reside and learn from the saints.

Location - Bhupatwala, Haridwar

Timing - Daily 6 AM to 7 PM

Best Time to Visit - Except January and July

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People Also Ask About Haridwar

  1. What are the best places to visit in Haridwar for the family?

    Have the best time of your life at these fascinating places in Haridwar for the family.

    1. Fun Valley Water Park
    Nestled in the breathtaking valleys of Haridwar, this water park is an ideal retreat to enjoy a plethora of thrilling activities with your family. You can enjoy aqua dancing, water-based rides and roller coasters. 
    2. Neel Dhara Pakshi ViharStay in awe as you witness the rich flora and fauna at this bird sanctuary that is a scenic gem for the visitors. You can also enjoy the panoramic views of Shivalik ranges that are located in the backdrop of this sanctuary.
    3. Crystal WorldSpread across eighteen acres of land this water park is the ideal place for your family to enjoy thrilling water rides along with various fun games.
    4. Prem Nagar Ashram: Give your family some time to introspect and find their inner strength at this ashram, where you’re taught various meditation techniques.
  2. What are the best places to visit in Haridwar in 1 day?

    These are the best places to visit in Haridwar in 1 day.

    1. Mansa Devi TempleThis is a popular sidhpeeth sitting atop the Parvat Bilwa and is considered to be an ideal religious spot for the Hindu devotees.
    2. Shanti KunjLearn the art of living at this ashram that offers important teachings and values of life to help you achieve mental satisfaction. 
    3. Gau GhatThis sits at the bank of the Ganga river and is known to be the spot where the ashes of Jawaharlal Nehru and Mahatma Gandhi were immersed.
    4. Rajaji Tiger Reserve: This wildlife reserve spans in around a thousand square kilometers protected region and is home to Asian Elephants as well as Bengal Tiger.

  3. Why is Haridwar famous?

    Hardiwar is a sacred city that offers a gateway to the pilgrimage places of Badrinath, Kedarnath, Gangotri and Yamunotri in the Char Dham Trek. It is full of many temples and shrines that bring in millions of devotees every year. Apart from the temples, the famous Ganga Aarti at Har Ki Pauri and the popular ritual of taking a dip in the holy waters are some of the popular attractions of Haridwar.

    The most famous temples to visit in Haridwar are Mansa Devi Temple, Chandi Devi temple, Bharat Mata Mandir, Maya Devi Temple, Shree Chintamani Parshwanath Jain Temple, Har ki Pauri, Daksha Mahadev Temple etc.
  4. Is Haridwar worth visiting?

    Yes, Haridwar is worth visiting. It is known as the gateway to Dev Bhoomi and has many temples that will enchant you with their spiritual vibes. One can soak in the divine ambience here and enjoy a cool dip in the waters of River Ganges along with enjoying the evening aarti at Har ki Pauri.

    It has many famous temples which bring in many tourists from all over the world. Some of the popular attractions to see here are Mansa Devi Temple, Chandi Devi temple, Bharat Mata Mandir, Maya Devi Temple, Shree Chintamani Parshwanath Jain Temple, Har ki Pauri, Daksha Mahadev Temple etc. 
  5. Which month is best to visit Haridwar?

    The best months to visit Haridwar is from October to February. During these months, the temperature ranges between 6 and 20 degrees Celsius that helps you enjoy good sightseeing in the pleasant weather. 
  6. How many days are enough for Haridwar?

    A vacation for about 2-3 days is ideal to visit Haridwar that covers the majority of places. 
  7. How much is a taxi from Haridwar to Rishikesh?

    The fare for a taxi from Haridwar to Rishikesh is INR 1400 to INR 2000. This fare ranges depending upon the kind of taxi you are opting for. 
  8. How far is Kedarnath from Haridwar?

    Kedarnath is 125 km far from Haridwar which takes about 5 hours to cover if you are going by road
  9. Is Ladakh open in October?

    Yes, Ladakh remains open in October as it offers mesmerising beauty, with early snowfall blanketing the mountains during this time. Despite being off-season, it is a wonderful time for adventure seekers to enjoy biking to Khardung La Pass and trekking to Markha Valley. The pleasant weather and the Deskit Gustor Festival at Diskit Monastery make Ladakh a delightful destination in October.

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12 July 2018
Excellent
This was my maiden trek and I am glad I chose Valley of Flowers and Hemkund Saheb. I carried home tonnes of great memories from the trip that I will cherish for my life. Serene Nature, Splendid weather, a great company of cousins, new friends we made and the team who lead the trek made a perfect mixture to cherish. While the chirpy young kept the team charged, the conviction of the others was inspirational to the rest. I am also glad that Thrillophillia conducts this trip which I came to know after reading thrillophilia reviews. The field team lead by Yogi and Sandeep was awesome. At some point or other everyone in the group were amazed with their knowledge, patience, perseverance, untiring efforts to make the trip a memorable and comfortable one for the entire team. Their daily briefing was quite interesting. Valley of flowers amazed us with the nuances it offered every minute. The continuous rain, the chill of the breeze, narrow steep path, rolling stones, changing landscape every minute, moving clouds around you, crossing the river over narrow bridges…. The list goes on and on Hemkund Saheb is another marvel. This place left most of the team members ecstatic. What a bliss. The only place I have seen made many people cry with joy. A place that one must visit atleast once in their lifetime. The trek(mule ride), the hospitality at the Gurudwara were breathtaking. It was a testimony to what faith can bring out of people. We could see people of all age groups from 3 to 70+ trek all the way from Govindghat to Hemkund Saheb, carrying children and luggage on shoulders and sometime on mules. Wow… We were exposed to a new world of Ghangaria which come alive in March and sleeps over from October. A town that has everything active only for 4 months.
13 April 2019
Moni Shankar Chandrashila Trek
Excellent
The stay at kund was a very pleasant one. It had wonderfull golden views of Kedardome. Sound of mountain river just below the campsite was like a soothing lullaby. The fully blooming rhododendron gave the perfect reddish look of the season FALL. Now as we come to the part of the trek to deorital, the day started with a double puncture of one of our car which was to take us to SARI. But to our joy it provided us the perfect excuse to start our trek right from kund. The opportunity gave us time to photograph the kedar dome from a height and on the way we also came by a hilly waterfall which gave us plenty to take home some mesmerizing photographs. By the time our car was ready to take us to Sari. On reaching Sari we started our climb to Deorital Lake . On the way we filled up our water bottles from a mountain spring and wow the most refreshing drink i had in my life off cousre accompanied by chewing of rhododendron petals. On reaching deorital we were greeted with patches of snow and a mesmerizing view of snow clad-en peaks of Chaukhamba. We could even capture the reflection of the cliffs in the clear water of the lake. After having a packed lunch we descended down to sari by taking a visit to hilly temple. On the way back we went to Ukhimath, the winter home of BABA Kedarnath. The secondays climb was from Chopta. There was snow right from Chopta. We claded our shoes with the mandatory spikes and started our climb throw the snow laden valley and mountain sides of chopta taking occassional breaks. The temple of Tungnath was almost under snow. After taking a break at tungnath we further ascended to Chandrasila peak making new path through the fresh snows. And like we were on the top of the world with 360 degree view of Nanda Devi, Trishul and Chaukhamba. The weather had by then started getting little naughty with patches of black clouds hovering around. After taking a quick packed lunch we started our descend, which was packed with thrills and surprises courtesy our guide Monu Rana. We went back to our childhood days by sliding and rolling through the snows like 3 year old toddlers and just yelling in excitement. On reaching chopta we boarded our cars to be back to kund. A heavy downpour welcomed us to Kund and let us have a unique experience of heavy mountain lashes. Next day we were back to Haridwar after having a tastefull lunch at Jayalgarh. A wow experience of lifetime in my sixth trek.
06 September 2018
Excellent
All the arrangements, food, logistics, and support was superb. Both our trek guides especially Mr. Narendra supported and took very good care, continuously motivating and helping throughout the journey. This trek requires good fitness and endurance, it would have been good if we were given a heads up about the steep trails and low oxygen. Other than that I loved and enjoyed the experience. Happy with Thrillophillia team. Devashish was also very patient and helpful.
Alpesh Alpesh Valley of Flowers Trek
Excellent
"it was incredible experience. VOF is famous for its 80 and more rare flowers species. trek was 12000 ft above from the sea level. It was not easy but when I saw the colors of flowers it inspired me to go ahead and explored more.."
Nikhil Saini Chandrashila Trek
Excellent
"This is one of the finest treks I have ever been to. The food was too good. Love the team and how they talk is a treat to watch. Overall, it was a relaxing and mind-blowing."
13 January 2021
Sangita Borse Dayara Bugyal Trek
Very Good
Dayara Bugyal is Out of the World!! We did a Winter Trek, so got to see a lot of Snow & also experienced Snowfall. However, the Trek is not easy & is definitely not for Beginners. We were 3 Ladies in the age group of 50-55, 2 of whom were 1st time trekkers & had a tough time making it to the top. One of them turned back from Gui as she developed severe leg cramps. Also there was only one guide from Raithal to Gui, who went off ahead with the Youngsters, leaving us to fend for ourselves. Ideally, there should have been 2 guides. Once at the Camp however, things were well taken care off. With limited resources, one cannot & should not expect much anyway.
03 November 2020
Superb
The arrangement and beautiful places is something one need ro relax. Good job thrillophilia
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Excellent
Awesome experience
Durgeshwari Jha Chopta Tour
Excellent
This is significantly down to Team Thrillophilia who gave us the most amazing experience. Their professionalism was fantastic. They were friendly, punctual, reliable and so flexible to our needs. 100% recommended.
Excellent
the street food of Haridwar will definitely bring me back to the city for sure... the trip was very well planned and we were right on time to enjoy the Ganga arti.. a must thing to experience in a life time. and a road trip to Mussoorie was a cherry on the cake.

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