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Rishikesh, the world's yoga center, located in the Himalayan foothills of Uttarakhand, attracts thousands of travelers all year. The river Ganges, on which people survive and prosper, is another central factor that adds to Rishikesh's magic. The river is not only a gift from God to mankind, but it also provides a serene setting that makes the city incomparable. u2022tAnother fascinating feature of this city is the charming cafes and hotels along the river's edge, which offer the most spectacular scenery.
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About Rishikesh • Rishikesh, the world's yoga centre, located in the Himalayan foothills of Uttarakhand, attracts thousands of travellers all year. • The city is famed as a pilgrimage destination and is considered one of the holiest sites on the planet, where Hindu sages meditated in order to gain wisdom. Hence, the city serves as a spiritual and religious centre. • The river Ganges, on which people survive and prosper, is another central factor that adds to Rishikesh's magic. The river is not only a gift from God to mankind, but it also provides a serene setting that makes the city incomparable. • Another fascinating feature of this city is the charming cafes and hotels along the river's edge, which offer the most spectacular scenery. It is a visual feast for the beholder.
ParmarthNiketan • It is one of the area's largest ashrams and a premier yoga facility, located on the banks of the placid Ganges River, dating back over 70 years. • - Ayurvedic therapies, yoga, and meditation are popular at this ashram. • - Swami SukdevanandaSaraswati established the ashram in 1942, and it is open to everyone without discrimination. • - ParmarthNiketan hosts a GangaAarti and a hawan every evening, making it a popular tourist destination.
Ram Jhula • It is a famous spot offering a spectacular panoramic view of the city with the river flowing through the neighbouring area and celestial temples. • The Swarg Ashram and the Sivananda region are connected by this bridge, which was erected in 1986. • The proximity of several temples and ashrams makes it a great place for individuals seeking spiritual fulfilment in Rishikesh. • You can buy gemstones, garments, Ayurvedic goods, jewellery, and CDs from the Ram Jhula area's street market to get a sense of the area's essence.
LaxmanJhula • The magnificent bridge was built in 1923 in the town of Rishikesh, to honour Lord Laxman, younger brother of Lord Rama. • With temples on both sides, including the legendary Lakshmana Temple, it is one of Rishikesh's most notable sites. • In the evenings, people enjoy shooting pictures and singing ballads on the ghats that surround the bridge. • The LaxmanJhula region, which has a great feel, is also home to Rishikesh's most famous shanty cafes.
Beatles Ashram • The ashram is also known as 'Maharishi Mahesh Yogi Ashram' or 'ChaurasiKutiya.' • The Beatles, a popular pop band, paid a visit to the ashram in 1968 to seek nirvana. • The Beatles came here to meditate and seek nirvana, and the songs they wrote here during their visit made them internationally famous. • Presently, foreigners flock to see and shoot the graffiti on the ashram's walls. • It is a broken structure that has been kept that way for authenticity because people admire the location for its uniqueness and wilderness.
