Travel to Nainital, Haridwar and Rishikesh

I started my journey from Haldwani to Nainital. I hired a cab 🚗 for Rs 2500 from Haldwani bus stand, and it was a Maruti 800 car. Since there was not much traffic, we quickly crossed the city. Once we reached the mountain area, it was a very scenic journey. 🏞️ After traveling for half an hour, we reached Neem Karoli Baba Dham. 🙏 It felt blessed and very positive at the dham. After darshan, we headed towards Bheemtal, which is a very big lake. 🛶 I stayed there for 10 minutes and took some nice pictures. 📸 Since I was traveling solo, I requested nearby people to take pictures.

I took the train at 5 a.m. from Haldwani and reached Haridwar at 11 a.m. From the station 🚈, the hotel was nearby, so I took an auto and reached the hotel. After checking in, I took a bath 🛁 and had lunch in the hotel itself. In the evening, I went to Triveni Ghat and attended the arti 🙏. It was very spiritual and mesmerizing. I was there for around three hours, and it was an awesome experience to watch people and see the Ganga river at night 🌌.

The next day, I visited Mansa Devi and Chandi Devi temples; the view was really nice from the temple. At night, I had dinner at Gangalahri hotel and ate 🥘🍽🍲🥣🥗 Gadhwali authentic thali, which was very nice. The view from the hotel was nice, watching the Ganga river and having dinner at a temperature of 14 degrees 🧥❄️ is a lifetime memory for me.

The next day, I went to Rishikesh where I visited the Neelkanth temple. The journey from Rishikesh to the temple was very nice, and it was a very serpentine road. In the evening, I attended the Ganga arti at Parmarth Niketan and met some foreigners 🇺🇲👧 and took pics with them. At night, I returned to my hotel and had dinner. In the morning after having breakfast, I checked out of the hotel 🏨 and went to the station to catch my train to Mumbai, and the trip to Haridwar always reminds me how beautiful life is 🥰🥰😎😎

Here are some of the pics:



















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