Spiritual North India Tour

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Spiritual North India Tour

About The Spiritual North India Tour

India Spiritual tours are the tours comprising of visits to the holy pilgrimage sites of India where tourists can not only get to know more about the rituals and customs of different religions, but they can also partake in the religious activities. By taking spiritual tours of India, you get an opportunity of paying a visit to the sacred ashrams, ancient temples, and holy shrines. You can come across hundreds of spiritual thoughts and inherent beliefs during the spiritual journey to India. Since diversity prevails in every nook and corner of India, religion is no different. From north to south and from east to west, you will observe a significant variation in the beliefs and values of people during a spiritual tour to India.

Highlights of Spiritual North India

Explore Indian culture and its value to life.

Get the insight of Indian Heritage by visiting the historic monuments.

Pamper your adventure side by visiting the Mountains and exploring nature.

Get healed by yoga or meditation in Rishikesh.

Participate in Ganga Aarti for purifying your inner self.

Experience the tuk-tuk ride .

Visit the Wagah border to witness the beating retreat ceremony

Visit the Home of the Dalai Lama.

Qucik Facts:

Duration: 13 Nights /14 Days

Travel Style: Customized

Start City : Delhi

End City : Delhi

City covered: Delhi-Haridwar-Rishikesh-Dharamshala-Amritsar-Agra-Delhi

Theme: Spiritual

Stay: Double sharing/ Twin Sharing

Best Time: September to March

itinerary

  • Day 01: Arrive Delhi - Haridwar

    Arrive in Delhi and check into Hotel. Fresh up at Hotel take overnight train to Haridwar Overnight at Train.

  • Day 02: Haridwar - Rishikesh

    Morning arrive in Haridwar check into hotel. Visit Mansa Devi Temple by cablecar. In the evening observe Ganga Aarti ritual of fire, then travel on to Rishikesh Taxi. Check into hotel in Rishikesh.

  • Day 03: - Rishikesh

    After relax breakfast, enjoy sightseeing of Rishikesh. Rishikesh is one of the holy cities in India. Rishikesh is located in the foothills of the Himalayas. Rishikesh is gateway to the Himalayas. The spectacular River Ganga is like pert of the city. Rishikesh is a place visited by several yogis and sages. They lived and practiced hard penance here. Rishikesh is world famous as Yoga capital of the world. Visit Lakshman Jhula, Ram Jhula, Swarg Ashram, Beatles Ashram. Evening enjoy Ganga ceremony at Parmarth Niketan. Dinner and Overnight stay at the hotel.

  • Day 04: Rishikesh

    Early morning have routine yoga and meditation class. Later transfer to Rajaji National Park for 04 hour Jungle Safari. Rajaji National Park has total area of 820 square kms. Rajaji National Park has highest number of elephants than all other national parks of Uttarakhand. Tiger, leopard, Monkey, Barking deer, Sambar deer, Wild Boar, Antelopes such as the Nilgai and Goral are also living here. The Rajaji National Park has more than 400 bird species. Rajaji National Park offers amazing opportunity to nature lovers to enjoy the beautiful landscape and wildlife. After lunch, transfer to small village of Gujjar tribe. Have conversation with Gujjars and know their culture. Have a tea with them. Later return to Rishikesh. Dinner and Overnight stay at the hotel.

  • Day 05: Rishikesh to Nalagarh (290 Kms / 07 to 08 hrs drive)

    Morning after breakfast, check out from hotel. Transfer to Nalagarh. Nalagarh is situated in the foothills of the Himalayas. Nalagarh offers a spectacular view of the Shivalik range of Himalayas with Sirsa River. The Nalagarh Fort is amazing piece of Mughal architecture. The Nalagarh Fort has are of 20 acres with forest land. Dinner and Overnight stay at the hotel.

  • Day 06: Nalagarh to Dharamshala (220Km / 06 to 07 hrs)

    Morning after breakfast, check out from hotel. Transfer to Dharmshala. Dharamsala is famous for its scenic-beauty, serenity and Tibetan culture. This evening enjoy Tibetan dinner at local restaurant. Overnight stay at hotel.

  • Day 07: Dharamshala

    Early morning attend meditation class. After breakfast proceed to city tour of Dharamsala. Visit Bagsu temple, Tibetan bazaar and Dalai Lama monasteries. Dharamshala is centre of Tibetan culture. Dalai lama's home is also situated in McloedGanj. Dharamshala is divided into lower Dharamshala and upper Dharamshala. Dinner and Overnight stay at the hotel.

  • Day 08 Dharamsala Camping

    Breakfast at Hotel. Dharamshala and drive to camp at Thatri village. From the car park area you need to walk for 15 minutes to reach to the camp. Later relax at the camp. Post lunch go for the circular walk to the nearby village to experience their lifestyle. Visit one of the traditional homes and have a cup of tea there. Later continue your walk to go nearby stream water. If temperature is good you can also swim in the pond. After the dip in the cold water walk back towards the camp and have evening tea & snack. Later enjoy the evening at camp with the beautiful view of Kangra Valley and Dhauladhar Mountain on one side. You can lie down in the camping ground and can read some of the interesting books up there. Dinner followed by the campfire.

  • Day 09 Full day Camping (Hike to Jawala) 6 km/04 to 05 hrs)

    From Camp Himalayan Nest the hike to Jawala is really very beautiful. Jawala is a small ridge situated at an elevation of 2100 mt. From camp to reach to Jawala you gain the elevation of 400+ mt. The walking grade is gradual uphill through the fresh glacier stream, a very traditional village of Parli Thatri and through the forest of oak, rhododendron and another Himalayan bushes.At some point the view of Dhauladhar specially the Kundli Pass & Inderhara Pass are quite grand. Once you reach at the top of Jawala you have wide and beautiful view of Kangra Valley. Later spend couple of hours at the top for writing with the fantaboulous views. Enjoy your pack lunch at the top and later walk back to the camp. After crossing the stream you can take a different route to reach to the camp. Overnight at Camp Himalayan Nest.

  • Day 10: Full day camping

    After the breakfast in the morning get ready with your guide for the hike towards Mana Got OR in a different area where Rhododendron would be in full bloom. Mana Got is and used to be a grassland for the shepherd people to graze their animals in summer and monsoon time and they people were used to stay in the temporary huts which still you can see. To reach to Mana Got its uphill walk via upper Thatri village. You can see some good views of mountain from there. The area is also famous for some birds like Kites, Vultures etc. You can see the different varieties here. Walk back to the camp via Bangotu village. By evening reach back to the camp. Dinner followed by the campfire.

  • Day 11: Dharamsala to Amritsar (250 KM)

    In the morning drive to Amritsar (250 Km). Arrive Amritsar and check in at hotel. Later start sightseeing tour of Amritsar. Visit Golden Temple-also called as Harmandir Sahib, Jalianwala Bagh and Maharaja Ranjit Singh Summer Palace Museum situated in the heart of Ram Bagh and in the evening visit the Wagah border to see the flag retreat ceremony. Later return back to the hotel for overnight stay at Amritsar Hotel.

  • Day 12: Amritsar to Delhi 18310 train

    Visit Golden Temple-also called as Harmandir Sahib, Jalianwala Bagh and Maharaja Ranjit Singh Summer Palace Museum situated in the heart of Ram Bagh and in the evening visit the Wagah border to see the flag retreat ceremony. Take the night train to Delhi.

  • Day 13: Delhi to Agra

    Upon arrival in Delhi, we travel by car to Agra. Once in Agra, we are taken to our hotel.. Later on, we visit the incomparable Taj Mahal - one of the new Seven Wonders of the World. It was built by the Mughal Emperor, Shah Jahan, in loving memory of his wife, and will always remain a symbol of undying love for anyone who sees it!

  • Day 14: Agra to Delhi

    We take a very early transfer back to Delhi, and then catch flights.

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FAQs

What should I wear in India?

For foreigners, western attire would be fine as long as it is modest. For women, your arms and legs should be covered. You may have to cover your head in some temples & leave your shoes outside the temple. There are plenty of places to buy more ‘local attire’ and your My Spiritual India Tour guide will help you with this, for example you might feel more comfortable in salwars suits or kurtis/pants once you feel more comfortable along your journey. Northern India, including Delhi, can get very cold in the winter (jackets, boots, gloves) so bring warm clothing if you are coming on your tour of India in December and January.

How much can I fit in to my trip to India?

Many people try to cram too much into a visit to India and subsequently burn out. To get the best out of your holiday in India, we concentrate on a few places rather than trying to see as many as possible. Seeing one or two places can be much more rewarding than seeing loads of places, but not having time to appreciate any of them. We will spend a few days in one spot and you'll be less stressed, gain a deeper understanding of where you are, and have more time to get to know the people you meet – your interactions with hospitable locals will almost certainly lead to some of the most memorable moments of your trip. At My Spiritual India Tours we have designed a journey that enables you to do just that, we ensure smaller groups with a maximum of 12 people, and we focus on more intimate experiences.

What is the food like during your tour of India?

Most Indians are vegetarian and the vegetarian food available in India is diverse, healthy, fresh and delicious. Many travellers choose to eat vegetarian during their visit because it reduces your risk of getting sick from badly prepared meat. We have extensive experience of the food options available on our tours of Indian and have picked some of the nicest - and our favourite, cleanest, healthiest and diverse cafe’s and restaurants for you to eat at.

What to expect in terms of crowds on your tour of India?

In a country with 1.25 billion people, personal space is not guaranteed. When you are using public transit or walking through the streets, you might find yourself squished and crowded much more than you are used to in your home country. It feels weird at first, but just take a deep breath and go with it. On My Spiritual India Tours we spend the majority of our journey in a much less crowded area which is away from cities and major landmarks and closer to nature, mountains and a very clean part of the Ganges.

Is the water safe to drink in India?

No. It is important that you drink only bottled water and ensure to wash your teeth in it as well. Unfortunately, some shop keepers will refill their bottles of water with tap water and then put the lid back on and sell them again. In order to avoid getting ill, make sure that you inspect the water before purchasing. Most types of water bottles will have a plastic seal and if it is broken you can avoid buying it. Your My Spiritual India Guide will help you with this.

Is it safe for women to travel in India?

You might say, it is both safe and unsafe to travel anywhere in the world, and that includes for females travelling solo or with other’s in India! Staring and unwanted attention can occur, but this is not necessarily hostile. Travel to India with an open heart and mind, do your research and adjust your expectations, be confident, carry a mobile phone and wear Indian clothes are all useful tips for female travellers. You are welcome to contact us at My Spiritual India Tours for advice on travelling in India, we would be happy to help.

Can you explain the Indian Head Wobble?

The wobble is the most beautiful, wonderful tool of communication in India. It can mean yes, no, maybe, not now, later, good, bad, okay, you’ll probably begin doing it before you even understand it. Eventually you’ll be able to tell the subtle differences or wobble for what the person is saying or communicating and you’ll return one with your own answer or message.

Are there any current Travel restrictions in India?

All travel restrictions into and out of India have been lifted and it is considered safe to travel in India again.

Can I use my credit card or should I use cash for travelling?

There are numerous ATM Machines now available in India. But one can withdraw up to 10000 per transaction and the transaction fee is also very high. It is advisable to carry cash and it can be easily exchanged in reputable currency changer.

What precautions can I take to ensure I don’t get sick while travelling in India?

It is a good idea to carry hand sanitizer and toilet roll with you. Carry mineral water with you and avoid drinking the normal water served in the cafes. It’s also advisable to carry medications for Diarrhoea, headache and other common ailments.

Who do I contact if I have some more questions?

Please email us on Info@manuadvntures.in and we will get back to you as soon as possible.
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