Haridwar's holiest ghat, where the Ganga is believed to leave the mountains and enter the plains — site of the city's famous evening Ganga Aarti.
Read more ›A hilltop Shakti temple reached by ropeway or a steep trek, offering panoramic views over Haridwar and the Ganga.
Read more ›A Shakti Peeth temple on Neel Parvat across the Ganga, reached by ropeway, and part of Haridwar's three-temple pilgrimage circuit.
Read more ›An ancient Shakti Peeth temple in the heart of the city, considered Haridwar's presiding deity temple and one of its oldest shrines.
Read more ›An eight-storey temple dedicated to Mother India rather than a single deity, with each floor honouring a different theme in Indian history and culture.
Read more ›A peaceful stretch where the Ganga splits into seven channels, named for the seven sages said to have meditated here.
Read more ›A scaled replica of the famous Jammu shrine, built with tunnels and cave-like passages leading to the sanctum, near Sapt Rishi Ashram.
Read more ›An ancient Shiva temple in Kankhal linked to the mythological self-immolation of the goddess Sati, one of the oldest religious sites in Haridwar.
Read more ›A large yoga, Ayurveda and wellness campus founded by Swami Ramdev, with a research centre, Ayurvedic hospital and college open to visitors.
Read more ›The main safari zone of Rajaji Tiger Reserve near Haridwar, with elephants, leopards and rich birdlife across dense Sal forest along the Ganga.
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