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Plan a Group Trip to Rishikesh

Adventure capital meets spiritual serenity

Rishikesh, the Yoga Capital of the World, sits on the banks of the Ganges and offers a unique mix of spiritual experiences and adrenaline-pumping adventure sports. White water rafting, bungee jumping, and temple visits make it perfect for diverse groups.

Best Time

September to November, February to May

Budget

₹4,000–₹8,000 per person for 3–4 days

Currency

INR (₹)

Language

Hindi

Ideal For

Adventure seekersYoga & meditationRiver raftingBudget travelers

Top Highlights in Rishikesh

White water rafting

Bungee jumping

Lakshman Jhula

Beatles Ashram

Ganga Aarti

Camping by the Ganges

Sample Rishikesh Group Itinerary

A suggested day-by-day plan. Use WanderWith to customize this itinerary with your group.

Day 1

Arrive & Explore

  • Check in to riverside camp or hostel
  • Walk across Lakshman Jhula
  • Visit Beatles Ashram (Maharishi Mahesh Yogi)
  • Evening Ganga Aarti at Triveni Ghat
Day 2

Adventure Day

  • Morning white water rafting (16–26 km stretch)
  • Afternoon cliff jumping
  • Evening bonfire at camp
  • Stargazing by the Ganges
Day 3

Adrenaline & Depart

  • Bungee jumping at Jumpin Heights
  • Giant swing or flying fox
  • Lunch at German Bakery
  • Visit Ram Jhula and depart

Rishikesh Budget Breakdown

CategoryEstimated Range
Accommodation₹300–₹1,500/night (camps)
Food₹100–₹400/meal
Rafting₹500–₹2,000
Bungee₹3,500

Estimated budget: ₹4,000–₹8,000 per person for 3–4 days

Travel Tips for Rishikesh

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Book rafting for morning slots — water is calmer and views are better

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Rishikesh is vegetarian and alcohol-free — plan accordingly

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Camping on the Ganges banks is an incredible group experience

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The 26 km rafting stretch has the best rapids for groups

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Use WanderWith to coordinate rafting, bungee, and camping reservations for everyone

Rishikesh Travel FAQ

Is Rishikesh safe for rafting?

Yes, commercial rafting in Rishikesh is well-regulated with trained guides and safety equipment. Choose a reputable operator and follow all safety instructions.

Can non-swimmers do rafting?

Yes! Life jackets are mandatory and rafting operators provide full safety briefings. Non-swimmers regularly participate and enjoy rafting safely.

Is Rishikesh only for spiritual people?

Not at all! While Rishikesh is the Yoga Capital, it's also India's adventure capital. Most young groups come for rafting, bungee, and camping, not specifically for yoga.

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