This ancient temple, which is in the hills around 30km away, is dedicated to Lord Shiva and is surrounded by dense forests.
This place might be famous for its graffiti art, but it is also known for its quieter forested trails at the back, and perfect for people who love peace and want to sit and do journaling as well.
It’s a hidden waterfall, it might not be very massive, but its surrounding makes it a quiet, peaceful, and happy place to be.
Near the Gita bhawan, there are small and quiet caves around which it is believed that the saints used to meditate. And it offers an ancient yogic tradition.
It’s a lesser-known ashram that offers yoga and meditation programs; people who want to disconnect from the attachments of the world can come here.
This place is mostly known for river rafting and offers birdwatching, riverside views, and sometimes a chance to spot wildlife.
This place is about 25km away from Rishikesh, and it is believed that this place was where Sage Vashishtha Meditated. This cave is way too dark, still, and deeply spiritual.