Stephanie’s Spiritual trip to India route & tour description

New Delhi,Delhi
Dharamsala,Himachal Pradesh
Amritsar,Punjab
Rishikesh,Uttarakhand
New Delhi,Delhi
Varanasi,Uttar Pradesh

Stephanie traveled India to experience its spirituality. So she chose to go on spiritual trip that covered some of India’s most religious places . It encompassed Sikhism, Buddhism and Hinduism all rolled into one trip. In her two weeks across India she visited four cities. From the fields of Punjab, to the Himalayas, the chaos of Delhi and Varanasi.

She started her trip at Delhi and then visited Dharamshala. Apart from being home to the Dalai Lama Mcleoadganj is also popular for being a peaceful town to relax in. You can go on a lot of interesting short treks (eg: trek to triund) from here and hang out in the quaint village of dharampur.

Taking a chauffeur driven car or local bus to Amritsar Stephanie got to enjoy some of the best foods in India. She visited the beautiful and calming ambiance of the Golden Temple; the most important site in Sikhism. Amritsar is also known for its border ceremony with Pakistan

Next she travelled to Rishikesh, the Yoga capital of the world. With adventure activities like Rafting and bungy jumping, or chilled and lastly Varanasi, one of the oldest cities in civilization and probably the best example of co-existence in the country.

This route is ideal for travelers wanting to spend time in North India. It has Rishikesh and Dharamshala if you’re looking for serenity. If it’s architectural wonders you seek, the Golden Temple will fulfill you. And, if you’re looking for an intense cultural experience, then Varanasi will be your favourite!

In terms of travel Stephanie used a combination of internal flights, train rides, a few local buses and a chauffeur driven car as well.

Ideal for

  • Culture & History
  • Nature
  • Yoga
  • Spirituality

Best time

  • Jan
  • Feb
  • Mar
  • Apr
  • May
  • June
  • July
  • Aug
  • Sept
  • Oct
  • Nov
  • Dec

BESTE ZEIT

    Approximate Price

    Backpacker

    USD 385

    Budget

    USD 550

    Comfort

    USD 920

    Luxury

    USD 1800

    Stephanie’s Spiritual trip to India Tour itinerary

    Day 1-2

    New Delhi

      
    Stay at Tree Of Life

    Delhi is the capital of India, a city rich in history and culture. Delhi is not only an interesting place to visit but is also ideally located to travel to a lot of other worthwhile places to see in northern India. Delhi is known for it's excellent metro service so it's very easy to get from one place to another.

    Day 3-5

    Dharamsala

      
    Stay at Pink House

    Famous as the exile of the Dalai Lama and his Buddhist followers from Tibet, Dharamsala and the little suburb McLeodGanj are unique and atypical places in India. Enjoy the silence and peace at Buddhist temples, eat the best momos you can find within India and learn more about the difficult past of the Tibetans.

    Day 6-7

    Amritsar

      
    Stay at City Park, Amritsar

    Amritsar is known for the famous Golden Temple which the most important temple of the Sikh religion. The followers of this rather young religion (15thcentury) believe in peace and generosity. Therefore, they offer food to every visitor without distinction of faith, religion or background, for free.

    Day 8-10

    Rishikesh

      
    Stay at Divine Ganga Cottage

    Rishikesh, the Yoga Capital of the world is the perfect place to go if you are searching for a spiritual and calming experience. With a couple of Ashrams, Hippie Cafes and the perfect view over the Himalayas this city offers enough activities for multiple days.

    Day 11-11

    New Delhi

      
    Stay at Tree Of Life

    Delhi is the capital of India, a city rich in history and culture. Delhi is not only an interesting place to visit but is also ideally located to travel to a lot of other worthwhile places to see in northern India. Delhi is known for it's excellent metro service so it's very easy to get from one place to another.

    Day 12-15

    Varanasi

      
    Stay at Aashray Homestay

    Varanasi is not for the faint hearted.Its chaotic, crowded and surreal. You will either love it or hate it, but it will definitely blow your mind! Often referred to as the spiritual capital of India, it is the most important pilgrimage site of Hindus who come here to bathe in the holy river or perform funeral rites.

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