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Yes. Veena World offers a Haridwar tour package from Delhi covering the evening Ganga aarti at Har Ki Pauri, the Mansa Devi and Chandi Devi temples by ropeway, and nearby ashrams. Most departures combine Haridwar with Rishikesh, and some extend to Mussoorie or the Char Dham route.
Do you have packages from Delhi to Haridwar and Rishikesh?
Haridwar and Rishikesh are the most popular pairing on Veena World Uttarakhand itineraries from Delhi, since they are only about an hour apart. Haridwar brings Har Ki Pauri and its temples, while Rishikesh adds the famous bridges, ashrams and a second evening aarti by the river.
What is the best way to reach Haridwar from Delhi, by flight, train or road, and does Veena World arrange it?
Most travellers go by train or road, as Haridwar is roughly five to six hours from Delhi by car and well connected by fast trains. Those who prefer flying can use Dehradun airport, about an hour away. Travel is arranged as per your itinerary. The Haridwar tour package price from Delhi depends on the travel mode, season, hotel category and trip length.
How many days are enough for a Haridwar trip?
One to two days covers Haridwar's aarti, ghats and main temples. A Haridwar tour package from Delhi that includes Rishikesh usually runs three to four days, and adding Mussoorie makes it five days.
Is the Har Ki Pauri evening aarti and the nearby temple circuit included?
The Ganga aarti at Har Ki Pauri is part of almost every itinerary, along with visits to Mansa Devi and Chandi Devi temples, usually by ropeway. Some departures also include Bharat Mata Mandir and Daksha Mahadev Temple. Your day-wise plan lists the exact temples.
How are darshan and temple visits organised in the Haridwar package to avoid long waits?
Your Tour Manager plans temple visits early in the day where possible and guides the group to a suitable spot for the evening aarti. Waiting times, especially for the ropeways, depend on the day's crowds, so no fixed darshan time can be promised. Arrive early for the aarti to find a good place.
