2-day Rishikesh solo trip itinerary
Flexible, safety-aware days you can rearrange on the spot. Built for Rishikesh, at a balanced pace.
Rishikesh does two things at once: it is the river adventure capital — rafting, bungee, cliff jumping — and a long-standing yoga and meditation town. Both fit in a weekend, with rafting in the morning and the Ganga aarti at Triveni Ghat in the evening.
- Trip length
- 2 days
- Best time
- September to November and February to May
- Pace
- balanced
- Built for
- Solo travellers
The 2-day plan
Day 1
Arrive and settle in. Start with the closest cluster so the rest of the trip has a base.
- Ganga rafting from Shivpuri
- Laxman Jhula and Ram Jhula
- Triveni Ghat evening aarti
Day 2
Keep the last day short and close to your stay so the return journey is not rushed.
- Beatles Ashram
- Neer Garh Waterfall
- Bungee jumping at Mohanchatti
Timings, the driving distance between each stop and the cab cost for the day are calculated for your actual dates when you open this in the app — the order above is the starting point, not a fixed schedule.
What makes this a solo trip
- walkable clusters
- well-lit evening areas
- cafes and co-working
- social stops
- flexible ordering
Getting there
Jolly Grant Airport (DED) is 35 km away; Haridwar is the nearest major railhead, about an hour by road, and Delhi is a six-hour drive.
Frequently asked questions
How many days do you need for a solo trip in Rishikesh?
2 days works well. Rishikesh suits trips of 2–4 days, and a solo trip runs best at a balanced pace, so 2 covers the main sights without the days turning into transit.
What is the best time for a solo trip in Rishikesh?
September to November and February to May are the rafting seasons, with safe water levels and comfortable weather. Rafting is suspended during the monsoon from late June to August, and January mornings are cold.
What should a Rishikesh solo trip itinerary include?
Anchor the trip on Ganga rafting from Shivpuri, Laxman Jhula and Ram Jhula, Triveni Ghat evening aarti, and weight the days toward walkable clusters and well-lit evening areas, which is what makes it a solo trip rather than a generic sightseeing plan.
How do I get to Rishikesh?
Jolly Grant Airport (DED) is 35 km away; Haridwar is the nearest major railhead, about an hour by road, and Delhi is a six-hour drive.