Haridwar is the entrance to the abode of God, stated on the bank of Holy Ganga is one of the four palces where Every twelve years the great festival of Kumbha Mela is held and every six years an Ardh Kumbha.During these festivals millions of pilgrims come to Hardwar from all over India.The town has also been called Gangadvar, meaning 'Door of the Ganga'. Haridwar is the gateway for Yamunoti, Gangotri, Sri Kedarnath and Sri Badrinath.

Sight must to visit :

Har Ki Pauri : The Ganga Aarti in Hardwar's Har-ki-Pauri is one of the famous rituals in India. It starts at around 6.30 pm after sunset, with large crowds gathered around both the banks of a canal that carries the waters of Ganges. Loud speakers blare songs in praise of Ganga Maiya and Shiva.The time of Aarti sees a bustle of activity on the ghats.

Chandi Devi Temple : The temple is situated at the hilltop near Haridwar.Chandidevi temple is one of the popular shaktipeethas in North India. It is also called siddhapitha as it is believed that theGoddess Chandi fulfills the wishes of her devotees. The pilgrims can visit the temple by the ropeway in around 5 minutes while the steep climb by steps takes over 45 minutes. The main image at Chandidevi temple is said to have

been installed by Adi Shankaracharya in 8th century A.D.

Near By Places :

Rishikesh (24 Km) : Rishikesh is located at a height of about 1360 feet above sea level.Rishikesh represents the Gateway to the Himalayas in the Tehri-Garhwal region of Uttarrakhand. It abounds in natural splendour. The spectacle of the Ganga rushing through the Himalayan foothills is an awesome sight. Several temples dot the banks of the Ganga at Rishikesh. The Lakshman Jhula, a 450 feet long suspension bridge was built in 1939. It is one of the main tourist attraction in Rishikesh.

Kaudiyala (64 Km) : Kaudiyala,is located on the banks of river Ganga at an altitude of 480 mts. Kaudiyala is the paradise for adventure lover. it is well known for its white water rafting.

Dehradun  (40 Km) : Dehradun is the provisional capital of uttaranchal, and situated in the center of Doon valley.Dehradun is the part of Garhwal Himalayan region, which was earlier known as Kedar Khand.Legend has it that Guru Dronacharaya, a Brahmin teacher of the Kauravas and Pandavas in Mahabharat, set up his ashram or 'dera' here. Eventually, the Dron Ashram came to be known as Dehradun.