Camping and Trekking in Rishikesh :- Start day two seeking adventure. Surrounded by beautifully cut out mountain paths and spotted with camp sites, you can go trekking, to be one with nature, explore and record via pictures. You can book a guide for long distance expert treks or just go out with your sports shoes on, straight from your hotel into the streets of the city, discovering the yoga capital of world. Camping On The Banks Of Ganges After a trek, you can camp outdoors in the lap of nature. Most travel agents offer adventure tour packages that include camping in Rishikesh. The very experience of camping on the white banks of the brilliantly blue river, amidst forests and mountain peaks, waking up to the chirping of birds and the gurgling of the Ganges is one beyond explanation.

Reach Mussoorie. Start sightseeing tour of Mussoorie covering Mussoorie Lake,Company Garden, Happy Valley, Gun Hill,Sir George Everest house, Camel’s Back Road. You can take a cycle rickshaw to Company Garden and back (do not pay more than Rs. 160). On return to Mall Road, you can trek up to Gun Hill. Sadly, there is no view from the top of this Mussoorie’s second highest point, as it is completely infested with shops. You would rather give this a miss!.Start walking on Camel’s Back Road.At the end of this road, you will be shown the a rocky outcrop in the shape of a camel’s hump. This is a must see, there is a very nice market at the end of Camel’s Back Road. Check it out if you still have some time. Also rediscover the magic of our very own Maggie in Mussoorie!

Take a tour to Kempty Falls and Dhanaulti. Trek up the falls at Kempty instead of going down, this will be a new experience other than the commercialised down area of Kempty falls. Beware of monkeys snatching away things at Kempty. Do not miss the ECO park & Surkanda devi at Dhanaulti! It is simply superb… trek all the way up inside and discover beautiful and breath-taking sights.

Head to visit the famous Kodia Jungle, which is the main tourist site situated here. The gurgling water springs here attract several nature lovers and shutterbugs from all over the world. This scenic forested area is recognised for its dense and lush forestation, which serves as home to several animals and birds. You can easily spot wild boars, ghorals, musk deer and barking deer while roaming here for sightseeing. Later, you may proceed to see the grand Tehri Dam, which is the tallest of its kind in the country and amongst the tallest in the world as well. Built on the Bhagirathi River, this rock and earth fill embankment dam was built after years of delay due to several environmental issues, protests and relocation of locals. In the outskirts of this town, you can also visit the Surkanda Devi Temple, which is surrounded by dense forests. Lying amidst a scenic setting, this shrine is dedicated to Goddess Sati – the female consort of Lord Shiva. Pay homage to the deity and also enjoy the stunning scenery of the surroundings visible from here with ease. As the day ends, retire to the hotel for overnight stay.

Visit the Auli artificial lake, one of the most astounding man-made lakes on the planet. The highest manmade lake in the world, the Auli artificial lake is one of the best places to visit in Auli. The lake was built with a view of creating perennial artificial ski slopes at this adventure destination. The water from this freshwater reservoir will be used to fuel the snow guns that have been stationed along the ski slopes to provide an even surface and extend the season of skiing even if there is less snowfall. Visit Gurso Bugyal, popular for its perspectives of Dron Parvat, Nanda Devi and Trishul Peak.

Enjoy skiing at the Auli ski resort. Visit Chenab lake, well known for its peaceful ambience. The least discovered and not so visited Chenab Lake is worth a visit for the calm and serene atmosphere that it offers.The virginity of this place holds the sights of tourists and makes it an enchanting spot.In the Garhawal Himalayas, there are still some areas which are virgin and unexplored.

Enjoy the views of meadows and Himalayan views. You can also take small walks around the city of Chopta.

Start your day right on time with a trek to Tungnath Temple & Chandrashilla. The Chandrashila is highest point of the peak where Tungnath is located, and offers a 270 degree view of the Great Himalayan range, distinctly visible from here. At a height of about 4000 meters, and 1.5 kms further from Tungnath, Chandrashila is worth your time, if you’re excited about photographing the Himalayan peaks, or just like the rush of the hilly wind in your hair. On your way back you should visit Kanchula Kharak Musk Deer Sanctuary and Deoria Tal.

You can visit Lansdowne attractions like Shatabdi Dwar (The Centenary Gate). You can also enjoy a stroll through a jungle trail, admiring the natural beauty. Shopping at Gandhi Chowk, which is the main market of the town is another way to make the most of this day.

Lansdowne sightseeing takes you to its unmissable hotspots. St. John Church, St. Mary Church, Garhwal Rifles, and War Memorial. By the time, you will want to have lunch. Refuel yourself with a lovable lunch at a local restaurant in Gandhi Chowk. Thereafter, soak in the panoramic views of the mighty Himalayas from Tip-n-Top. As per this Lansdowne package, you can also enjoy boating in Bhulla Taal – a beautiful man-made lake surrounded by thick oak and blue pine trees.