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A 12 km ride through dense forest and sharp hairpin bends. The temple sits on a hill surrounded by jungle — monkeys everywhere, local chai stalls, and a peaceful vibe. The road is narrow, so go slow and use your horn on blind turns.

One of the best sunrise rides near Rishikesh. You leave early — around 4 AM — and climb for about an hour. The view from the top: the entire Himalayan range turning gold, with Ganga far below. The road is steep in places, but fully paved.

An abandoned ashram made famous by The Beatles in 1968. Now it's a quiet, graffiti‑covered ruin inside Rajaji National Park. Walk around meditation cells, climb the broken staircases, and take weird photos.

An ancient cave where Sage Vashishta is said to have meditated. It's a short ride off the Rishikesh–Badrinath highway, then a few steps down to the river. There's a small temple and a newer cave you can sit inside. Quiet and off the usual tourist path.

This is where the Alaknanda and Bhagirathi rivers meet to become the Ganga. It's a proper day ride — about 75 km one way — but the road follows the river the whole time. Watch the clear green and muddy blue waters merge from the bridge. Carry water and snacks.

The park is right next to Rishikesh. Ride to Chilla Gate (about 10 km), pay a small entry fee, and cruise through forest roads. You might spot elephants, deer, or peacocks. Best in early morning or late afternoon. No food inside — take your own.

A short, easy ride along the Ganga. Shivpuri is where most rafting trips start. Even if you don't raft, you can park your bike, walk down to the river, and eat Maggi at a cliffside café. Good for a relaxed afternoon.