Mansa Devi Temple: The Mansa Devi temple, on the Bilwa Parvat, is dedicated to a Goddess who gives you whatever you want. Pilgrims make prayers to the sacred tree by binding threads around the tree. The climb is an adventure itself, be it a trudge or the thrilling ride via ropeway, soaring above the bustling streets of Haridwar and the Ganga twisting by your side. The scenery above is just breathtaking.

Chandi Devi Temple: The Chandi Devi Temple, located majestically on top of Neel Parvat, is considered one of the most important Shakti Peethas. Myths have it that it is here where the Goddess Chandi defeated the demons of Shumbh and Nishumbh. Like Mansa Devi, it can also be reached through a ropeway ride, so it is a religious pilgrimage as well as an adventure trip.

Daksha Mahadev Temple: This temple has its deep roots in mythology and is associated with King Daksha, who was the father of Goddess Sati. The temple is believed to be in the same place where the epic yagna (sacrifice) of Daksha took place, which is also central to the Hindu mythology. Its peaceful courtyards and the historical atmosphere are important to the worshippers as a stop.

Om Bridge: Om Bridge is a suspension bridge, one of the newest landmarks in Haridwar is uniquely designed in the shape of the auspicious symbol of the Hindu deity ॐ. It spans gracefully across the Ganga, combining the old with present-day engineering skills, and offering panoramic vistas across the sacred river and busy ghats. Stepping on this bridge makes one feel he or she is walking inside a living mantra- peaceful, godly, and magical.

Rajaji National Park: To people who want to have something more than spiritual experiences, Haridwar can be a gateway to the wild. Rajaji National Park is a large wildlife park with lush green forests and a great variety of wildlife. It boasts of beautiful elephants, leopards and even the shy tigers, in addition to over 400 species of birds. In this case, jeep safaris allow you to trade the temple bells with birds and adventure.

Sapt Rishi Ashram & Ghat: A serene oasis away of the chaos, this ashram has been believed to be the meditation point of seven sages- Kashyapa, Vashishta, Atri, Vishwamitra, Jamadagni, Bharadwaja and Gautama. The cross-side ghat is peaceful and is perfect in listening without speaking or immersing in the Ganga. It is the softer, contemplative side of Haridwar and a place that is inhabited with the art of silence.