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Parmarth Niketan Walk
Located on the banks of the Ganges River, is the ashram known as Parmarth Niketan. Like monasteries, ashrams are places for spiritual retreat. On the banks of the river, it has a 14-foot-tall statue of Lord Shiva. It offers the ideal blend of contemporary conveniences with profound spirituality with lovely gardens, sculptures, and a spiritual environment.
The walk will begin at the Janki Setu bridge, and to get to the Parmarth Niketan Ashram, you will cross the Ganges on a boat. The walk will culminate with a kilometer-long uphill journey to the Bhootnath Temple, which is located at an elevation, followed by a visit to a gems store.
Tour Itinerary
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Parmarth Niketan Ashram
The ashram was founded in 1942 and is led by Swami Chidanand Saraswatiji. Yoga, meditation classes, satsang, a Ganga aarti, Nature Cure and Ayurvedic treatment are part of the daily routines. Pilgrims come from across the world to partake in yoga course, meditation, pranayama, stress management, acupressure and Reiki
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The Gems Shop
Gemstones are believed to have power to bring positive energy and good fortune. These stones are usually studded onto rings and other jewelry.
We will visit Uttranchal Ratan Nigam and in the shop, you will also find the dried fruit seed stones called Rudraksh which are used as prayer beads in India.
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Bhootnath Temple
Being situated on the top of a hill, Bhootnath Temple provides a 360 degree aerial view of the city. The temple is dedicated to Lord Shiva. Each of the ten bells in the temple produce its unique sound. It is believed that this temple has a story related to wedding of Lord Shiva and goddess Sati.
