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DELHI – RISHIKESH – DELHI

Day 01 ARRIVAL: Reception and welcome at Delhi airport followed by transfer to your hotel.

Day 02 DELHI: Relax in the morning before stepping out to acquaint yourself with the many ages of the city of Delhi.

Day 03 DELHI ~ RISHIKESH: The morning train takes you to Rishikesh from where you drive on to the resort.  Linger over lunch before venturing out onto the river.

Day 04 ~05 RISHIKESH: Two full days of splash and adventure with excellent Spa and Ayurveda options.

Day 06 RISHIKESH ~ DELHI: Back to Delhi by train.

Day 07 LEAVE DELHI: Transfer to the airport in time for your flight out.

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WHITE WATER RAFTING

WHITE WATER rafting is an exhilarating adventure sport that requires navigating frothy, fast-flowing stretches of a ‘young’ river that twists, turns and tumbles headlong over rocks and boulders, through mountains and gorges.  Your boat is an inflatable rubber dinghy that can be pulled up on shore and delated to be carried alongside where the river is too rough to be navigated.  White water rafting is a team sport and though individuals on single kayaks can often be seen on white water, they are usually experienced and, even then, will rarely be along.  

The rivers that flow through the Himalayas are nicely suited for this sport.  There are very few stretches that have a very high level of difficulty.  Most can be handled by the amateur under trained supervision. There are also so-called ‘spectator trips’ where the guide does all the paddling and all others sit back and enjoy unless they want to add muscle power. No special training is required – but it helps if you can swim!

This itinerary takes you rafting on the Ganga near Rishikesh in the foothills of the Himalayas where the rapids fo not have a very dangerous vertical gradient.  Most of the rapids are names. Some of these names sound a wrning, others are whimsical, yet others, an insider joke that your guide may interpret if you ask.

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