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Haridwar - The Holy City



The Holy City

Haridwar a small city of Uttarakhand., India is a religious place that has big importance in Hindu life. People from around the world visit here and take pleasure in such a beautiful place. It is also known as Gateway to GOD. This Hindu holy place is located at the banks of the river Ganga.



This river itself has big importance as it comes from Himalaya Hills and is the only river never gets dry in any season. It is the main center for Hindus and from around the world, Hindus come to this place.

Festivals
Many religious festivals are celebrated at this place. Kumbh Mela is the one which is celebrated after every 12 years. In this Mela, the huge population from complete India reach there and bath in river Ganga then visit the temples to get wishes from God. It is also known as humanities large festival. In the year 2003, the visitor’s calculation reaches to 70 million. This value itself is a world record. The next festival celebrated at this place is Ardh Mela which means half mela. This celebration is done after every six years. Kumbh Mela is to come this year so plan your trip to visit this place on this special occasion. Don’t forget to care about your family members. Because of the huge rush, you might get problems over there.

Harki Pauri



Some of the festivals like:
Baisakhi (celebrated in April, every year).
Kanwar Mela (celebrated in July, every year).
Somwati Amavasya (celebrated in June, every year).

Kartik Purnima (after 15 days of big festival Dipawali, when the full moon comes over).
This place is easily reachable through planes, trains, and busses. Situated around 200 km away from Delhi is connected with road and air. Visitors can reach from any place to Haridwar. The regular services of busses and trains allow visitors to reach there easily.

Places to visit in Haridwar:
Hari Ki Pauri: this focal point is the one where all devotees bathe in the river Ganga. This bathing process starts early in the morning and continues till the whole day. In the evening thousands of people gather here and take part in worship to God with worship to this river as well. If you have planned to visit Haridwar then don’t miss this worship and reach there before 7 pm.

Maya Devi temple: it’s on the upper road in the city. It is famous for its 51 shakti peeths.

Mansa Devi Temple: it’s on the top of the hill near to the town. You can hire a cable car to reach there. Hiring a cab is not at all expensive.

Bharat Mata Temple: This is the only temple of Bharata Mata in India. It is just 5 km away from the center of Haridwar.

Chandi Devi Temple: It’s around 8 km away from the railway station. AC busses are there running from the stations. You can hire these busses and can reach to this beautiful temple.
Many other temples are there to visit like Daksheswara Mahadev Temple, Neel Dhara Pakshi Vihar, Sati Kund, Bhimgoda Tank, Jairam Ashram, Sapt Rishi Ashram, and Sapt Sarovar, Parad Shivling, Ramanand Ashram, Ram Mandir, Doodhadhari Barfani Temple, Sureshvari Devi Temple, Paavan Dham, Anandamayi Maa Ashram, Piran Kaliyar, and many others. If you have planned your trip to this amazing place then you should stay there for more than a week at least. Enjoy the temples and their worship process. It’s definitely going to change your life.


Some best pictures of Haridwar




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