1 - Gita di un giorno da Rishikesh a Devprayag con Grotta Vashistha

I took the one day trip, it was very nice and did not feel like I was rushing on to places! Overall it was a nice experience

Really nice tour, cave is really a special place. The driver was really polite and not driving crazy. The tour operator is really reliable as we book this tour + Kunjapuri sunrise trekking and both went really well. Really good comunication

The excursion to Devprayag and Vashistha Cave is a wonderful immersion in nature. Devprayag. Devprayag, a serene town about 70 km from Rishikesh, is one of those rare places where natural beauty, mythology, and quiet Himalayan charm come together effortlessly. Known as the sacred confluence where the Bhagirathi and Alaknanda rivers merge to form the Ganga, Devprayag feels less like a tourist stop and more like a moment of stillness carved into the mountains. Standing at the Sangam, you can actually see the two rivers—one a deep emerald, the other a lighter blue—meeting with a kind of graceful force that’s mesmerizing to watch. The town itself is small, traditional, and refreshingly unhurried. Narrow lanes wind past old temples, local shops, and homes that seem to cling to the hillside. The Raghunathji Temple, believed to be centuries old, adds a spiritual depth that blends beautifully with the natural surroundings. What makes Devprayag special is its authenticity; it hasn’t been polished into a commercial tourist hub, and that’s part of its charm. Vashistha Cave, tucked quietly along the banks of the Ganga about 25 km from Rishikesh, is one of those rare places where time stands still. This cave offers a deeply intimate encounter with silence, nature, and centuries‑old yogic tradition. It’s believed that Sage Vashistha, one of the revered Saptarishis, meditated here after the death of his children, seeking solace in the stillness of the Himalayas. On the path down to the cave families of monkeys make visitors welcome with their cheeky grins. There is also a cow sanctuary and a large ashram managed by the Shree Purushottamnadji Trust. The atmosphere in side the cave is magical. In front of the altar is a large photo of Swami Purushottamnadji Maharaj who arrived in 1928 and rediscovered the cave. He practised meditation here for many years and wrote a number of spiritual books including Spiritual Talks, A Peep into the Gita and Nectar of Spiritual Instructions. The cave of Vashistha's wife Arundhati is about 100 m west of Rishi Vasistha Cave. It is a small, sacred haven of peace by the Ganga ideal for couples on a spiritual journey together. A visit to the caves on the banks of the Ganga combined with a visit to Devprayag is an unforgettable experience in the land of the rishis.

Had a fantastic time and best guide in Rishkesh especially if you are spiritual seeker. Thanks a lot Om for your great help and guidance..you are one of the finest guide in that area.

Omji and his wife gave excellent hospitality and I has requested for an English speaking guide and he gave me wonderful guide who was with me throughout especially going to Devprayag, Vash. Gufa and Haridwar . The homestay was also good with superb cleanliness and the place was over looking the serene Himalayan mountains. On the overall being a first timer to Rishkesh I was in excellent hands and would highly recommend Rishikesh Day Tour for anyone looking for genuine and honest hospitality and service.