Fun On Wheels -- Bike Trip -- Day 8: Rishikesh/Dev Prayag to Delhi/Gurgaon


Panoramic View Near Rishikesh
Panoramic View Near Rishikesh


Day 8: Rishikesh/Dev Prayag to Delhi/Gurgaon

Until now
Day 1: Delhi/Gurgaon to Rishikesh/Devprayag(Stay at Rishikesh/Dev Prayag )
Day 2: Rishikesh/Dev Prayag  to Joshimath (Stay at Joshimath)
Day 3: Joshimath toBadrinath/Govindghat (Stay at Govindghat)
Day 4: Govindghat to Ghangharia (Stay at Ghangharia)
Day 5: Ghangharia to Valley of Flower (Stay at Ghangharia)
Day 6: Ghangharia to Hemkund Sahib (Stay at Govindghat)
Day 7: Govindghat/Joshimath to Rishikesh/Dev Prayag  (Stay at Rishikesh/Dev Prayag )

Road Route–  

Dev Prayag – Rishikesh --  Delhi/Gurgaon

Train Route– 

By road from Rishikesh to Haridar/Dehradun/Kotdwar and then Haridar/Dehradun/ Kotdwar -- Delhi by Train.

Flight Route-– 

By road from Rishikesh to Haridar/Dehradun and then Dehradun (Jollygrant) -- Delhi by Flight

Distances-

Dev Prayag to Rishikesh: 74 km
Rishikesh to Delhi: 238 km
Panoramic View Near Dev Prayag
Panoramic View Near Dev Prayag

Road Route– 

Start early from Dev Prayag/Rishikesh, drive down to Haridwar. Don’t enter Haridwar city take the bypass road towards Roorkee. From Roorkee drive around 10-12 km on the NH and then take a left turn to get on to the Upper Canal Road near Mohmedpur. You can have Tea, Biscuits, Snacks, Lunch etc at various road side shops/Restaurants etc.
Drive on the Upper Canal Road till Murad Nagar and then join the NH.From Murad Nagar Check Post you need to take a left turn and then a U turn to join the NH. From NH you can drive down to your homes.   
+ Disclaimer: Information provided above is based on self experience and collected from various other sources.

Day 9: Rest at Delhi/Gurgaon

Take Rest at your home, look at the snaps that you may have clicked and enjoy your memories that you created and will remain with you for a life time.

“Sayonara”  “ Astalavista” “AU Revoir”.
+ Disclaimer: Information provided above is based on self experience and collected from various other sources.

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Upper Ganga Canal Road
Upper Ganga Canal Road

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Hello World!!! I am Ankur Tandon. I am a Software Engineer with a passion to travel and explore new places. Working with industry majors like Google, PwC, TCS etc has given me the opportunity to roam around the world. I have visited around 12 countries, numerous cities and places. Here I share with you my travel experiences, and information about various places.Hopefully it will help you better plan your next trip. “Sayonara” “ Astalavista” “AU Revoir”.