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Rishikesh Yoga Tour Rishikesh, the gateway to Garhwal Himalayas, is considered the meeca for yoga and meditation centres. Based on moral principles, ascetic values and mediational technique and a special type of physical training – Yoga, a philosophical doctrine developed in India, about 5000 years back is practiced in most of the ashrams and yoga study centres. Shimla Yoga Tour Shimla is situated at an altitude of about 2100 m in Himachal Pradesh. All the seasons of nature visit Shimla during the year. The isotherms of Shimla happen to match with that of London throughout the year and is the reason for Britisher's choice of Shimla as its summer capital. Shimla is surrounded by pine, deodar, oak and rhododendron forests. Its well developed facilities, easy accessibility and numerous attractions make it one of Indian's most popular and biggest hill-stations. Nainital Yoga Tour Nainital is 34 Km from Kathgodam, the gateway of Kumaon and the terminus of North Eastern Railway. It is 304 km from Delhi, capital of India, and 388 km from Lucknow.The town has the famous lake to which it owes its name. The surface of this lake has an elevation of 1.935 m above sea level. Maximum length & breadth being 1,434 m & 463 m.respectively. Most Important Characteristics of the town Nainital has some unique features and physical characteristics. By far the greatest attraction is provided by the lake Naini. Flowing on the base of rising peaks. Cheena, Laria-Kanta, Deo- patha, Snow view and others, the lake presents a view which lingers in memory. Rudraprayag Yoga Tour The small town, Rudraprayag, is situated at the holy confluence of river Alaknanda and river Mandakini, at a distance of 34 kms. from Srinagar (Garhwal). The presence of two separate routes for Badrinath and Kedarnath Dham from Rudraprayag render great importance to the place. There are more than 200 shrines dedicated to Lord Shiva in the district itself; the most important one being Kedarnath. Rudraprayag is more popular as the junction where the road coming from Haridwar bifurcates into two, travelling onwards to Badrinath and Kedarnath. But stopping for a day or two at Rudraprayag will help you to recharge your mind's batteries.
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