THREE STAR HOTELS IN HARIDWAR
Haridwar, which means gateway to the god is an ancient pilgrimage site, located in the foothills of the Shivalik range in Garhwal Himalayas. It is the place where the river Ganga enters the plain areas of North India from its origin in the mountains. Hindu devotees from all over India and the world visit this town to take a dip in the holy waters of Ganga and cleanse themselves. There are some who visit to experience the complexities of the Indian culture, rituals, and people. Apart from its well-known spiritual significance, the city is now developing at a fast rate with the establishment of educational and research institutes.There are various means to reach Haridwar. The nearest airport, the Jolly Grant Airport in Dehradun is 37 km away from Haridwar. The airport is connected to most cities across India. Indira Gandhi International Airport is the nearest International airport and is 223 km away in Delhi. Both the airports are connected to Haridwar through bus, train and taxi. The city has a good network of private and state-run buses which ply to most of the nearby cities and towns. The Haridwar Railway Station is the main railway station and connects the Haridwar to most of the major cities in India. If you’re planning a trip to the land of Ganges and looking for luxury accommodation within your budget, you should opt for three-star hotels in Haridwar. The rooms in these hotels are usually spacious. Each room is having a TV with DTH/cable connection, intercom facility, and air-conditioning. The hotels are conveniently located near busy lanes and intersections. Public transport is easily accessible from these hotels. They provide efficient room service, on-demand laundry service, on-site parking and a stocked pantry for all their guests. Some hotels have an in-house restaurant and a swimming pool in the premises. For a short stay in Haridwar, a three-star hotel is an ideal option. The lush green forests and the clear fresh water of the Ganges against the backdrop of mountains creates this mesmerizing scenic paradise. Haridwar is home to temples like Chandi Devi temple, Mansa Devi temple, Maya Devi temple and many more. Thousands of Shiva devotees or Kanwaries visit the city during the yatra season which lasts from the month of May to October. The Ganga Aarti at Har Ki Pauri is a sight to behold. The river comes alive in the evening with hundreds of diyas and marigold flowers floating near the ghats. One can also explore the unique Indian tradition of teaching (Gurukula) in Haridwar.
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