Rishikesh is an ancient Indian city, with a population almost exceeding that of China, as well as ragged religious monks and sacred cows. This is the "Yoga Capital" and "Worship to the Holy City" which have been passed down for thousands of years. There is a mother river called Ganges, and Ganges Festival seems to have become a daily habit of local people in Rishikesh every evening.

People gather here every night, and the crowded platforms along the Ganges River are often crowded with respectful Hindus. Ganges sacrifice transcends the boundaries of language and culture, and people will come here regardless of their status. Accompanied by traditional Hindu rituals and drums, every night, priests will hold conchs filled with holy water and a large bouquet of flowers to show their respect for the Ganges. This sacrificial ceremony has been held for thousands of years and has been preserved until now.

In Rishikesh, you can feel the civilization under the ancient buildings. Many tourists like to take pictures by the Henghe River, and look at the Ganges River in front of them and the surrounding trees and grass. Every tourist can find inner peace and tranquility.

Here you can see all kinds of yogis from all over the world, and many tourists come to Shikai for poetic yoga. It is said that in 1967, four members of the famous band "Beetle" came here to rest yoga and practice meditation, and then the yoga culture spread widely.

Rishikesh, like a mother full of cosmic energy, attracts yoga practitioners all over the world. Now the monastery is full of graffiti murals. As long as you have a little rock cell, you should come here to see where the legend stops.