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The Cozy BnB, Rishikesh

Villas & Homestays · Rishikesh

The Cozy BnB, Rishikesh

A calm corner in the yoga capital

Setting
River town
Best for
Solo travellers & yoga trips
Ideal stay
2 – 4 nights

01 · Overview

About this stay

Rishikesh is where the Ganga leaves the mountains, and it pulls in yoga students, pilgrims, rafters and people who just want to sit by the river for a few days. It can also be loud and busy, which is why where you sleep matters.

Photographs from The Cozy BnB, Rishikesh

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02 · Highlights

Highlights

  • 01Homely rooms and breakfast with hosts who know the town
  • 02Easy access to the ghats and the evening Ganga aarti
  • 03Help booking yoga classes, rafting and day hikes
  • 04A good base before or after the Char Dham and Flow with the Ganga

Before you go

Good to know

  1. 01

    Rishikesh is a vegetarian, alcohol-free town in its central areas.

  2. 02

    Rafting usually runs from September to June and pauses for the monsoon.

  3. 03

    Summer afternoons are hot. Plan the outdoors for early and late in the day.

  4. 04

    Room and breakfast details are confirmed with your quote.

Location

Where you will be

Rishikesh

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