5 Reasons Why You Should Experience The Spiritual Ganga Aarti In Rishikesh Like Sara Tendulkar

Sara Tendulkar is a globetrotter at heart. From Dubai to New York, and London to Istanbul, the daughter of cricket legend Sachin Tendulkar has been to some of the most incredible places in the world. And yet, there's something about visiting jewels of India that compares to none. Sara took her first spiritual trip to Rishikesh recently and her latest Instagram reel is evident of her holistic experience. She attended the Ganga Aarti for the first time. To give everyone a sneak peek, Sara shared an Instagram video, where she can be seen sitting by the river, relaxing and later attending the aarti with her mother, Anjali Tendulkar. Her caption read, "Where the heart finds peace and the soul feels at home. My first Ganga Maa Aarti - forever etched in my memory."

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Just like Sara Tendulkar, if you are also planning a trip to Rishikesh, one thing you absolutely should not miss is the Ganga Aarti. Here are five reasons why it should be on your bucket list:

1. Magical Atmosphere

The Ganga aarti is like nothing else. The combination of chanting, flames and the river flowing under the evening sky creates an atmosphere that's both spiritual and peaceful. It is hard to describe in words, but it is something you will feel deep in your heart.

2. Breathtaking Views

When the aarti starts, thousands of lamps light up, casting a golden glow over the river. The sight is simply jaw-dropping. Whether you are watching from the banks or taking a boat ride, the views during the ceremony are unforgettable.

3. Sense Of Peace And Serenity

Rishikesh is known as the "Yoga Capital of the World," and the Ganga aarti perfectly complements this vibe. The calmness of the river and the gentle breeze combine to create a sense of peace you might not feel anywhere else.

4. A Glimpse Of Tradition

It is a beautiful experience to witness the local traditions and rituals. The priests performing the aarti with dedication and energy reminds us how strong and ancient these customs are.

5. Great For Photography

If you are into photography or just love capturing beautiful moments, the Ganga aarti is a photographer's dream. The lighting, the flames, the water, and the vibrant colours all come together to create the perfect shot.

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