Haridwar Railway Station to Chandi Devi Temple: Distance, Ropeway & Route Guide

How Far Is Chandi Devi Temple from Haridwar Railway Station?

For visitors planning to use the ropeway, the most useful figure is the distance from Haridwar Railway Station to the Chandi Devi ropeway location. The operator gives this as approximately 4.3 km. Its published address is Maa Chandidevi Udankhatola, Nazibabad Road, Haridwar. udankhatola.com

That figure helps you plan the initial road journey. It does not include everything between stepping off your train and reaching the temple.

Your complete visit may involve:

1. Leaving the railway station and finding local transport.
2. Travelling by road to the Chandi Devi ropeway entrance.
3. Buying or showing your ropeway ticket.
4. Waiting to board, if there is a queue.
5. Taking the ropeway uphill.
6. Walking from the upper station towards the temple and joining the darshan queue.

The distance shown by a map may be different if you select Chandi Devi Temple instead of Chandi Devi Udankhatola as your destination. Both names relate to the same visit, but one identifies the shrine and the other helps you find the ropeway.

Why do different websites show different distances?

One travel guide may measure from the railway station to a road access point, while another may use a map pin for the temple. Some estimates may also refer to the walking route or the ropeway location.

For a practical answer, check these points separately:

• Road distance: Station to the ropeway entrance or walking-route access point.
• Ropeway ride: The cable journey from the lower station to the upper station.
• Final walk: The approach from the upper station towards the temple.
• Uphill route: The separate walking option if you do not take the ropeway.

Before setting off, search for “Maa Chandidevi Udankhatola” in your map app and confirm the drop-off point with your driver. If you intend to walk uphill, ask specifically for the Chandi Devi temple walking-route starting point.

Haridwar Railway Station to Chandi Devi Temple Route

The simplest way to plan the journey is to divide it into a road section and a hill section:

Haridwar Railway Station → Chandi Devi ropeway entrance on Nazibabad Road → ropeway ride or uphill route → Chandi Devi Temple

The ropeway operator lists its Chandi Devi location on Nazibabad Road. Because traffic and local diversions can change, follow a current map rather than relying on an unverified turn-by-turn route. udankhatola.com

Step 1: Arrive at Haridwar Junction

After leaving your train, follow signs towards the station exit. If you have luggage, keep it with you until you have confirmed your transport and where it will be stored during the temple visit.

Before booking an auto or taxi, check that the driver understands which temple you want to visit. Haridwar also has a Mansa Devi Temple and a separate Mansa Devi ropeway, so mention Chandi Devi Udankhatola clearly. udankhatola.com

A simple way to explain your destination is:

“Please take me to the Chandi Devi Udankhatola entrance on Nazibabad Road.”

If you plan to walk uphill instead, say:

“I want to walk to Chandi Devi Temple. Please take me to the current walking-route starting point.”

Step 2: Choose your transport from the station

Local transport options may include auto-rickshaws, taxis and shared vehicles, depending on availability. Ask about the destination and fare before boarding.

If you choose a shared vehicle, confirm whether it goes to the ropeway entrance or only to a nearby point. A lower fare may be convenient, but it is useful to know how much further you will need to walk after getting down.

For a private vehicle, agree on these details beforehand:

• The exact Chandi Devi drop-off point.
• Whether the quoted fare is for one way or a return journey.
• Any waiting charge if the driver is asked to stay.
• Whether the vehicle can reach the entrance under current traffic restrictions.
• Where you will meet again after darshan.

There is no single reliable fare for every date and journey. Prices can vary with demand, distance, vehicle type and the agreement you make.

Step 3: Reach the ropeway entrance or walking-route access point

Once you reach the Chandi Devi area, follow the current signs and local staff’s directions. During busy periods, transport drop-off and pedestrian arrangements may differ from what appears on a map.

Travellers taking the ropeway should keep their booking confirmation or payment method ready. Anyone planning to walk should check that the route is open and suitable for their group before beginning the climb.

Step 4: Continue uphill to the temple

The ropeway is useful for visitors who would rather avoid the full uphill walk. Even so, do not assume that the entire journey is step-free: ask the operator about the current path, steps and assistance available before purchasing a ticket if mobility is a concern.

Those taking the walking route should allow time for the ascent, rest breaks and changing weather. A route that seems short on a map can feel very different when it involves an uphill climb.

How to Reach Chandi Devi Temple by Ropeway

The Chandi Devi Udankhatola connects the lower ropeway area with an upper station near the temple approach. The operator lists the ride length as 767 metres and the ride duration as approximately five minutes. This is the ride itself; it does not include the road journey, ticketing, queue or walk to the shrine. udankhatola.com

Ropeway journey: What to do

1. Check operations before leaving. Visit the operator’s website or contact the operator for the latest timings and any service interruption.
2. Travel to the Chandi Devi ropeway entrance. Use the name “Maa Chandidevi Udankhatola” when checking the destination.
3. Choose the right ticket. Check whether you need a one-way, return or combined option, and read its current terms.
4. Keep the booking accessible. If you book online, save the confirmation where you can find it easily.
5. Follow boarding instructions. Wait in the designated area and listen to staff.
6. Allow time after the ride. The upper station is part of the temple approach; you may still need to walk and queue for darshan.

The operator’s Chandi Devi page and booking page are useful places to check the latest ticket information. Availability and operating hours should be confirmed for your travel date. udankhatola.com

Is the ropeway ride suitable for everyone?

The ropeway may reduce the amount of uphill walking, but suitability depends on each visitor’s needs and the current facilities.

If you are travelling with an elderly family member, a young child or a person with limited mobility, contact the operator before the trip. Ask about:

• Steps at the lower and upper stations.
• The walking distance after leaving the ropeway.
• Wheelchair access and whether assistance is available.
• Any conditions for children.
• Boarding arrangements and current queue facilities.

This short check can help your group decide whether the ropeway is appropriate and what support to arrange.

How Long Does It Take to Reach Chandi Devi Temple?

There is no single journey time that fits every visitor. The station-to-temple trip combines road travel with waiting, an uphill journey and the final approach.

A more useful way to plan is to consider each part:

The five-minute ride is useful information, but it should not be treated as the total time needed for darshan. Check the live road estimate and leave a comfortable margin if you have a train to catch later. udankhatola.com

Planning around a return train

If you plan to visit the temple between trains, work backwards from your departure time:

1. Note your train’s departure time and check its current status.
2. Allow enough time to return to the station and locate your platform.
3. Keep a margin for road traffic and transport availability.
4. Consider the possible ropeway and darshan queues.
5. Decide whether you have enough time before leaving the station.

A tight connection can make the visit stressful. If your schedule is uncertain, consider keeping the temple visit for a day when you have more time.

Auto-Rickshaw or Taxi: Which Should You Choose?

Both can be practical for the road portion of the trip. The better choice depends on your group, luggage and whether you want transport only to the entrance or for the return journey as well.

Auto-rickshaw from Haridwar Railway Station

An auto-rickshaw may suit a small group travelling without much luggage. Before leaving, confirm that the driver will take you to the Chandi Devi ropeway entrance, not the Mansa Devi ropeway or a general Haridwar sightseeing point.

Ask the fare in advance and check whether it covers the full drop-off point. If road access is restricted on the day, confirm where you will need to get down.

Taxi from Haridwar Railway Station

A taxi may be useful if you are travelling with family members, carrying bags or planning more than one stop in Haridwar. Agree on the itinerary first so there is no confusion about whether waiting time, additional stops or the return journey are included.

For example, a family could ask a driver to drop them at the ropeway entrance and then arrange the return separately. Another group might prefer to agree on a waiting point after checking how long their temple visit could take.

Neither option removes the need to make the final uphill journey. The driver’s role is to take you to the accessible road-side point.

Shared transport

Shared transport may be available, but routes and boarding points can change. Ask locally whether a vehicle goes to the Chandi Devi ropeway area, how many stops it makes and where passengers are dropped.

This option can work for travellers who are comfortable with a less fixed schedule. If you are visiting with someone who cannot walk far, check the drop-off point carefully before boarding.

Should You Take the Ropeway or Walk to Chandi Devi Temple?

Your choice depends on your fitness, available time, weather and whether the ropeway or walking route is operating normally.

Before choosing, speak to your group honestly about what everyone can manage. A visitor who is happy to walk on level ground may still find an uphill route tiring.

If the ropeway is unavailable, do not assume walking is automatically suitable. Check the route’s opening status, current conditions and your group’s ability before changing plans.

Practical Tips for the Station-to-Temple Journey

A little preparation makes it easier to focus on the visit once you reach Haridwar.

Confirm the correct temple and ropeway

Chandi Devi and Mansa Devi are separate destinations. When searching online or speaking with a driver, use the full name Chandi Devi Udankhatola for the ropeway entrance.

Check the name again before paying for a ticket. If you intend to visit both temples, read the terms of any combined ticket carefully and confirm how you will travel between their separate ropeway locations.

Keep your luggage plan simple

Railway luggage can be awkward to carry through a ropeway queue or uphill route. Before leaving the station, decide whether you will keep your bags with you or use a verified luggage-storage facility.

Do not leave valuables in a vehicle unless you are satisfied with the arrangement. If you choose a storage service, check its operating hours and collection process before handing over your bags.

Wear comfortable footwear

Choose footwear that is comfortable for walking and has a good grip. Even if you use the ropeway, you may need to walk between the road, ticket area, stations and temple approach.

During wet weather, watch for slippery surfaces and follow local instructions. Visitors planning the uphill route should be especially mindful of weather and trail conditions.

Keep essentials accessible

Carry drinking water, any personal medication and a small amount of cash along with your preferred digital payment method. A charged phone is useful for maps, ticket confirmations and coordinating with your group.

If you are travelling with children or older relatives, agree on a meeting point in case someone is separated from the group. Keep the meeting point simple and easy to identify.

Check the return plan before darshan

It is easy to focus on reaching the temple and forget the journey back. Before heading uphill, decide whether you will return by ropeway or walk down, and where you expect to find local transport.

If you have booked a return ropeway ticket, keep the confirmation safe. Also check the last permitted boarding time for your visit rather than assuming the service will still be running when you return.

Chandi Devi Temple Walking Route from Chandighat

If you would like to reach the temple on foot, the walking route begins at Chandighat. Incredible India describes the trek as approximately 3 km, with a moderately steep path and some obstacles along the way. The distance refers to the uphill route from Chandighat, not the entire journey from Haridwar Railway Station. Incredible India

For someone arriving by train, the journey can be planned as:

Haridwar Railway Station → local transport to Chandighat → uphill walk → Chandi Devi Temple

Tell your driver that you want the walking-route starting point at Chandighat. Before beginning, confirm locally that the path is open and ask about its present condition.

How difficult is the walk?

The route involves an ascent, so your experience will depend on your fitness, the weather, your footwear and how often you stop. The ropeway operator says the uphill trek can take over an hour from the foothill to the hilltop. This is a general indication, not a fixed travel time. udankhatola.com

Take extra time if you are:

• Travelling with children or older family members.
• Carrying a bag or other belongings.
• Unaccustomed to walking uphill.
• Visiting during hot or rainy weather.
• Planning frequent breaks.

Avoid treating the distance alone as a measure of difficulty. A 3 km uphill walk may feel considerably longer than a 3 km walk on level ground.

What should you carry for the uphill route?

A small, comfortable bag is usually easier to manage than a large backpack. Consider carrying:

• Drinking water.
• Personal medication, if required.
• A charged phone.
• A light rain layer when rain is expected.
• A small towel or handkerchief.
• Some cash and a digital payment option.
• A bag for any waste you need to carry back.

Wear footwear that feels secure and provides good grip. During rain, take particular care on steps and uneven surfaces.

When should you reconsider walking?

An uphill walk may not be the best choice if someone in your group is already tired after a long train journey, has difficulty managing steps, or is uncomfortable walking in the current weather.

Check conditions before starting. If the path is closed or local authorities advise against using it, follow their instructions and consider the ropeway if it is operating and suitable for your group.

Can You Take the Ropeway Up and Walk Down?

Some visitors may prefer a ropeway ascent and a walk downhill. Whether this is possible for your visit depends on the ticket options and route conditions available that day.

Before purchasing a ticket, confirm:

1. Whether a one-way ropeway ticket is available.
2. Which direction the ticket covers.
3. Whether the walking route is open.
4. Where the walking route finishes.
5. How you will return to Haridwar Railway Station or your hotel.

A downhill walk is different from an uphill walk. It may be easier on breathing, but steps and slopes can still be uncomfortable for people with knee or balance concerns. Choose the option that suits every member of your group.

If you expect to use the ropeway in both directions, check the return ticket conditions and the last boarding time before going uphill.

Chandi Devi Ropeway Tickets: What to Check Before Booking

The ropeway operator lists several ticket categories on its website. At the time of this check, the published Chandi Devi page displayed ₹460 for a combined Mansa Devi and Chandi Devi ropeway ticket per person, ₹235 for a combined child ticket, and a separately listed ₹95 transport option. These amounts can change; confirm the latest price and inclusions for your visit before paying. udankhatola.com

Do not assume that the combined ticket is a single Chandi Devi ticket. Likewise, check whether the separately listed transport option is relevant to your journey and what it covers.

Questions to ask before paying

The operator’s booking page says tickets are valid for the selected visit date. Read the current booking conditions carefully before completing payment. UdanKhatola

Where can you check or book?

Use the official Udan Khatola Chandi Devi page or the operator’s online booking page to review the available options.

If you book through another platform, verify the seller, ticket conditions and final price. Keep the confirmation until your visit is complete.

Does booking online remove all waiting time?

Not necessarily. A confirmed ticket may simplify the purchase process, but you may still have to wait for security checks, boarding or darshan. The actual wait depends on the number of visitors and the arrangements on the day.

For a time-sensitive visit, keep a margin in your schedule even if you already have a booking.

Chandi Devi Temple and Ropeway Timings

Temple darshan hours and ropeway operating hours are separate. A visitor may be able to enter the temple at a time when the ropeway has not yet opened or has already stopped operating.

Because published timings and daily operations can change, confirm both before your journey:

• Temple: Opening hours, darshan arrangements and any special-day changes.
• Ropeway: First service, last uphill boarding, last return boarding and maintenance interruptions.
• Walking route: Whether it is open and appropriate for the conditions.

The operator’s booking page did not show a specific operating time in the information available during this check. For that reason, it is better to verify directly for your intended date than rely on a fixed time in an article. UdanKhatola

What if your train reaches Haridwar early?

An early arrival can give you more flexibility, but it does not automatically mean the ropeway will be open as soon as you reach its entrance.

If you arrive before the confirmed opening time, use the gap to arrange local transport, have a meal or decide what to do with your luggage. Keep the day’s weather and any train delays in mind when setting out.

What if you arrive later in the day?

Check the last uphill and return boarding times before leaving the station. Also ask how much time you should allow for the temple visit.

If there is limited time left, avoid making a plan that depends on catching the final ropeway ride down. A delay in the darshan queue could affect the rest of your journey.

Planning Darshan After Your Train Journey

The time you need at Chandi Devi Temple is more than the time spent inside the shrine. Your visit may include moving from the upper ropeway station or walking route to the temple, depositing footwear where directed, waiting for darshan and returning to your chosen transport point.

A comfortable plan leaves room for each stage without requiring your family to rush.

For a family travelling with children

Before leaving the railway station, check whether everyone has had water and something to eat. A child who has just completed a long train journey may need a break before joining another queue.

Keep the group together near the ropeway and temple approaches. It can also help to carry a small snack and any items your child needs, subject to the rules at the site.

If you are carrying a stroller or another mobility aid, ask the ropeway operator in advance whether it can be accommodated and whether the approach after the ride is suitable.

For elderly visitors

The ropeway may reduce the uphill climb, but some walking or steps may still be involved. Before booking, ask about the current upper-station approach, seating, queue arrangements and assistance.

Allow time for rest before and after darshan. If a member of your group uses medication or requires regular meals, keep those needs in the day’s plan rather than assuming the visit will finish quickly.

For travellers carrying luggage

Large bags can make moving through transport and queues inconvenient. If Haridwar is part of a longer rail journey, decide where your belongings will stay before travelling to the temple.

A small day bag can hold essentials such as your phone, water, medication and ticket. Check the rules of any luggage facility you use, including opening hours and identification requirements.

A Practical Half-Day Visit Plan

A half-day plan can be suitable if you want to visit Chandi Devi Temple without adding too many other stops. The schedule below is a planning example, not a promise that every stage will take a set amount of time.

Before leaving the railway station

• Check train information for any onward journey.
• Confirm ropeway operation and the last return boarding time.
• Decide where to keep your luggage.
• Agree on transport and the exact drop-off point.

At the ropeway entrance

• Review your ticket or purchase the suitable option.
• Ask staff about the upper-station approach if anyone needs assistance.
• Note the return boarding point and timing.
• Keep your phone and ticket accessible.

At the temple

• Follow directions from temple staff and security personnel.
• Keep belongings with you and follow any site rules.
• Allow enough time for the darshan queue.
• Avoid separating from your group in crowded areas.

After darshan

• Return by the route you selected.
• Confirm your onward vehicle or local transport.
• Check live traffic before leaving for the railway station.
• Keep extra time for platform entry and boarding.

The plan works best when you keep it flexible. If queues are longer than expected, give priority to a safe and comfortable visit rather than trying to fit in every nearby attraction.

Visiting Chandi Devi and Mansa Devi on the Same Day

Some visitors wish to include both temples in one Haridwar itinerary. This requires additional planning because Chandi Devi and Mansa Devi have separate ropeway locations. A combined ticket should not be mistaken for a single cable car that takes you directly from one temple to the other. udankhatola.com

If you want to visit both, first check:

1. Whether both ropeways are operating on your date.
2. The current combined-ticket price and its terms.
3. Whether road transport between the ropeway locations is included or separate.
4. The expected queues at each location.
5. Your return time if you have an onward train.

The operator separately lists a transport option alongside its combined ropeway ticket. Confirm the route, boarding point and price with the operator before assuming it matches your itinerary. udankhatola.com

Which temple should you visit first?

There is no universal order that works for every traveller. Your starting point, accommodation, train timing, ropeway hours and crowd conditions all matter.

For example, a traveller arriving at Haridwar Junction with plenty of time may choose the first temple after checking the day’s road route and ropeway status. A family staying near one ropeway entrance may find it easier to begin there.

If you have limited time, prioritise the temple you most want to visit. Trying to fit both into a tight schedule can leave little room for traffic or queues.

Chandi Devi Temple Visit During Festivals and Busy Periods

Haridwar attracts pilgrims throughout the year. On a busy day, the biggest difference may be the time spent waiting for transport, ropeway boarding or darshan.

Before travelling during a festival, holiday or major religious gathering:

• Check official local announcements for traffic diversions.
• Confirm the ropeway’s operating schedule.
• Ask whether drop-off points have changed.
• Allow extra time for security and queues.
• Carry essential medicines and water.
• Keep children and elderly relatives close.
• Follow instructions from local authorities and temple staff.

A booking can help organise part of the trip, but it cannot guarantee a particular darshan or return time. Make your onward travel plan with some flexibility.

If road access changes

During special arrangements, a vehicle may be stopped before the usual entrance. Ask the driver or local authorities where passengers should get down and how far they need to walk.

This is especially important for anyone with mobility concerns. A short diversion for one visitor may be difficult for someone who cannot walk long distances.

Common Mistakes to Avoid

1. Searching only for “Haridwar ropeway”

This can bring up information about more than one ropeway. Search for Chandi Devi Udankhatola when planning this journey, and check the destination before booking.

2. Treating the railway station-to-ropeway distance as the complete temple journey

The approximate 4.3 km figure relates to the station and the operator’s ropeway location. The hilltop approach, queues and return journey need separate planning. www.udankhatola.com

3. Confusing the 3 km walking route with the road journey

The approximately 3 km trek described by Incredible India starts at Chandighat. It is not the full distance from Haridwar Railway Station. Incredible India

4. Assuming the last ropeway ride will fit your schedule

A long queue or slower-than-expected darshan can change your return time. Check the last boarding time and leave a margin.

5. Booking a combined ticket without checking its details

A combined Mansa Devi and Chandi Devi ticket may be useful if you plan to visit both. If your plan includes only Chandi Devi, compare the available options and confirm what each ticket covers.

6. Planning the uphill walk without checking the group’s needs

Consider everyone’s comfort, fitness and mobility. If one member of the group is unsure about the climb, review the ropeway facilities before deciding.

7. Leaving the return trip until the end

Know where you expect to find your vehicle or local transport after the visit. If you are returning to the station, check the live route and give yourself enough time for the train.

Planning Your Return from Chandi Devi Temple

Your return journey deserves the same attention as the trip from Haridwar Railway Station. Once darshan is complete, you will need to return to the ropeway’s lower station or finish the downhill walking route before arranging road transport.

The best plan depends on your next stop:

Returning by ropeway

If you have a return ticket, check where the queue for the downward ride begins. Keep your ticket or booking confirmation accessible, and follow the operator’s instructions.

The journey down may take only a few minutes once you board, but waiting time can vary. If you have an onward train, avoid leaving the temple at the last possible moment.

Returning on foot

Travellers using the walking route should check that it is open and suitable for the conditions. Pay attention to your footing on slopes and steps, especially if the surface is wet.

Once you reach the lower area, confirm the fare and destination before taking local transport. If your group includes elderly visitors or children, allow time for a break before continuing.

Returning to Haridwar Junction for a train

Before leaving for the railway station, check your train’s current status and the road route. A train running late can still make up some time, so keep an appropriate margin.

Remember that reaching the station entrance is not the final step. You may still need to find your platform, carry luggage and board the train.

What to Do if the Chandi Devi Ropeway Is Not Operating

Ropeway operations may be affected by maintenance, weather or other operational conditions. If you learn about an interruption before leaving the station, contact the operator and check when service is expected to resume.

Your options depend on the information available and your travel schedule:

1. Wait for an update if you have sufficient time and the operator expects to resume service.
2. Change the order of your itinerary if another planned stop is practical.
3. Consider the walking route only if it is open, conditions are suitable and everyone in your group can manage the climb.
4. Postpone the visit if neither option is suitable.

If you already purchased a ticket, read its specific terms or contact the operator about refunds or rescheduling. Do not assume that every ticket category has the same conditions.

The operator lists 1800-202-4050 as its contact number for Chandi Devi. Verify the contact details and service hours before calling. udankhatola.com

How to Plan the Visit Around Your Train

A Chandi Devi visit can fit into a Haridwar stay in several ways. Choose the plan that suits your arrival time and how much rest your group needs.

If Haridwar is your final destination

After arriving at Haridwar Junction, you may prefer to check in to your accommodation first. This gives you a place to leave luggage and time to freshen up before the temple visit.

Check the ropeway and temple timings before deciding whether to visit on your arrival day or the next morning.

If you are staying for one night

Keep the temple visit in the part of your itinerary with the most flexibility. For instance, you could visit after settling in or plan it for the following day before check-out.

If you need to leave bags at your accommodation after check-out, confirm that arrangement with the property beforehand.

If you have an onward train the same day

A same-day visit requires a larger buffer because you need to account for road travel, queues and the return journey. Check the last practical time by which you must leave the temple area.

If your available time is short, consider whether the visit will feel rushed. Delaying the visit until you have a longer stop may be more comfortable.

Frequently Asked Questions

Which railway station should I use for Chandi Devi Temple?

Haridwar Junction Railway Station, station code HW, is listed as the nearest railway station for Chandi Devi Temple by Incredible India. From the station, visitors can travel by road towards the ropeway area or the walking-route access point. www.incredibleindia.gov.in

Can I reach Chandi Devi Temple directly by train?

The train takes you to Haridwar Junction; it does not take you to the hilltop temple. From the station, continue by local road transport and then use the ropeway or walking route.

Is Chandi Devi Temple the same as Mansa Devi Temple?

No. They are separate temples in Haridwar, with separate ropeway locations. Check the name carefully when choosing a destination or booking a ticket.

Is the Chandi Devi ropeway compulsory?

No. The temple can also be approached by the walking route from Chandighat, provided the route is open and suitable for your group. Check local conditions before starting. www.incredibleindia.gov.in

Can I visit Chandi Devi after arriving in Haridwar with luggage?

You can plan a visit after your train arrival, but first decide where to keep your bags. Carrying large luggage through the ropeway area or uphill route may be inconvenient. Check the rules and hours of any storage facility before using it.

Should I book the ropeway before arriving in Haridwar?

Advance booking may be useful if the operator offers a suitable ticket for your travel date. Read the ticket terms before paying and check the day’s operating status. A booking does not necessarily remove all waiting time..

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Conclusion

The journey from Haridwar Railway Station to Chandi Devi Temple begins with a road trip towards the ropeway or walking-route access point. For the ropeway journey, the operator lists its Chandi Devi location as approximately 4.3 km from Haridwar Railway Station. Visitors who prefer to walk can consider the approximately 3 km uphill route from Chandighat, subject to local conditions. www.udankhatola.com

Before you travel, check the ropeway’s current operating hours, ticket details and return arrangements. A little flexibility for traffic and queues will help you enjoy the visit without rushing.