Beyond death: How Haridwar helps souls find peace
Haridwar, one of India's holiest cities, is revered as a gateway to Lord Vishnu's abode and a spiritual haven. Pilgrims visit to perform last rites and immerse ashes in the Ganga, seeking liberation for their ancestors. The divine Ganga river, descending from the heavens, is believed to cleanse sins and bridge life and afterlife, guided by priests through sacred rituals. The city's temples, mantras, and the Ganga Aarti further enhance its spiritual aura, attracting travelers like Aryan Sharma, who finds peace and transformation in its holy waters.
Haridwar, one of India's holiest cities, is revered as a gateway to Lord Vishnu's abode and a spiritual haven. Pilgrims visit to perform last rites and immerse ashes in the Ganga, seeking liberation for their ancestors. The divine Ganga river, descending from the heavens, is believed to cleanse sins and bridge life and afterlife, guided by priests through sacred rituals. The city's temples, mantras, and the Ganga Aarti further enhance its spiritual aura, attracting travelers like Aryan Sharma, who finds peace and transformation in its holy waters.
