It is believed that Lord Vishnu and Lord Shiva visited Brahma Kund during the Vedic time frame. It is said that lord Vikramaditya built it, in memory of his sibling Bharthari who contemplated the bank of the Holy River Ganga. Each day, evening Ganga aarti is performed at this spot. Other than this numerous celebrations like Kumbh Mela, Ardh Kumbh, and Vaisakhi celebration of Sikh is praised here.

One can take a dip in the Holy water of River Ganga but only on the banks and on the designated areas. It is not allowed to go deep into the water as the waves are highly unpredictable and there is a huge risk of life.

Along with Haridwar, you can also explore some of the prominent attractions of Uttarakhand such as Rishikesh, Dehradun, and Mussoorie located at a distance of 20 km, 53km, and 83 km respectively.

You can take a direct flight from Indira Gandhi International Airport to Dehradun. Also, you can take a train journey from New Delhi Railway Station, Old Delhi Railway Station, or Hazrat Nizamuddin Railway Station to Haridwar or Rishikesh Railway station.

The weather in Haridwar remains blazing hot during the summer months, while during the months it remains clear and pleasant so it is advisable to visit Haridwar from October till April month.

Jolly Grant Airport (DED) is the nearest airport that is located in Dehradun at a distance of 43 km from Haridwar. Haridwar and Rishikesh Railway stations are the closest railway station to Haridwar.

Some of the prominent attractions that can be visited in Haridwar are Mansa Devi temple, Chandi Devi temple, Bharat Mata Mandir, Maya Devi Temple, Daksh Mahadev temple, Har-ki-Pauri, and Shri Chintamani Parswanath Jain temple. All the sightseeing in Haridwar can be completed in the period of 1 night and 2 days.

This is a Mela coordinated at a regular interval of 12 years in Haridwar city. Alongside Haridwar, it is likewise celebrated in Nasik, Prayagraj, and Ujjain. At the point when Samudra Manthan was held, the drops of Amrit ( Holy water of Immortality) fell on these four spots while the Son of Indra was conveying it. A great number of devotees accumulate in this festival from around the world. Individuals take a plunge in the sacred water of Ganga in Brahma Kund to limit their wrongdoings and to get Moksha. Individuals light Diya and lamps to venerate this sacred waterway. It is a tremendous social event and one of the blessed customs in the Hindu religion.