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Aman Apte
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    If you want a mix of quiet river confluence vibes and a touch of adventure, Rishikesh works better. The Ganges there hosts beginner rafting trips and plenty of yoga ashrams. Plus you can stay at a place like Raga On the Ganges, which is right on the riverbank and gives you easy access to both the ashrams and the rafting launch points. Devprayag is great for a quick spiritual stop but offers less in terms of daytime activities.

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