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Bhavya Phukan
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    If you’re planning a day trip, a morning stop in Rishikesh can be a nice break before the hike to Durga Devi. The ArtBuzz Rishikesh hostel is only about 2.3 km from the river, so you can enjoy a quick Ganga swim or a stroll through the ashram area and then head out early for a cooler walk. March usually keeps the trail dry and crowds thinner, while October offers lush scenery but a bit more humidity.

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