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Budget weekend plans near Patanjali Ayurveda College

Vaibhav Mahadevan · 5 hours ago ·5 replies

Is there a cheap way to spend a weekend around Patanjali Ayurveda College that keeps costs low? The college is open 24 hours and entry is free, so you can visit at any time without paying a fee. It sits close to spots like Har Ki Pauri (10 km) and Mansa Devi Temple (12 km), so you can add a quick trip to those sites without a big budget. For lodging, there are several budget-friendly hotels within 1 km, such as MJ Sarovar Portico Haridwar and Abhyudyam Ganga, that offer decent stays at reasonable rates. What are the most affordable accommodation options and nearby activities for a weekend visit?

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Annette Joshi·4 hours ago
If you’re staying near the college, consider the MJ Sarovar Portico Haridwar for a decent price and easy access to the river walk. From there you can hop on a local bus or a short auto ride to Har Ki Pauri for sunset Ganga rituals, then head to Mansa Devi Temple the next morning both spots are just over ten kilometres away and free to enter. The college’s 24 hour entry means you can fit a quick visit in before or after your temple stop without extra cost. TravelIndiaDeals may earn a commission if you book through this link.
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Anthony Shinde·4 hours ago
If you’re looking for the cheapest stay, the Hotel Trimurti is a solid choice. It’s only about 0.65 km from the college and has a 3 star rating with many positive reviews. After a quick visit to the college, you can walk to Har Ki Pauri for the evening Ganga rituals, then hop on a local bus to Mansa Devi Temple the next day. The whole route stays under a few kilometers, so transport costs stay low. TravelIndiaDeals may earn a commission if you book through this link.
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Aamir Srivastava·4 hours ago
If you’re on a tight budget, staying at Hotel Trimurti keeps you within walking distance of the college and the river walk. After a quick visit to the campus, you can hop on a local bus to Har Ki Pauri for the evening Ganga rituals and then head to Mansa Devi Temple the next day. The short distances mean you can rely on cheap auto rickshaws or shared buses, keeping transport costs low.
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Abhishek Phadke·3 hours ago
You might also consider a quick morning walk along the Ganga promenade from the hotel there are free small stalls selling local snacks and a few yoga groups that meet around 7 am, which could add a peaceful start to your day without extra cost.