Located in the holy city of Haridwar, Godwin Hotel is the most luxuious hotel of Haridwar & Rishikesh with 120 rooms that offer unparelleled luxury and grandeur to make your stay in the divine city more memorable 

Haridwar is the most important religious tourist destination of Uttrakhand which fall on the way to Chardham yatra of , Badrinath, Kedar Nath, Gangotri, Yamnotri and Hemkunt Sahib. These are having beautiful scenic places, which heals your souls even if you spend few days here. You will be amazed to find the sea of people in the morning at 5:00 am for the Ganga aarti(Aarti of Ganga) as well as in the evening. 

Enjoy Jungle Safari at Raja Ji National Park Rajaji National Park is a virtual paradise for nature lovers and wildlife enthusiasts as well. Spread across an area of 820 sq. kms, Rajaji National Park consists of three components namely - Rajaji established in 1948, Motichur founded in 1936 and Chilla founded in 1977. In the year 1983, these three parks were together named as Rajaji National Park. 

Situated in the foothills of picturesque Shivalik range, most of the park area is covered with Sal forests. Besides, the park has several distinct vegetation zones, which include broadleaved deciduous forests, riverine vegetation, grasslands and pine forests. Rajaji National Park possesses about 23 species of mammals, 315 species of birds and several reptile as well as fish species such as trout and mahseer. 

You can watch the herds of mighty elephants roaming freely in jungle or even see a tiger making its way through the tall grasses. In addition to Tigers and Elephant, you can watch a number of other animals like Leopards, Jungle Cat, Sloth Bears, Wild Boars, Jackals, Hyenas, Wild Dogs, Sambar, Barking Deer, Cheetal, Himalayan yellow throated marten, Langoor, Ghoral, Monitor Lizard, Python, Civet and King Cobra.

Rajaji National Park is also known for housing a wide variety of avian species, like Chestnut-headed bee-eaters, Woodpecker, Pied Hornbills, Hornbil, Rollers, Parakeets, Wagtails, Kingfishers, Storks, Fly Catchers, Pea Fowl, Jungle Fowl, Kaleej Pheasant, Thrushes, Warbler, Oriola, Barbet, Finch etc. In winters, you can see a large variety of migratory birds playing in the azure waters of the river Ganga.

Bird Watching : Apart from its elephant and jeep safari, the park has much to offer for birdwatcher's too. In this veritable avian paradise, you can see a number of birds such as Pied Hornbills, Chestnut-Headed Bee-Eaters, Rollers, Kingfishers, Flycathers, Storks, Yellow and Pied Wagtails. Besides, if you visit the park in winters, you will be well rewarded with a fantastic view of a number of migratory birds.