We don’t run Rishikesh.
We work with it.
Almost everything a guest does here belongs to someone else — a yoga school, a café, a guesthouse, a rafting crew, a teacher. We don’t own any of it and we don’t pretend to. This is how we work together.
We place guests.
We don’t resell you.
A guest books a finished trip from us, and the parts of it you run stay yours. What we add is the coordination around them — the arrival, the timing, the person on WhatsApp when the weather changes.
The work stays yours
Your class, your kitchen, your studio, your river crew. We shape a guest's days around what you already do — we don't try to do it ourselves, and we don't stand in the room while you teach.
A deposit here, the balance with you
For a teacher training or a course, the guest pays a 30% deposit on our site to hold the place. The remaining 70% is settled with you directly when they arrive.
Nobody arrives as a surprise
Their host confirms the date and the details with you before anything is promised to the guest — and tells the guest what to bring, when to be there, and what the session is actually like.
We look before we recommend
Our name is on every recommendation, so we check safety, quality, and whether the same thing happens the second time. It's the standard we'd want if we were the guest.
Credit, clarity,
and a real conversation.
Your name on this page, with a link to your own site
Not a logo in a wall of logos, and not a profile we control. Your name, a line about what you actually do — written by you if you'd rather — and a link that goes to your website, not to ours.
Guests who already know what they booked
They've read the page, paid a deposit, and had the details confirmed by their host before they reach you. Whatever else goes wrong that day, it won't be the expectations.
Terms said out loud, before anything starts
What we'd earn, what you'd keep, and what happens if a guest cancels — discussed openly before you agree to anything. We're not a listing site: there's no marketplace to rank in and no bid to place.
One number when something changes
Every booking has one host on WhatsApp from arrival to departure. A full class, a closed road, a teacher who's ill — one message reaches the person who can move the day around.
We’d rather be honest
than impressive.
Book My Rishikesh is early. We have no guest reviews on the site yet, and we say so on our own reviews page rather than filling it with quotes nobody said. If we won’t invent a review, we’re certainly not going to invent a booking forecast for you.
So this isn’t a page promising to flood you with guests. It’s a page saying: here is the standard we hold ourselves to, here is exactly what a guest we send you would already know, and here is my number if you’d rather just talk it through.
This list is empty
on purpose.
We haven’t put anyone’s name here, because we haven’t asked them yet. As each partner says yes, their name and a link to their own site goes on this page — in their words, not ours.
Partner names go here, one at a time.
Nothing appears on this page until that partner has agreed to it in writing. If you’ve been working with us and you’d like to be credited here, say so and you will be — and if you’d rather not be listed at all, that is a perfectly normal answer and nothing about our arrangement changes.
A link back is welcome.
It is never the deal.
Some partners keep a page of the people they work with. If that’s you, everything you’d need is below. If it isn’t, nothing changes — we don’t trade links, and a link has never been a condition of anything we do together.
- Book My Rishikesh
- “Book My Rishikesh — a personal travel concierge in Rishikesh. One local host stays with a guest for the whole trip, arrival to departure.”
One ask: only link if it genuinely helps the person reading your page. A link nobody would ever click doesn’t help either of us, and both our sites are better off without it.
Shall we
work together?
Tell us what you run and where you are. It goes to a person in Tapovan, not a submissions queue.