Pilgrimages - Yatras For The Soul !

CHENNAI-MAMALLAPURAM-THIRUVALLUR-SHOLINGUR-KANCHIPURAM-THIRUKOVILUR-CUDDALORE-CHIDAMBARAM-SIRKAZHI-MAYAVARAM-KUMBAKONAM-THANJORE-TRICHY-RAMANATHAPURAM-MADURAI-TIRUNELVELI-KANYAKUMARI-TRIVANDRUM-CHENGANNUR-COCHIN-GURUVAYOOR-CHENNAI Divya Desams are the supreme 108 sacred temples of Lord Vishnu, the Vaishnavas on which the 12 Alvars sing in the Divya Prabandha, a collection of 4,000 Tamil verses. These holy abodes of the lord as spread from the Himalayas to Kanyakumari. Among the 108 temples, 105 are located in India, one in Nepal, and last two are outside the Earthly realms. The last two are Thirupalkaddal and Paramapadam. Tirupalkaddal is the ocean of milk and Paramapadam is the Srivaikuntam where lord Maha Vishnu presides. The Divyadesams can be divided into 7 categories: Thondai Naadu temples Chozha Naadu temples Nadu Naadu Temples Pandiya Naadu Temples Malayala Naadu temples Vadu Naadu Temples Vinnulaga Thiruppathigal Amongs the108 Divya Desams, 80 are situated in Tamilnadu alone and 15 in Kerala. 

The Sabarimala Temple is a temple complex located at Sabarimala hill inside the Periyar Tiger Reserve in the Perinad Village, Pathanamthitta district, Kerala, India. It is one of the largest annual pilgrimage sites in the world with an estimate of over 10 to 15 million devotees visiting every year.

Lord Shiva relieves his devotees from the clutches of Karma to attain salvation or Mukthi. He is worshiped in a divine form of eternal light known as a Jyothirlinga - the most sacred sight of worship in Hinduism. Legend has it that there are 64 holy shrines of Jyothirlingas spread across India, out of these 12 are of supreme importance. 9 among them are tucked in rural parts of India and not easily accessible to the common man. Tour Times has curated a unique premium luxury package for the darshan of these divine Jyothirlingas that relieves one from the cycle of birth and death. Symbolising the limitless form of Shiva, devotees from across the globe come to experience these sacred abodes of seeking peace and spiritual freedom.

Sun - Suryanaar Koyil (Thiruvidaimaruthur) | Venus - Sukran Temple (Kanjanur) | Jupiter - Gurustalam (Alangudi) - Saturn - Shaniswarar Temple (Thirunallar) | Moon - Chandran Temple (Thingalur) | North Lunar Node - Rahu Temple (Thirunageswaram) | Mars - Chevvai Angaraka Temple (Vaideeswaran Koyil) | Mercury - Budhan Temple (Thiruvenkadu) | South Lunar Node - Ketu Temple (Keezhaperumpallam) Santana Dharma taken shape as today's Hinduism believes that the synergy of the cosmos and human energy concede at planetary positions. It is believed that the karmic effect on man can be diluted if one offers prayers and a set of cohesive religious procedures to unwind oneself from the tangles of karma towards, liberation. An exhaustive study would enlighten us that these prayers and procedures allude to the cause effect theory of the planets, evolved even before the western science knew about the existence of planets.

Shirdi - Triamakeshwar - Bhimashankar - Grishneshwar - Ellora Caves - Parli Vaijnath - Aunda Nagnath  Shirdi Sai baba one of the most prominent and popular guru of the 21st century arrived at Shirdi in 1858 and spent 60 years here showing people the spiritual path. Shirdi is filled with his miraculous stories and wisdom one can experience. In 1918 Shirdi Baba attained samadhi preaching the message of universal brotherhood to all.  Jyotirlinga - Lord Shiva relieves his devotees from the clutches of Karma to attain salvation Mukthi. Lord Shiva is worshipped in a divine form known as Jyotitlinga - the most sacred sights of worship in Hinduism. They are 64 holy shrines spread across India out of which 12 are of supreme importance and 9 of them are tucked in rural parts not easily accessible. Tour Times has curated a unique premium luxury package for the darshan of these Jyotirlingas that relieves one from the cycle of birth and death.  Symbolising the limitless form of Shiva, devotees from across the globe come to experience these sacred abodes of Lord Shiva seeking eternal peace. Listed below are the 5 Jyotirlinga Temples of of our itinerary and their significance.     

Ahmedabad - Nishkalank Mahadev - Sombath - Dwaraka - Bet Dwaraka - Nathdwaraka - Dakota Dwaraka - Dwarakadish - Kevadia  ‘Pancha Dwaraka‘ is a spiritual journey to the five significant temples of Lord Krishna – Dwarkadhish Temple (Dwarka), Bet Dwarka (Dwaraka), Shrinathji Temple (Nathdwara), Ranchhodraiji Temple (Dakor), Dwarkadhish Temple (Kankroli). This itinerary also features the sea temple in Bhav nagar and Somnath, the first Jyotirlinga. Statue of unity - A colossal statue of India’s iron man Sardar Vallabhai Patel is another attraction included in this package tha travels to 2 states Gujarat & Rajasthan. 

Badrinath - Kedarnath    Badrinath is the holy shrine dedicated Lord Vishnu and Kedarnath is the holy shrine dedicated to Lord Shiva in Uttarakhand. The two are considered supremely sacred pilgrim sites for Hindus. In Badrinath Lord Vishnu is in a dual form of Nar Narayan. Kedarnath is a Jyotirlinga. Pilgrims from across the globe visit these two shrines due to its significance.

CHENNAI-MAMALLAPURAM-THIRUVALLUR-SHOLINGUR-KANCHIPURAM-THIRUKOVILUR-CUDDALORE-CHIDAMBARAM-SIRKAZHI-MAYAVARAM-KUMBAKONAM-THANJORE-TRICHY-RAMANATHAPURAM-MADURAI-TIRUNELVELI-KANYAKUMARI Divya Desams are the supreme 108 sacred temples of Lord Vishnu, the Vaishnavas on which the 12 Alvars sing in the Divya Prabandha, a collection of 4,000 Tamil verses. These holy abodes of the lord as spread from the Himalayas to Kanyakumari. Among the 108 temples, 105 are located in India, one in Nepal, and last two are outside the Earthly realms. The last two are Thirupalkaddal and Paramapadam. Tirupalkaddal is the ocean of milk and Paramapadam is the Srivaikuntam where lord Maha Vishnu presides. The Divyadesams can be divided into 7 categories: Thondai Naadu temples Chozha Naadu temples Nadu Naadu Temples Pandiya Naadu Temples Malayala Naadu temples Vadu Naadu Temples Vinnulaga Thiruppathigal Amongs the108 Divya Desams, 80 are situated in Tamilnadu alone and 15 in Kerala. 

Adi Kailash is the divine abode of Lord Shiva and his consort Parvati Devi. It is believed that Lord Shiva meditates in this mountain with his family. Adi Kailash is one of the Panch Kailash according to Hindu Mythology. OM Parvat and Adi Kailash are considered very sacred in Hinduism. Just a darshan of it can make your inner self enlightened and cleansed. It is believed that the cosmic energy that is prevalent here can transform a person. It is here that King Ravana meditated and was blessed by Almighty Shiva with the strength of 20 arms and brains of 10 head. A picturesque journey, it is sure to rejuvenate ones body, mind and soul. Beautiful temples, land escapes, silky streams, meadows, waterfalls, rivers, snow clad mountains, green pastures, highlands flora and fauna is nature at its best,