Our Divine Yatra is thoughtfully designed to offer a complete spiritual experience led by dedicated devotees. The journey includes enlightening kathas, soulful kirtans, and engaging spiritual activities that immerse participants in devotion. Devotees will hear divine pastime narrations at every sacred site, enhancing both understanding and connection.With end-to-end support, personalized care, and ground-level coordination, every detail is handled with precision. The yatra ensures comfortable travel, quality accommodation, sattvic prasadam meals, and exclusive darshan arrangements—making it not just a pilgrimage, but a transformative spiritual journey filled with grace and devotion.

List of temples we will cover in the yatra.
🌺 KASHI (VARANASI) – DIVINE PASTIME   Kashi Vishwanath Jyotirlinga
It is said that Kashi is not an ordinary city—it rests on Lord Shiva’s trident. Here, Lord Shiva Himself whispers the Taraka Mantra into the ears of souls leaving their bodies, granting them liberation. Devi Parvati once asked Shiva where.He would never leave His devotees, and Shiva replied, “Kashi is My eternal abode.” Even today, devotees feel a deep stillness and fearlessness in His presence.

 Annapurna Devi Mandir
Parvati then manifested as Annapurna, feeding Shiva Himself. Thus, Kashi teaches that spirituality and sustenance go hand in hand Once, to humble Lord Shiva and teach the world the importance of Anna (food), Maa Parvati disappeared, causing famine in Kashi. Realizing that even renunciation depends on nourishment, Shiva begged for alms. Maa .

Vishalakshi Shaktipeeth
When Lord Vishnu dismembered the body of Maa Sati to calm Shiva’s grief, her earrings fell here, making it a powerful Shaktipeetha. Maa Vishalakshi blesses devotees with inner vision, emotional strength, and motherly protection, reminding us that Shakti is ever-watchful and compassionate.

Sankat Mochan Hanuman Mandir
Established by Sant Tulsidas, this is where Hanumanji appeared before him in response to pure devotion. Hanuman here is known as the remover of inner and outer obstacles—fear, anxiety, and despair melt away in His presence. Devotees say problems start resolving silently after darshan.

Assi Ghat & Dashashwamedha Ghat
At Dashashwamedha Ghat, Lord Brahma performed ten Ashwamedha Yagnas to welcome Lord Shiva. Every evening aarti is believed to recreate those cosmic vibrations. Assi Ghat marks the place where Goddess Durga rested after slaying demons, making it calm yet spiritually charged—perfect for meditation and surrender.

Manikarnika Ghat
Here, Maa Parvati’s earring (Manikarnika) fell while She bathed with Lord Shiva. Shiva declared this place the gateway to moksha, where death loses its fear. Watching the eternal fire reminds devotees of the soul’s timeless journey.

Durga Devi Mandir
This swayambhu (self-manifested) temple radiates fierce motherly energy. Maa Durga here protects Kashi from unseen forces and grants courage to devotees facing difficult phases of life.

Kala Bhairava Mandir
Kala Bhairava is the Kotwal (guardian) of Kashi. Legend says no one can reside in Kashi without His permission.He governs time, karma, and discipline, ensuring that spiritual seekers remain sincere and grounded.

🌸 PRAYAG (PRAYAGRAJ) – CONFLUENCE OF DIVINITY
Triveni Sangam
At this sacred confluence of Ganga, Yamuna, and the hidden Saraswati, devas are said to descend during auspicious times. A single dip here washes away lifetimes of karma. Prayag is known as Tirtharaj—the king of all pilgrimages.

Bindu Madhava Mandir
This ancient Vishnu temple marks the spot where even Lord Shiva worshipped Lord Vishnu, showing divine unity beyond sectarian lines. Devotees experience deep peace and balance here.

Veni Madhava Temple
One of the 12 Madhava temples, Lord Vishnu here blesses devotees with stability, harmony, and emotional grounding, especially beneficial for householders.

Alopi Shaktipeetha
A rare Shaktipeetha where Maa Sati disappeared completely, symbolizing the formless, eternal Shakti. The silence here is powerful—many devotees feel protected without words or rituals.

Nagvasuki Temple
Dedicated to Vasuki Nag Dev, this temple is associated with Samudra Manthan. Devotees pray here to overcome naga dosha, fears, and planetary afflictions.

🌼 AYODHYA – LAND OF RAMA LĪLĀ
Shri Ram Lalla Temple
This is where Bal Rama manifested, blessing the world with innocence, dharma, and compassion. Devotees feel childlike joy and deep emotional connection during darshan.

Dasharath Mahal
The palace of King Dasharath, echoing memories of Rama’s childhood—playful footsteps, royal duties, and family love. A visit here connects devotees to the living Ramayana.

Kanka Bihari Temple
A serene Krishna temple where devotion is simple and intimate.
It reminds devotees that bhakti doesn’t need grandeur—only sincerity.

Hanuman Garhi
Hanumanji is believed to guard Ayodhya from this hilltop. Devotees climb the steps seeking strength, courage, and removal of obstacles—especially before important life decisions.

Sarayu Snana
The Sarayu River witnessed Rama’s childhood pastimes and His final divine departure. Bathing here purifies the heart and connects devotees to Rama’s eternal presence.