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In the sacred land of Gujarat, perched on the western edge by the Arabian Sea, lies the holy town of Dwarka — famed as the ancient kingdom of Lord Krishna. At its heart stands Shree Dwarkadhish Temple, a shimmering beacon of devotion, history, and architectural grandeur. For pilgrims traversing the route from Somnath across Gujarat to Dwarka, this temple is not just a stop — it’s a spiritual high point. Join me as I walk you through its legends, what to see, how to reach, and tips to make your visit unforgettable.…
When you make a list of Ayodhya sightseeing places, Hanuman Garhi must be right near the top. As one of the most iconic Ayodhya tourist spots, it offers not just devotional power but also sweeping views, history, and architecture. If you’re seeking both spiritual connection and heritage charm, this temple complex is one of the top Ayodhya places to see—a must-visit place in Ayodhya for pilgrims, travelers, and those drawn to myth. Where Is Hanuman Garhi? Hanuman Garhi is one of the most iconic Ayodhya sightseeing places, located right in the heart…
Introduction Varanasi, also known as Kashi or Banaras, is one of the oldest living cities in the world and is often referred to as the spiritual capital of India. Perched gracefully on the western banks of the holy River Ganga, this ancient city is a melting pot of history, devotion, and culture. Every narrow lane, sacred ghat, and towering temple tells a story that goes back thousands of years. For countless devotees and travelers alike, Varanasi is not just a city—it is a spiritual experience.Among the many famous places in Varanasi, the…
Bodh Gaya—the sacred land where Prince Siddhartha attained enlightenment under the Bodhi Tree and became the Buddha—is one of the most revered spiritual destinations in the world. Located in Bihar, India, this timeless town holds immense significance for Buddhists and spiritual seekers from across the globe. From peaceful monasteries to ancient caves, every corner of Bodh Gaya tells a story of awakening, wisdom, and inner peace.As the epicenter of Buddhist pilgrimage, Bodh Gaya attracts monks, pilgrims, travelers, and history lovers who come to experience its divine atmosphere. But beyond its spiritual aura,…
Virtual Pinddaan Duration ~1 day, Price - Rs 6550/- all inclusive Pitripaksh or the pitru-paksh is the 16 day lunar period in the Hindu calendar when people pay homage to their ancestors by offering pinddaan. Gayaji has been the center of the pinddaan activity. Various legends are associated with this place as Lord Rama and Goddess Sita had offered Pinddaan for King Dashratha after his death and since then this place has continued to be the center for performing this ritual and religious function every year. In the year 2023, pitripaksha starts…
Jal Mandir, Pawapuri
Previous Next Explore Rajgir The twin cities of Rajgir and Pawapuri have close association with the lives of Buddha as well as Lord Mahavir, the 24th Tirthankar of Jainism. Dotted with ancient artifacts, beautiful temples and nestled in the Rajgir hills, one will find himself immersed in the wonders of the ancient world in this full day tour to this historical land. This comprehensive tour will you give you an peak into the historical lands of Rajgir, Nalanda and Pawapuri. An adventurous ropeway ride to Vishwa Shanti Stupa will remind you of…
Pinndaan at Gaya
Previous Next In Hinduism, it is a popular belief that for the liberations of the souls of our ancestors, we must perform Pinddaan. According to Ramayan, Lord Ram along with his brother Lakshman and wife Sita performed the Pinddaan at Gaya for his father King Dashrath. The Pinddan puja begins at Falgu river and ends at Akshay Bat. During Pitrupaksh around Sept-Oct, there is a mela organised at Gaya every year. This time is considered to be the best to perform the rituals, however pinddaan can be done all throughout the year. How…
