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Looking for Devi Darshan Visit In Himachal Pradesh? Book Shaktipeeth Devi Darshan Tour Package for 3 Night and 4 Days by Planmans’. Explore all the shaktipeeth temples including Kangra Devi, Naina Devi, ChamundaJi, Chintpurni Ji and Jawalamukhi, etc. Besides you can Visit Dharamshala and Mcleod Ganj as well.
Himachal also Known as Devbhoomi is home to tens of goddesses’ temples and shaktipeeth. This Devi Darshan Tour package is specially designed for Devotees of Mata Rani Covering all Shaktipeeth of Himachal Pradesh.
Start your profound excursion by the Devi Darshan Yatra as a rule begins by visiting Mata Naina Deviji sanctuary first. After that Mata Chintpurni sanctuary is around 80 km from Una.
On arriving at Chintpurni sanctuary have Darshan of Devi Mata Chintpurni Ji otherwise called Mata Shri Chhinnamastika Devi – the enemy of evil presence Nishumbha. It is accepted that the feet of Devi Sati fell here. In the event that anything is wished by the Devi with a genuine heart, the wish will be allowed. The focal point of the Sanctuary is the sanctuary Garbha Griha. Later continue for Jwala Ji sanctuary which is around 29 km from Chintpurni. Look for endowments from Jwala Ji Devi and continue for Kangra Devi (Brajeshwari Devi).
The god (Maata Brajeshwari) sits under a silver arch with silver umbrellas. Devi Sati’s burned bosoms fall here. Overnight stay at lodging in Kangra or Chamunda Devi. Arrive at Chamunda Devi sanctuary which is devoted to Goddess Durga or Chamunda and go for Devi Mata Ji’s darshan. The environmental factors of the cover give a superb setting to reflect petitions and profound fulfillment.
The 700 years of age sanctuary, Chamunda Devi includes a huge complex with a Kund (lake) in it. There is a cavern-like scoop situated at the rear of the sanctuary, addressing the stone lingam (the epitome of Shiva). We can take you for a touring visit through Dharamshala and Mcleodganj then, at that point continue for Una. On approach to Una visit the renowned Baghla Mukhi sanctuary. Bagalamukhi Devi is one of the ten Hindu Goddesses of Force. It’s difficult abatements the force of the adversary, yet in addition, makes an environment where they become vulnerable. The name Bagalamukhi has come from the word Bagala and Mukha which mean harness and face, individually.
Consequently, etymologically, the name means ‘one whose face has the ability to run the show. Overnight stay in the inn. Post breakfast continues for Mata Naina Devi sanctuary which is around 63 km from Una. On approach to Naina Devi sanctuary, you can have a captivating perspective on Bhakhra Nangal Dam and Govind Sagar Lake-(Asia’s Biggest Man Made Lake). Subsequent to arriving at Naina Devi look for gifts from Mata Ji. The sanctuary is one of the shaktipeeths where Devi Sati’s eyes fell. In the evening return back to Una. Afterward, continue to Una rail line station or Chandigarh as per necessities for the forward venture. Visit closes.
🕉️ Sacred Beginnings: Goddess Naina Devi & Baba Balak Nath Start your pilgrimage with blessings at Naina Devi, then head to the mystical cave shrine of Baba Balak Nath. 🏡 Stay | Shree Balak Nath Trust Guesthouse, Deotsidh or Hotel 📸 Highlight | Evening aarti at the cave shrine. 💡 Tip | Wear socks – the marble floor gets hot.
🔥 Eternal Flames & Wish-Fulfilling Whispers Witness Jwala Ji’s mystical blue flames, then surrender wishes at Chintpurni’s powerful Shaktipeeth. 📸 Highlight Jwala Ji’s sacred fire flickering without fuel. 💡 Tip Dress modestly and avoid leather accessories in temple areas.
⚔️ Trinity of Power: Fierce Goddesses & Mountain Sanctuaries Channel divine strength at Baglamukhi, marvel at Brajeshwari’s golden doors, and find peace at Chamunda’s hilltop shrine. 📸 Highlight Chamunda Devi’s crimson flags against stark mountain cliffs. 💡 Tip Remove shoes before entering temple sanctums.
⛰️ Tea Gardens & Timeless Spirituality Explore Palampur’s emerald tea estates and the ancient Baijnath Temple, blending Himalayan serenity with Shaiva devotion. 📸 Highlight The intricate Nagara-style architecture of Baijnath Temple, framed by snow-capped peaks. 💡 Tip Carry a pair of socks for temple visits (shoe removal is mandatory).
🍃 Farewell to the Himalayas: Temples & Tranquility Conclude your journey with Bhagsunath’s sacred waters and colonial-era charm before returning to Chandigarh.
Kavita Naik –
Covered all main temples like Naina Devi, Jwala Ji and Chintpurni in proper sequence, darshan was smooth without much hassle. Hotels were basic but clean and driver was very cooperative, Planmans Group managed whole yatra nicely.
Sangeeta Kulshrestha –
Visited all main temples like Naina Devi, Jwala Ji and Chintpurni without much hassle. Travel was comfortable and hotels were clean for stay. Planmans Group arranged everything properly and timing was managed well.