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Chandigarh
We invite you on a transformative pilgrimage, the “Himachal Shaktipeeth & Amritsar Divine Circuit” — a sacred odyssey that weaves together the spiritual aura of India’s ancient Shaktipeeths with the serene glow of the Golden Temple and the thundering patriotism of Wagah Border. Traverse the hallowed abodes of the Divine Mother — seek blessings at the eternal flame of Shri Jwalamukhi Temple, bask in the serene grace of Shri Naina Devi Ji, marvel at the golden spire of Shri Vajreshwari Devi Temple in Kangra, feel the wild energy of Shaktipeeth Chamunda Devi, surrender to Shri Mata Chintpurni the reliever of worries — and then bow your head at Sri Harmandir Sahib, eat Langar with thousands, and stand for the flag-lowering at Wagah.
| No of Pax | Budget | Deluxe | Meal Plan |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2 PAX | 17,500 | 20,000 | MAP |
| 4 PAX | 15,000 | 17,200 | MAP |
| 6 PAX | 12,800 | 14,500 | MAP |
| 12 PAX | 12,200 | 13,800 | MAP |
Covers ~1350km, private sedan / Innova / tempo, 4N hotels, driver, toll, parking, state taxes. Navratri / Diwali / New Year +10-15%. Amritsar-ending (no return to Chandigarh) same price.
Traverse the legendary Shaktipeeths born from the fragments of Goddess Sati — witness the blue flame of Jwalamukhi, seek solace at Naina Devi, marvel at Vajreshwari’s spire, feel Chamunda’s primal energy, surrender at Chintpurni — then let Amritsar wash over you: Langar dal with strangers who feel like family, Jallianwala’s wall of bullet marks, Durgiana’s silver doors, and Wagah’s sunset bugle. With Planman’s, every darshan becomes grace, every mile a prayer. 🕉️🏔️
Best time? Mar–Jun, Sep–Nov. Navratri most divine but crowded — book 30 days ahead.
Senior-friendly? Yes — ropeway, short walks, no trek, oxygen kit, slow pacing.
Can I end at Amritsar? Yes, same price. Choose at booking.
Is Langar / Wagah extra? Langar free, Wagah entry free — transfers included.
Morning: Depart Chandigarh at dawn for the mist-kissed hills of Shaktipeeth Naina Devi (Bilaspur). Ascend via stairs or cable car to seek the Goddess's blessings and take in the panoramic views of Govind Sagar Lake.
Breakfast: Relish traditional Himachali aloo parathas with mint chutney and local honey.
Afternoon: Drive through Una’s terraced farmlands to Shri Mata Chintpurni Temple (the "Reliever of Worries").
Lunch: Stop at a village dhaba for a simple meal—highly recommend trying madra (yogurt-based curry) or siddu (steamed bread).
Evening: Arrive at Chintpurni for the serene evening aarti. Witness the temple's golden glow as hymns are chanted. Check into a nearby guesthouse (such as Shri Chintpurni Bhawan).
Dinner: Unwind with herbal tea and a quiet dinner.
Morning: Start with sunrise prayers at Chintpurni Temple. After breakfast, drive to Bankhandi’s Baglamukhi Temple, where the Goddess is worshipped as the "Crusher of Evil," and experience the fierce energy of its yellow-themed sanctum.
Afternoon: Journey to Jwalamukhi Temple to witness the Divine Mother’s tongue manifesting as an eternal blue flame that has burned without fuel for centuries. Attend the fiery midday aarti.
Lunch: Eat at the temple’s bhojanalaya for a satvik thali featuring kadhi, rice, and seasonal veggies.
Late Afternoon/Evening: Drive to Kangra for Brajeshwari Mata Darshan, then head up to Dharamshala. Check into a hotel with mountain views.
Dinner & Leisure: Stroll through McLeod Ganj’s bustling markets, relax with Tibetan butter tea, and grab dinner at a cozy café (try thukpa or momos).
Morning: Following breakfast, visit the Chamunda Devi Temple, nestled in the rugged Dhauladhar foothills. Take time to explore the nearby riverbank or meditate under the ancient trees near the powerful black-stone idol.
Afternoon: Begin your return drive to Chandigarh.
Optional Detour: Visit the Kangra Art Museum en route to glimpse Himachal’s cultural heritage.
Lunch: Stop at a hillside dhaba to savor rajma-chawal or pahadi trout.
Evening: Arrive in Chandigarh by sunset, bringing home blessings from five Shaktipeeths.
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