India Spiritual Tours - Jyoti Rilling West (7 Nights / 8 Days)
Bhimashankar:
- (Nr. Pune)
A famous pilgrimage site on top of
the ghats. It is one of the Jyotirlings of Shiva and has a beautiful temple with
a huge bell, a relic of the Portuguese Situated in the main Sahayadri Range, over
2500 feet above sea level. The dense forests surrounding the high ranges also
play an abode to the rare species of flora and fauna. Situated at the extreme
end of the Sahayadri Ranges.
Trimbakeshwar: - (Nr. Nasik)
It is a religious center having one
of the twelve JYOTIRLINGA of the world. The extraordinary feature of the Jyotirlinga
located here is that it has three faces embodying Lord Brahma, Lord Vishnu &
Lord Mahesh (Shiva).
All other JYOTIRLINGA have Shiva as the main deity.
The temple is known for its appealing architecture and sculpture and is at the
foothills of a mountain called Brahmagiri. Godavari River originates on Bramhagiri
mountain.
Grishneshwar:- (Nr. Aurangabad)
Grishneshwar temple, built by Rani
Ahillyabai Holkar is an important Hindu pilgrim place located in the village of
Verul, near Ellora caves. It is one of the twelve Jyotirlingas of India, where
Lord Shiva is worshipped. Half a kilometre from Ellora lies this beautiful temple,
built by Rani Ahillyabai Holkar, a Maratha princess. It is the most superb example
of medieval temple architecture. This Jyotirlinga is said to be self - oriented.
It is the last Jyotirlinga without which the journey to the Jyotirlingas is considered
incomplete. The temple walls are richly sculptured. Queen Ahilyabai Holkar, who
ruled Indore from 1765 to 1795, built both the temple and its masonry tank.
Mahakaleshwar: - (Nr. Ujjain / Indore)
Mahakala of Ujjain is known among
the twelve celebrated Jyotirlingas in India. The glory of Mahakaleshwar temple
has been vividly described in varoius puranas. Starting with Kalidasa,many sanskrit
poets have eulogised this temple in emotive terms.
The tradition of Mahakala
in minds of the people is eternal Ujjain used to be centre point of the calculation
of the Indian time and Mahaklala was considered as the distinctive presiding deity
of Ujjain
Omkareshwar: - (Nr. Indore)
Omkareshwar or better known as Mandhata
Omkareshwar is one of the foremost of the 12 Joytirlingas or it is luminous physical
self-presentation of Lord Shiva of the Hindus. It is situated on the bank of holy
river Narmada in Khandwa district of Madhya Pradesh, 13 Km from Omkareshwar road
railway station and 77 km each from Indore and Khandwa on the opposite end. The
important part of the town containing the famous Jyotirlinga Omkareshwar temple
is situated on the island formed in the Narmada and rest of the town formed in
the southern bank if the river.
Arrive Mumbai
airport. On arrival our representative at the airport will assist you. Transfer
to hotel. Evening briefing about the tour & introduction. Dinner. Overnight
stay at hotel.
Day
02: Mumbai
Morning after
breakfast sightseeing of Mumbai City. Visit Gateway of India, Mani Bhawan, Mahalaxmi
Temple, Siddhivinayak Temple, Mount Mary Church etc. Dinner. Stay Overnight at
Hotel.
Day
03: Mumbai– Bhimashanker – Pune
Early morning
after breakfast depart for Bhimashanker (265 kms / 5 hours). After Lunch go for
Darshan at the temples. Later transfer to Pune (128 kms / 3 hours). Arrive Pune
& check in hotel. Dinner. Stay Overnight.
Day
04: Pune– Trimbakeshwar – Nasik
Early morning
after breakfast depart for Trimbakeshwar (230 kms / 6 hours). After Lunch go for
Darshan at the temples. Later transfer to Nasik (30 kms / 1 hour). Arrive Nasik
& check in hotel. Dinner. Stay Overnight.
Day
05: Nasik– Grishneshwar – Aurangabad
Morning after
breakfast depart for Aurangabad (218 kms / 5.5 hours). Arrive Aurangabad &
transfer to hotel. Later go to Grishneshwar (30 kms / 0.5 hours). After Lunch
go for Darshan at the temples. Dinner. Stay Overnight.
Day
06: Aurangabad – Indore
Morning after
breakfast depart Indore (402 kms / 10 hours). Arrive Indore & check in hotel.
Evening at leisure. Dinner. Stay Overnight.
Day
07: Indore – Omkareshwar – Mahakaleshwar – Indore
After breakfast
excursion to Omkareshwar (77 kms / 2 hours) & Mahakaleshwar (91 kms / 2.5
hours) temples. Evening back to Indore. Dinner. Overnight stay.
Day
08: Indore – Mumbai
Morning after
breakfast depart for Mumbai / Delhi.
A famous pilgrimage site on top of
the ghats. It is one of the Jyotirlings of Shiva and has a beautiful temple with
a huge bell, a relic of the Portuguese Situated in the main Sahayadri Range, over
2500 feet above sea level. The dense forests surrounding the high ranges also
play an abode to the rare species of flora and fauna. Situated at the extreme
end of the Sahayadri Ranges. 
It is a religious center having one
of the twelve JYOTIRLINGA of the world. The extraordinary feature of the Jyotirlinga
located here is that it has three faces embodying Lord Brahma, Lord Vishnu &
Lord Mahesh (Shiva). 
Grishneshwar temple, built by Rani
Ahillyabai Holkar is an important Hindu pilgrim place located in the village of
Verul, near Ellora caves. It is one of the twelve Jyotirlingas of India, where
Lord Shiva is worshipped. Half a kilometre from Ellora lies this beautiful temple,
built by Rani Ahillyabai Holkar, a Maratha princess. It is the most superb example
of medieval temple architecture. This Jyotirlinga is said to be self - oriented.
It is the last Jyotirlinga without which the journey to the Jyotirlingas is considered
incomplete. The temple walls are richly sculptured. Queen Ahilyabai Holkar, who
ruled Indore from 1765 to 1795, built both the temple and its masonry tank.
Mahakala of Ujjain is known among
the twelve celebrated Jyotirlingas in India. The glory of Mahakaleshwar temple
has been vividly described in varoius puranas. Starting with Kalidasa,many sanskrit
poets have eulogised this temple in emotive terms.
Omkareshwar or better known as Mandhata
Omkareshwar is one of the foremost of the 12 Joytirlingas or it is luminous physical
self-presentation of Lord Shiva of the Hindus. It is situated on the bank of holy
river Narmada in Khandwa district of Madhya Pradesh, 13 Km from Omkareshwar road
railway station and 77 km each from Indore and Khandwa on the opposite end. The
important part of the town containing the famous Jyotirlinga Omkareshwar temple
is situated on the island formed in the Narmada and rest of the town formed in
the southern bank if the river.