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Sammed Shikharji Mahayatra Tour Programme
Sri Sammed Shikhar Teerth Kshetra stands on the primacy or you can say the topmost light and the peak of all Digamber Jain Teerth Kshetras namely Ajitnath, Sambhavnath, Abhinandan - prabhu, Sumatinath, Padmprabhu, Suparshwanath, Chandraprabha, Suvidhinath, Sheetalnath, Shreyansnath, Vimalanath, Anantanath, Dharmanath, Shantinath, Kunthunath, Aranath, Mallinath, Munisuvrat Swami, Neminath and Parshwanath.
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Uttar Pradesh Tour Programme
Kalyanak, Banaras, Kosambhi, Allahbad, Ayodhya, Shravasthi, Ratnapuri, Shoryapuri, Kapila, Hastinapur, along with Delhi Agra, Ahichattra, Haridwar, Rishikesh.. Uttar Pradesh, the heartland of India, is known for its Heritage, Culture and bounties of Nature. It is home to some of the greatest monuments, the most ancient city in the world, the seat of Buddhism and the colours of all faiths.
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Sampurn Rajasthan Tour Programme
Jaipur, Jodhpur, Udaipur, Ranakpur, Jaisalmer, Nakoda, Mount Abu, Jeera Valla, Brahmanwada, and all other Rajasthan places. The state houses hundreds of Hindu and Jain Temples and Muslim Dargahs. Some of the most popular and sought after pilgrimage centers in Rajasthan worth mentioning here are Dargah Sharif in Ajmer, Jain Temples in Ranakpur, Dilwara Temple in Mount Abu, Laxmi Narayan Temple and Govind Devji Temple in Jaipur, Brahma Temple in Pushkar, Eklingji Temple in Udaipur and Parsvanath Temple in Nakoda.
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Madhya Pradesh Tour Programme
Nageshwar, Mandavgad, Bhopawar, Indor, ujjain, Makshee, Alokik, Awanti, Ratlaam. The temples here are nothing less than marvels carved on stones. The major pilgrim destinations in Madhya Pradesh generally contain Hindu temples. The population of people of other religions like Islam, Buddhism, Jainism are present in a very small number, thus the pilgrim destination that have more of these faiths are quite low. Though, one can find a tinge of Buddhism in few parts of the state. |
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Andhra Pradesh Tour Programme
Kulpakji, Padamveeram, Heekartirth, Amrawati, Kaak Tour, Pedatumbalam, Gudiwada, Gumiletu. Towns of Andhra Pradesh are home to innumerable temples which attracts tourists and pilgrims all through the year. A People seeking peace of mind and soul make a beeline to visit the Prasanthi Nilayam, an imposing edifice at Puttaparthy. Srisailam is another revered pilgrimage centre of Andhra Pradesh and it is home to one of the 18 shaktipithas and one of the 12 jyothirlings. |
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Punjab Tour Programme
Ambala, Chandigad, Patiala, Ludhiyana, Jeerapatti, Amritsar, Jalandhar, Hoshiyarpur, along with Kangdajammu... Punjab, the land of an integrated cultural history and five rivers, is a treasure trove for a passionate tourist. This land of great gurus not only possesses ancient monuments but also boasts of historical embodiments. It is not possible, that a person visiting this yellow land with Blue Mountains and providing with picturesque and romantic background, would leave without imbibing the essence of Punjab. |
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Maharashtra Tour Programme
Antarikhs Bhadrawati, Uwasagahar, Balsara, Dharm Chakra, Katruj, Pabal.. Talking about India, it forms the hub for pilgrimage tours all over the world. People especially come here to feel the divine presence of the state and get the blessings of the lords. There are various states in India which offer great scope for pilgrimage and possess innumerable pilgrimage sites. Out of all such states, the major one is Maharashtra which has great religious importance and holds a lot in store for the pilgrims. |
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Gujarat Tour Programme
Palitana Panchthirti, Kutch Bhadreshwar Panchthirti, Kavi - Gandhar - Zhaghyadyaji, Girnar Panchthirti, Indarpanch Thirthi, Patanpanch Thirti, Shankeshwar and all other Gujarat Places. Gujarat is a highly religious city which follows rules of vegetarianism and no alcohol which are strictly followed on pilgrimage tours. On this Gujarat Pilgrimage Tour you will get to explore the affluence of its beauteous temples and take part in the elaborate rituals and customs. |
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