Himachal 9 Nau Devi Darshan Tour Package
Explore temples of 9 Nine Goddesses in Himachal & Jammu.
Tour Code: WHH - 05/03
Trip Duration: 6 Nights / 7 Days
Stay: 1 Nt CHD, 1 Nt Jwalaji, 2 Nts Dharamshala & 2 Nts Katra
Tour Start: Ex - CHD/AMBL/PTK
Himachal 9 Nau Devi Darshan Tour Highlights
Under your visit of Himachal 9 Nau Devi Darshan tour, you will cover most sacred temple as per below list of 9 Hindu Devies temples:
1.) Mansa Devi Temple – Panchkula, Haryana, Near to Chandigarh.
2.) Naina Devi Temple – Bilaspur in Himachal Pradesh.
3.) Jwala Ji Temple – Jwalamukhi, District Kangra, Himachal Pradesh.
4.) Mata Chintpurni Temple – District Una, Himachal Pradesh.
5.) Mata Baglamukhi Temple – Bankhandi, District Kangra, Himachal Pradesh.
6.) Mata Bajreshwari Temple (Kangra Temple) – Kangra, Himachal Pradesh.
7.) Mata Chamunda Devi Temple – District Kangra, Himachal Pradesh.
8.) Kunal Pathri Mata Temple – Near Dharamshala, District Kangra, Himachal Pradesh.
9.) Mata Vaishno Devi Temple – Katra, Jammu & Kashmir.
Nine Devi Darshan & Temples Visit
For devotees seeking profound spiritual solace and a connection with the divine feminine, the 9 (Nau or Nine) Devi Darshan’ tour package through Himachal Pradesh offers an unparalleled pilgrimage. This meticulously curated journey combines sacred Shaktipeeths and revered Devi temples, promising a soul-stirring experience amidst the majestic Himalayan landscapes. The pilgrimage typically commences with a visit to Mata Mansa Devi Temple in Panchkula, Haryana (close to Chandigarh), before ascending into Himachal. From there, the journey continues to the hilltop shrine of Mata Naina Devi Temple in Bilaspur, Himachal Pradesh, followed by the eternal flame deity of Mata Jwala Ji Temple in Kangra district. The revered Mata Chintpurni Temple in Una district, the unique yellow-hued Mata Baglamukhi Temple in Kangra, and the ancient Mata Bajreshwari Devi Temple also in Kangra, are key stops on this divine circuit. Further spiritual bliss awaits at Mata Chamunda Devi Temple and the serene Kunal Pathri Temple, both nestled in the picturesque Kangra Valley near Dharamshala. Finally, the pilgrimage culminates with the highly revered trek to Mata Vaishno Devi Temple in Katra, Jammu & Kashmir, completing a comprehensive spiritual odyssey. This comprehensive Himachal 9 Shaktipeeth tour package not only facilitates hassle-free travel to these powerful spiritual centers but also allows devotees to immerse themselves in the rich cultural tapestry and breathtaking natural beauty of the region, ensuring an unforgettable and deeply fulfilling spiritual experience.
Day – 01: Arrival Chandigarh & Mata Mansa Devi Shaktipeeth Darshan
Arrival at Chandigarh airport or railway station, pick up by our driver and transfer to your pre-booked hotel. After check in process and refresh, proceed for your first Shaktipeeth Darshan of Mata Mansa Devi in Panchkula, Haryana, near Chandigarh.
The sacred Mata Mansa Devi Shaktipeeth, nestled in Panchkula, Haryana, just a stone’s throw from Chandigarh, is a cornerstone of spiritual devotion for countless pilgrims. As one of the prominent Shaktipeeths, it holds immense spiritual significance, believed to be the spot where the head of Goddess Sati fell. Dedicated to Goddess Mansa Devi, an incarnation of Shakti, the temple is fervently believed to fulfill the desires of her devotees, drawing them from far and wide seeking blessings for health, prosperity, and wish fulfillment. The serene ambiance, especially during the Navratras when the temple complex buzzes with vibrant celebrations and fervent prayers, offers a deeply humbling and enriching experience, making a Darshan at this revered site an essential spiritual journey for anyone visiting the Chandigarh region.
After the Mansa Devi Darshan, we will take you to lifeline of Chandigarh city at Sukhna Lake. You can spend some quality on the shore of this famous lake of Chandigarh. You can also visit Rock Garden (A life time dream of Mr. Nek Chand).
You are interested in some shopping, then you may also visit one of the popular shopping place and main market of Chandigarh city at sector 17.
Later, return back to your hotel, have dinner and just relax and overnight stay in Chandigarh.
Day – 02: Chandigarh – Naina Devi (105 Km / 2 to 3 Hours drive) – Chintpurni (110 Km / 3 Hours drive) – Jwala Ji (33 Km – 1 Hours drive)
Day two promises a spiritually enriching journey as you embark from Chandigarh towards the revered Naina Devi Temple. After the morning meal at Chandigarh hotel, head toward Naina Devi, the drive, a pleasant 105 kilometers, should take approximately 2-3 hours, allowing you to soak in the scenic landscapes of Himachal Pradesh.
Upon arrival at Naina Devi, proceed to visit Naina Devi temple. Naina Devi Shaktipeeth, nestled in the Shivalik range of Himachal Pradesh, is a revered pilgrimage site dedicated to Goddess Naina Devi. The temple, perched atop a hill overlooking the picturesque Govind Sagar Lake, attracts devotees from across the globe seeking blessings and spiritual solace. The darshan experience is a journey in itself, often involving a cable car ride or a trek up the hill, both offering stunning panoramic views. The temple complex houses the main shrine where the deity’s idol is enshrined, along with various other smaller shrines dedicated to other deities.
The Naina Devi temple is renowned for its unique legend. According to mythology, Goddess Sati’s eyes fell at this spot after Lord Shiva carried her burning body across the heavens. This gave rise to the name “Naina Devi,” signifying “eye goddess.” The temple’s architecture is a blend of traditional Himalayan styles, with intricate carvings and vibrant colors adorning its walls. The atmosphere is charged with devotion, as chants and prayers fill the air, creating a truly mesmerizing spiritual experience. The silvery dome and golden flag atop the shrine shimmer in the sunlight, visible from afar, beckoning pilgrims to seek the divine grace of Naina Devi.
After paying your respects at Naina Devi, the pilgrimage continues to Chintpurni, a further 110-kilometer drive expected to take around 3 hours.
Upon reaching at Chintpurni, visit the temple, nestled amidst the serene foothills of the Sivalik range in Himachal Pradesh, the Chintpurni Shaktipeeth stands as one of India’s most revered pilgrimage sites, a beacon of faith for millions. It is particularly renowned as the abode of Mata Chintpurni Devi, also known as Chhinnamastika Devi, who is believed to be the goddess who alleviates worries (‘Chinta’) and fulfills the deepest desires (‘Purna’) of her devotees. A visit for Darshan at this hallowed shrine is a deeply moving experience, with pilgrims undertaking journeys from across the globe to seek her blessings.
The Chintpurni Mata Temple reveals a modest yet profoundly spiritual structure. While not grand in architectural scale, its traditional Himachali design exudes a powerful aura of peace and devotion. The divine presence is primarily felt not as an idol, but as a pindi (a natural rock formation) believed to be the manifestation of the Goddess, located in the sanctum sanctorum. Devotees offer prayers, coconuts, chunris (sacred red cloths), and sweets, often performing mundan (head shaving) as a ritual of devotion. The pathways leading to the main shrine are often bustling with devotees, the air filled with the chants of hymns and the collective hope of countless believers, making the entire experience of Mata Chintpurni Darshan an unforgettable journey into the heart of spiritual solace.
Finally, the day culminates with a short, hour-long drive to Jwala Ji, covering 33 kilometers. Upon arrival at Jwala Ji, check in to your pre-confirmed hotel in Jwala Ji. After refresh, get ready to visit Jwala Ji temple, nestled in the picturesque Kangra district of Himachal Pradesh, the revered Mata Jwala Ji temple stands as one of the most significant among the 51 Shaktipeeths, believed to be the spot where the tongue of Devi Sati fell. A darshan (sacred viewing) at Jwala Ji is a uniquely profound experience, as unlike other temples, there is no idol of the deity; instead, Mata Jwala Ji is worshipped in the form of nine eternal flames that emanate naturally from the rock crevices within the sanctum. These continuously burning mystical flames, fueled by natural gas, are considered a direct manifestation of the goddess herself, symbolizing divine energy, purity, and an eternal presence. Pilgrims from across the globe undertake a spiritual journey to this ancient temple, seeking blessings and witnessing this extraordinary natural phenomenon, which truly makes a visit to Jwala Ji a memorable and deeply spiritual encounter with the divine.
This day is a beautiful blend of devotion and travel, allowing you to experience the serene atmosphere of these significant Hindu shrines. Later, In the evening, return to hotel for overnight stay in Jwala Ji.
Day – 03: Jwala Ji- Mata Baglamukhi – Bajreshwari Devi (Kangra) – Dharamshala
Check out after the breakfast at the Jwala Ji hotel, our third day unfolds as a profound spiritual odyssey through the heart of Himachal Pradesh, beginning with the mystical Mata Baglamukhi Temple, dedicated to the Goddess believed to bestow power over adversaries and negative forces, identifiable by her distinctive yellow form. Each visit fills us with a distinct sense of divine energy and ancient wisdom.
Our spiritual circuit then leads us to the historic and magnificent Bajreshwari Devi Temple (Also known as Kangra Mata temple), nestled amidst the serene and picturesque Kangra Valley in Himachal Pradesh, the revered Mata Bajreshwari Shaktipeeth stands as one of the most significant and ancient seats of divine power in India. This sacred shrine is believed to be one of the 51 Shaktipeeths, consecrated by the fallen body parts of Devi Sati. Legend has it that the ‘Vajra’ (thunderbolt) or a significant part of her body fell at this very spot, thus making it a highly potent pilgrimage destination for devotees who come from far and wide seeking the blessings of the Mother Goddess. The temple’s historical resilience, having faced destruction and repeated rebuilding over centuries, especially after invasions like that of Mahmud of Ghazni, reflects the unwavering faith of its followers.
The architecture of the Mata Bajreshwari temple itself speaks volumes of its rich past and enduring spiritual significance. The current structure, painstakingly rebuilt and restored, showcases a blend of ancient Indian architectural styles, with intricate carvings and a vibrant sanctum that exudes a powerful spiritual aura. Unlike many temples with anthropomorphic idols, the presiding deity, Mata Bajreshwari Devi, is primarily worshipped in the form of a Pindi (a natural rock formation) symbolizing her formless, all-encompassing power. Within the temple complex, devotees also offer prayers to the shrines of Bhairav and other subsidiary deities, enhancing the overall sacred experience.
A visit to Mata Bajreshwari Shaktipeeth offers not just a darshan of the deity but a profound spiritual experience that rejuvenates the soul. Pilgrims undertake the journey with immense devotion, believing that a sincere prayer at this holy site can fulfill wishes, alleviate sufferings, and grant moksha (salvation). The temple vibrates with divine energy, especially during the auspicious Navratri festivals (Chaitra and Sharad Navratri), when thousands of devotees throng the premises, participating in elaborate rituals, chanting hymns, and offering their heartfelt prayers. The serene ambiance combined with the fervent devotion of the pilgrims makes Mata Bajreshwari Temple a truly transformative destination for anyone seeking a deeper connection with the divine Mother.
As the day draws to a close, filled with the vibrations of these powerful Devi temples, we make our way to the serene hills of Dharamshala. Nestled amidst the Dhauladhar ranges, it serves as a tranquil haven, perfect for reflection after an intense day of devotion, offering breathtaking views and a calming atmosphere to conclude our spiritual exploration. Upon arrival at Dharamshala, check in to your hotel for dinner and overnight stay.
Day – 04: Dharamshala – Chamunda Devi – Kunal Pathri – Dharamshala Local Sightseeing
Day 4 of your Dharamshala exploration promises a blend of spiritual rejuvenation and cultural immersion, starting with a serene visit to the revered Chamunda Devi Temple nestled amidst the breathtaking landscapes of Himachal Pradesh, particularly in the picturesque Kangra Valley near Palampur, lies the revered Chamunda Devi Temple. Dedicated to Goddess Chamunda, a fierce and powerful manifestation of Durga or Kali, this sacred shrine is considered a significant Upashaktipeeth, a powerful seat of divine energy where Devi is believed to have slain the demons Chanda and Munda. The temple’s location is truly enchanting, situated on the banks of the Ban Ganga River, with the majestic Dhauladhar mountain range forming a stunning backdrop, imbuing the complex with an aura of profound serenity and natural beauty. Pilgrims undertake the sacred Darshan here seeking the blessings of the Mother Goddess for strength, protection, and liberation from negativity. The temple architecture is traditional Himachali, with intricate carvings and a vibrant spiritual energy that pervades its premises. Inside, devotees experience a profound sense of peace and divine presence, especially during the daily rituals and aartis, making the Chamunda Mata Temple a pivotal destination for spiritual seekers and a visual delight in the lap of the Himalayas.
Following this, the journey continues uphill to the ancient Kunal Pathri Temple. Believed to be where Sati’s forehead fell, this lesser-known gem provides not only religious significance but also breathtaking panoramic views of the Kangra Valley, making it a perfect spot for peaceful contemplation.
As the afternoon unfolds, the itinerary shifts to exploring the vibrant nuances of Dharamshala Local Sightseeing, which typically includes delving into the spiritual heart of McLeod Ganj with a visit to the Bhagsu Nag Temple, St. John Church, Dal Lake, Tsuglagkhang Complex (Dalai Lama Temple), soaking in the tranquil ambiance of the Namgyal Monastery, and perhaps strolling through the lively markets, sampling local Tibetan cuisine, or simply enjoying the crisp mountain air and stunning vistas that define this unique hill station. This diverse day ensures a rich tapestry of experiences, from divine blessings to cultural discovery, all set against the majestic backdrop of the Dhauladhar range.
Later, check in to hotel and overnight stay after having the dinner.
Day – 05: Dharamshala – Katra (240 Km – 6/7 Hours drive)
Day 5 marks a significant transition on this itinerary, moving from the tranquil serenity of Dharamshala to the spiritual energy of Katra. Bidding farewell to the crisp mountain air and panoramic views of the Dhauladhar range, travelers embark on a substantial 240-kilometer journey. This scenic yet lengthy drive, anticipated to take around 6 to 7 hours, will wind through diverse landscapes, gradually descending from the lush Himalayan foothills towards the more plains-like terrain as one approaches the Jammu region.
Upon arrival in Katra, the atmosphere distinctly shifts, with the town bustling as the primary base camp for pilgrims heading to the revered Vaishno Devi Shrine. After a comprehensive day of travel, the evening will be dedicated to rest and rejuvenation, perhaps with initial preparations for the spiritual ascent that awaits, marking a profound shift from serene mountain retreat to vibrant pilgrimage hub.
Check in to hotel, after refresh, explore the vibrant local market of Katra and overnight stay at Katra.
– Depart from Chandigarh in the morning
– Visit Naina Devi Temple on the way, a sacred Shakti Peeth
– Post lunch, proceed to Jwalaji, a revered temple of Goddess Jwalamukhi
– Overnight stay at Jwalaji
Day – 06: Mata Vaishno Devi Darshan
After early breakfast, get ready to trek about 12 kilometers to Mata Vaishno Devi (Temple) Bhawan on day 6th marked the spiritual pinnacle of the journey for many, focusing entirely on the arduous yet incredibly rewarding Darshan of Mata Vaishno Devi. The pilgrimage begins with the ascent to the holy shrine nestled in the Trikuta Mountains, a challenging trek that purifies the soul with every ‘Jai Mata Di’ chanted step. Upon reaching the main Bhawan, devotees queue for hours to catch a glimpse of the three natural rock formations (Pindies) inside the sanctum sanctorum, representing Maa Lakshmi, Maa Saraswati, and Maa Kali, feeling an overwhelming sense of peace and divine presence.
Midway on the upward journey lies Ardhkuwari, an essential stop where pilgrims pass through the narrow ‘Garbha Joon’ cave, believed to symbolize rebirth and purification, much like a mother’s womb, before proceeding to the main shrine. The Darshan, however, is considered incomplete without a visit to the Bhairo Baba temple, perched at an even higher altitude overlooking the Vaishno Devi shrine; it is believed that Mata Vaishno Devi herself ordained that her devotees must also seek the blessings of Bhairo Baba after her Darshan, ensuring the fulfillment of their pilgrimage. This multi-faceted pilgrimage, encompassing physical endurance and unwavering faith, culminates in a profound spiritual experience, leaving devotees with a sense of immense blessing and inner peace, ready to carry the divine energy forward.
Late evening return to Katra, overnight stay at Katra hotel.
Day – 07: Transfer to Jammu / Amritsar Railway Station or Airport
On day 7th marks the bittersweet conclusion of your memorable journey. After a final, hearty breakfast at your hotel, you will complete your packing and check out, ensuring all personal belongings are accounted for. A comfortable transfer will then be arranged to transport you to either Jammu Railway Station/Airport or Amritsar Railway Station/Airport, depending on your onward travel arrangements. So, here your Himachal 9 Nau Devi Darshan tour package has been end….!!!
Tour End…. But Sweet Memories Always Remain….
Includes in Himachal 9 Nau Devi Darshan Tour Package:
Excludes in Himachal 9 Nine Shaktipeethas Tour:
- Welcome drink on arrival (Non-alcoholic).
- Stay: 1 Night stay at Chandigarh, 1 nights at Jwalaji & 2 nights at Dharamshala and 2 nights at Katra.
- Accommodation on twin sharing basis in specific hotels allotted at the time of booking confirmation in Deluxe room or as per chosen hotels.
- MAP (Modify American Plan) – Room with 6 breakfast & 6 dinner (Vegetarian meals only.
- All Meals AP (American Plan) Optional for groups only – Room with 6 breakfasts, 6 lunch & 6 dinner.
- Transport used: Sedan / SUV / Tempo Traveler / AC & Non AC Buses.
- Above transport will use for pick up & drop.
- Same transports will use for all days sightseeing as per above Himachal 9 Nau Devi Darshan tour itinerary.
- All toll taxes, state taxes, parking fee and drive allowances.
- Any Train / Air / Bus fare
- Mineral water / Soft drink / Heater / Blower charges
- Pony / Horse / Ropeway / Gondola ride fee / Any garden / Monument entry / Camera fee
- Shopping, any adventure activities etc., any expenses for personal activities
- Tour guide fee / Laundry Service / Tips / Any additional meal charges which is not mention in booking confirmation
- AC will not work in the cab on hill roads
- GST 5% Tax
- Anything not mentioned in package inclusions. Any expenses arising out of unforeseen circumstances as hike in fare, flight / train delay or cancelled, strike or any other natural calamities.
- Travel insurance or medical expenses.