The sacred 12 Jyotirlinga Yatra—a journey that traces the spiritual heartbeat of Lord Shiva across the length and breadth of the country. From the icy heights of Kedarnath in the Himalayas to the coastal serenity of Rameshwaram, each Jyotirlinga represents a powerful manifestation of Shiva, steeped in myth, devotion, and centuries-old tradition. This 24-day itinerary is a blend of devotion and discovery, covering ancient temples like Somnath on the Arabian Sea, the mystical sanctum of Kashi Vishwanath, and the hidden sanctuaries of Bhimashankar and Grishneshwar. Traveling through mountains, riversides, forests, and sacred cities, the journey connects devotees with the divine through rituals, architecture, and legends that have stood the test of time. It is not just a physical voyage, but a spiritual unfolding—a path of reflection, reverence, and inner transformation. The Jyotirlinga Yatra is where devotion meets the heartbeat of India.

Here are the highlights of your spiritually enriching and logistically seamless 12 Jyotirlinga Pilgrimage Tour, India, presented with care and clarity—crafted 100% by hand, just like the journey deserves:

Trip Highlights – 12 Jyotirlinga Pilgrimage Tour

Duration: 23 Days / 22 Nights

Group Size: 12-16Devotees

Route: From Delhi to Chennai | Across 9 Indian states

• Complete Darshan of All 12 Jyotirlingas, including revered sites like Kedarnath in the Himalayas and Rameshwaram in the south, capturing the full spiritual arc of Lord Shiva’s most sacred abodes.
• Helicopter Yatra to Kedarnath for a swift and serene visit to the high-altitude shrine in Uttarakhand.
• Sacred Ganga Aartis in Rishikesh, Haridwar, Prayagraj, and Varanasi, including a boat ride at Triveni Sangam.
• Effortless Cross-Country Travel via a well-planned mix of domestic flights, trains, luxury vehicles, and boat rides, minimizing fatigue and maximizing time for devotion.
• Visits to UNESCO Sites such as Ellora Caves and sacred cultural towns like Dwarka, Ujjain, Somnath, and Madurai.
• Premium Stays in 3- and 4-star hotels with daily breakfast and dinner included.
• VIP Darshan Access at key temples (subject to availability), ensuring spiritual focus over waiting in lines.
• Local Guided Tours at select spiritual and historical sites for deeper context and comfort.
• Seamless Ground Support with autos/jeeps for temple transfers and comfortable intercity drives.

The 12 Jyotirlingas of India – Names and Their Sacred Locations

• Kedarnath – Uttarakhand
• Located high in the Himalayas, this Jyotirlinga is surrounded by snow-capped peaks and is known for its remote setting and intense spiritual energy. It’s one of the most challenging to reach, often accessed by helicopter or trekking.
• Kashi Vishwanath – Uttar Pradesh
• Situated in Varanasi, one of the oldest living cities in the world, this temple is considered the spiritual center of India. It draws millions of pilgrims who believe a visit here brings moksha (liberation).
• Baidyanath – Jharkhand
• Found in Deoghar, this shrine is where Lord Shiva is worshipped as the ‘Divine Healer’. It's a major site for devotees seeking physical and spiritual healing.
• Omkareshwar – Madhya Pradesh
• Located on an island in the Narmada River, shaped like the sacred ‘Om’ symbol, this Jyotirlinga combines natural beauty with spiritual significance.
• Mahakaleshwar – Madhya Pradesh
• In Ujjain, this is the only Jyotirlinga believed to be self-manifested and facing south, symbolizing Shiva’s role as the lord of time and death.
• Grishneshwar – Maharashtra
• Close to the UNESCO-listed Ellora Caves, this is the smallest of the Jyotirlinga shrines but holds great religious importance, especially for devotees in western India.
• Trimbakeshwar – Maharashtra
• Near Nashik, this temple is unique for housing three lingams in one—representing Brahma, Vishnu, and Shiva. It's also the source of the sacred Godavari River.
• Bhimashankar – Maharashtra
• Tucked in the Sahyadri hills near Pune, this temple sits in a dense forest and is both a pilgrimage site and a wildlife sanctuary.
• Nageshwar – Gujarat
• Located near Dwarka on the western coast, Nageshwar is believed to protect devotees from poisons and negativity. The large Shiva statue here is an iconic landmark.
• Somnath – Gujarat
• On the Arabian Sea, Somnath is believed to be the first of the twelve Jyotirlingas. The temple has been destroyed and rebuilt several times, symbolizing eternal faith.
• Srisailam (Mallikarjuna) – Andhra Pradesh
• Set in the Nallamala Hills, this Jyotirlinga is associated with Shiva and Parvati’s divine love. It’s also a Shakti Peeth, making it doubly sacred.
• Rameshwaram – Tamil Nadu
• Located at the tip of India, this temple is linked to the Ramayana, where Lord Rama is said to have worshipped Shiva before his journey to Lanka. It is known for its sacred water tanks and spiritual atmosphere.