Sacred Heartland Temple Circuit - 2 Nights / 3 Days

1N Deoghar 1N Gaya

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Overview

Take a spiritual tour across the heartland states of India. The customised 3-day and 2-night tour takes you from Deoghar’s iconic Baidhyanath Temple to the popular Vishnupad Temple of Gaya, and Kashi Vishwanath Temple of Varanasi.

The tour starts at Deoghar, where you can visit the Baidhyanath Temple, which is among the 12 jyotirlingas. The temple is also considered the most sacred abode of Lord Shiva, and the lord is worshipped as a healer in the temple.

Apart from the Baidhyanath Temple, you can also visit the Basukinath Temple located near Deoghar. The temple is also among the holy sites in the Hindu religion, and is famous for its annual Shravan Mela, which is held between July and August.

On the second day of your 3-day tour, you can move towards Gaya, where you can offer your prayers at the divine Vishnupad Temple. The Gaya Temple is an ancient shrine dedicated to Lord Vishnu. The temple features a towering 100-foot-high structure with intricate architectural design using black granite stone.

In Gaya, you can also offer prayers at the Maa Sarva Mangla Gauri Temple, which is a part of the famous Shakti Peeth sites, dedicated to the Hindu mother Goddess. The final stretch of your tour takes you to Varanasi, the city of lights. In Varanasi, you can offer your prayers at the divine Kashi Vishwanath Temple, which houses one of the twelve jyotirlingas.

Itinerary

The tour takes you across three major pilgrimage sites located in the heartland of India, across three cities, which are Deoghar, Gaya, and Varanasi.

Day 1: Arriving at Deoghar−

On your first day of your tour, our experienced representative will offer you assistance with hassle-free hotel check-in. You can visit the popular Baidhyanath Temple of Deoghar, which is also known as Baba Baidhyanath Dham.

The sile is among the 12 jyotilingas, and is considered a significant pilgrimage site in the Hindu religion. You can also visit the Basukinath Temple, which is located about 44 kilometres from Deoghar, and is considered essential after visiting Baidhyanath Temple.

Day 2: Visiting Gaya+

Upon arriving at Gaya, you can visit the iconic Vishnupad Temple, which features a tall temple structure and is built using black granite stones. The temple is located at the banks of the Falgu River, and features a sacred 40-centimetre footprint of Lord Vishnu.

After Vishnupad, you can also visit the Maa Sarva Mangla Gauri Temple, situated near the Vishnupad Temple. The temple is among the important Shakti Peeth sites and is considered significant among Hindu pilgrims.

Day 3: Reaching Varanasi+

On the third day of your 3-day tour, you can explore the city of lights, Varanasi. In Varanasi, you can visit the famous Kashi Vishwanath Temple, which is considered the holiest shrine to Lord Shiva.

The temple is also located at the banks of the Ganga River, and it is believed to be the site where devotees attain liberation from the cycle of rebirth. In Varanasi, you can also visit various key ghats, like the Manikarnika Ghat, Assi Ghat, and Dashashwamedh Ghat.

FAQs on Sacred Heartland Temple Circuit Package

How far is the Basukinath Temple from Deoghar?

The Basukinath Temple is about 44 kilometres away from Deoghar. The Basukinath Temple is famous for its annual Shravan Mela, which is held every year between July and August.

How can I reach Deoghar?

You can reach Deoghar via train or flight. The nearest railway station to Deoghar includes Baidyanathdham Railway Station in Deoghar city, and Jasidih Junction, which is just 7 kilometres away. You can also take a flight to the Deoghar Airport, which is about 12 kilometres away from the city.

Is the visit to Bodh Gaya covered in this package?

No, Bodh Gaya is not covered in this Sacred Heartland Temple Circuit package, but you can choose the specially dedicated Bodh Gaya package from Cholan Tours.

What are some of the famous must-try dishes of Varanasi?

In Varanasi, you must try various savoury street food and sweet dishes, like Litti Chokha, Tamatar Chaar, Kachori Sabzi, Laung Lata, Lassi, and Thandai.

What are some of the other famous temples in Varanasi?

There are various significant and famous temples in Varanasi, like the Sankat Mochan Hanuman Temple, Kaal Bhairav Temple, Durga Temple, Bharat Mata Mandir, and Tulasi Manas Temple.