07 Nights / 08 Days
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Coverage Area : Delhi - Chandigarh - Nainadevi - Chintpurni - Kangra Devi - Dharamsala - Vaishno Devi - Amrisar
Goddess Durga is worshipped in different forms among the Hindus. Nau Durga are the nine manifestations of Goddess Durga that hold the paramount position in Hindu Mythology. It is believed that paying homage to these forms of Goddess makes the devotee free from all the sins and wrongdoings. There are nine major abodes of Goddess Shakti. Seven abodes are in Himachal Pradesh, one is in Jammu and remaining one is in Chandigarh. The devotees swarm these pilgrimages to drench themselves in spirituality.
Daywise Nav Durga Devi Tour from Delhi
Day 1: Delhi – Chandigarh
Day 2: Chandigarh – Nainadevi – Chintpurni
Day 3: Chintpurni – Jwala Ji – Kangra Devi – Dharamsala
Day 4: Dharamsala
Day 5: Dharamsala – Katra – Vaishno Devi
Day 6: Katra
Day 7: Katra – Amrisar
Day 8: Amritsar – Delhi
Package Include:
- Arrival and Departure transfers by Private Vehicle
- Accommodation with Breakfast and dinner
- Internal transfers and train ticket if any
- Sightseeing as per the itinerary by private vehicle
- 24 x 7 assistance by NTP Officer
- SIM Card upon arrival in India (Delhi tour)
- Tour Briefing by the NTP Deputy
- All hotel tax
Package Exclude :
Guide, entry tickets, visa, travel insurance, portage, tips, GST 5%, lunch, morning evening tea and extras not mentioned as inclusions
Day 1: Delhi – Chandigarh
A week of the spiritual journey starts from Delhi. Proceed to Chandigarh by road. It is around 5-6 hours excursion to Chandigarh. En route, visit Mata Mansa Devi Mandir near Majra. This temple is the holy abode of Manasa Goddess. Devotees horde this place to the tie a threat around the tree as it is believed that wishes of people come true by doing it. Arrive at Chandigarh and check in at the hotel. After taking bit rest, go for city tour. Overnight stay at the hotel.
Day 2: Chandigarh – Nainadevi – Chintpurni
Proceed towards Shri Nainadevi Temple in the morning. This temple is positioned on hilltop in Bilaspur District. You can reach the peak of hill by following the concrete stairs or using cable car facility. This cable car facility is highly famous among the pilgrims. This temple is considered holy and several mythologies are also linked with it. Afterwards, drive to Chintpurni. This drive take 4-5 hours from Chandigarh to Himachal.
Day 3: Chintpurni – Jwala Ji – Kangra Devi – Dharamsala
Head towards the beautiful hill station of Dharamshala in morning. It takes around 4 hours of drive. Stop by to visit Mata Jwala Devi and Brijeshwari Temple at Kangra on the way. Jwala ji Shrine is renowned for its exquisiteness. Brijeshwari Temple is popular for its elaborated fabrications along with the rich rituals performed there. Later on, continue the journey to Dharamshala. On reaching, check in at the hotel. Overnight stay in the hotel.
Day 4: Dharamsala
This hill station is positioned in the upper region of the Kangra Valley. Because of its location and the backdrop, Dharamshala has gained recognition among the tourists. This day is for exploring this hill station. Head out for trip to Chamunda Devi Temple in morning. This is the temple of Goddess Shakti. In afternoon, take a tour to Dalai Lama Monastery and Bhagsu Nag Temple. Overnight stay in the hotel.
Day 5: Dharamsala – Katra – Vaishno Devi
Take a 6-7 hours road trip to Katra through Jammu in the morning. Get freshen up in the hotel in Katra. Later, trek to Vaishno Devi. Overnight stay in a dharamshala in Vaishno Devi.
Day 6: Katra
Visit the shrine early in the morning. Come back to Katra and check in at the hotel.
Day 7: Katra – Amrisar
Leave for Amritsar in the morning. It takes about 4-5 hours drive to reach there. Check in at the hotel in Amritsar. Go out for the city tour in the morning. Overnight stay in the hotel.
Day 8: Amritsar – Delhi
Visit Golden Temple in the morning. Later, leave for Delhi. It is a 78 hours of drive to reach Delhi from Amritsar. Reach the railway station / airport.
1. What is the Nav Durga Devi Tour?
The Nav Durga Devi Tour is a spiritual pilgrimage where devotees visit nine prominent temples dedicated to the nine forms of Goddess Durga (Navadurga) during the Navratri festival. These temples are located in different parts of Northern India, including Delhi, Haryana, Rajasthan, Uttar Pradesh, and Uttarakhand.
2. When is the best time to go on this tour?
The best time to undertake the Nav Durga Devi Tour is during the Navratri festival, which typically falls twice a year:
Chaitra Navratri: March-April
Sharad Navratri: September-October
However, the tour can be done at any time of the year, depending on your schedule.
3. What are the key temples included in the tour?
The temples visited during the Nav Durga Devi Tour vary by tour operator, but common ones include:
Mata Vaishno Devi Temple (Katra, Jammu and Kashmir)
Durga Temple (Kalka, Haryana)
Jhandewalan Temple (Delhi)
Chandi Mandir (Chandigarh)
Shaktipeeths in Haridwar and other cities
Maa Tara Tarini (Orissa)
Kamakhya Temple (Assam)
4. How long does the Nav Durga Devi Tour last?
The duration of the tour typically ranges from 7 to 10 days, depending on the number of temples you wish to visit and the distance between them. Some tours may extend to 12 days if they include more remote locations.
5. What is the cost of the Nav Durga Devi Tour from Delhi?
The cost varies based on the tour operator, number of destinations, mode of transport, and accommodation choices. A basic tour can cost around INR 10,000 to INR 30,000 per person, while more luxurious tours can go up to INR 50,000 or more.
6. What should I carry during the tour?
Comfortable clothing and shoes (for temple visits and long travels)
A valid ID proof
Water bottle, snacks, and personal hygiene items
Any offerings you wish to present at the temples
A light jacket if traveling in colder regions (like Vaishno Devi)
Medicines or a first-aid kit if needed
7. What are the transport options available?
Private buses: Most tours from Delhi will include transportation by comfortable buses or coaches.
Trains: Some tours may include train travel, especially to long-distance destinations like Vaishno Devi.
Air travel: For distant locations, air travel may be arranged as part of the package.
8. Is there a guide with the tour?
Yes, most Nav Durga Devi Tours come with a guide who is familiar with the history of the temples and the significance of each goddess's form. The guide can also assist with local rituals and prayers.
9. Are meals included in the tour package?
Many tours include vegetarian meals as part of the package, especially as most temples and pilgrims follow a vegetarian diet during this period. It’s advisable to confirm meal details with the tour operator before booking.
10. Is the Nav Durga Devi Tour only for Hindus?
While the primary focus of the tour is for Hindu devotees, people of all faiths who are interested in learning about the religious and cultural practices of India are welcome to join.
11. Can I customize my Nav Durga Devi Tour?
Many tour operators allow customization of the itinerary. You can choose specific temples you want to visit, adjust the duration of the trip, or add extra sightseeing stops depending on your preferences.
12. Are there any special rituals during the tour?
During the tour, devotees participate in prayers, rituals, and offerings specific to the goddess Durga. For example:
Hawan (Fire ritual)
Kanya Poojan (worshipping young girls)
Chanting of Durga Stotra and other hymns
13. Do I need to book in advance?
Yes, it is advisable to book the tour in advance, especially during the Navratri festival, as there is high demand and limited availability. Booking early ensures better accommodation, transport, and a smooth travel experience.
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