India Pilgrimage City Tour
 India has always been the land of great surprises and mystiques. The country flourishes from East to West, and shows no any signs of fatigue either from North to South when it comes to a mix of spectacular growth, religious, cultural, economical or human. Despite having the people of all caste, creed and religion, the nation experiences a great bond of unity that combines the whole nation into a strong force and scatters a great spectre.
With people praying for their respective gods and paving way for a truly multicultural settings, India further basks in the glory of its diversity that has been coming down to it from the ages. The land is full of places where people of different religion find solace and revere their gods.
Hindus have their share of places throughput the country, and they pray their god even after giving a steep visit to as long as the extreme south or extreme north. Mathura-Vrindavan is such a religious region where Hindus congregate in large numbers to pray for their almighty Lord Krishna. They also take a visit of the place from where the great Ganges reaches to the plain: Haridwar.
Rishikesh offers a starting point to the char dhams (four sacred spots) tour. Varanasi is another great Hindu pilgrimage site with lots of temples and ghats. Pushkar holds global fame and attracts people from across the globe for its Fair and festivals that have been of immense fame. Sikhs remember and pray for their god in Amritsar.
Ajmer-Sharif is yet another stand-out place that prides for the shrines of Kwaja Chisti. This place is truly cosmopolitan in nature and catches the imagination of people of all sects and religion. In the last, Mahabalipuram is an ancient Hindu town with a great range of temples of attraction for religious tourists from across the globe.
Brajbhoomi comprises Mathura and Vrindavan, the two most religious places devoted to the Lord Krishna. Both are extremely holy land and place of birth of the God Lord Krishna. Mathura and Vrindavan attract a vast number of Hindu devotes from across the country ...
India is full of pilgrimage spots where people of different religion visit and pay their reverence to their respective gods. Haridwar rightly features among those most revered religious spots for Hindus. It holds a special place in the conscience of the Hindus. ...
Varanasi, traditionally called Banaras, always commands great respect as an ancient and revered city. It attracts millions of Hindu devotees year-round for peace, salvation and the famous dip of the Ganges. Positioned along the left bank of the river Ganga, it’s a holy city with a great range of temples with priests. ...
Pushkar, in Rajasthan, ranks among the few chosen and specifically meant for pilgrimage spots in the glittering state. Rated amongst the holiest places in India, Pushkar exhibits a good mix of religiosity with sightseeing. It outperforms many other places of religious significance ...
Amritsar, in the prosperous Indian state of Punjab, is a well-known Indian city owing to its religious consequences. Tourists of all community from all parts of the globe visit this pious city. The fame and recognition of Amritsar is for the Golden Temple, the most holy shrine of the Sikhs. ...
Tirupati and Tirumala have always fallen among the popular religious places in India with a great number of people coming to visit here. The region of Tirupati and Tirumala has one of the most revered Sri Venkateshwara, the presiding deity of Tirumalaor engadam. ...
Ajmer is a globally-renowned place for its tomb of the distinguished Sufi saint Hazrat Khawaza Moinuddin Chisti. It’s situated in the silhouette of the Aravallis in central Rajasthan. Devotees from every caste, creed and sect visit the Ajmer Sharif Dargah, thus make it a pious, cosmopolitan and extremely revered place . ...
Rameshwaram, a religious island, is a revered place of Hindus in the south Indian state of Tamil Nadu. Situated in an area of 61.8 sq. kms and with a conch shape, the island of Rameshwaram has always been a major site for Hindus as it comprises Lord Rama's temple.
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Rishikesh, in the foothills of the Himalayas, has perennially been one of India’s major pilgrim spots. Also referred the “world capital of yoga”, it has been a spiritual town with immense importance for those visiting north India. The biggest aspect of Rishikesh is its being the starting point to the char dhams (four sacred spots) tour. ...
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