Sacred Circuits

Jyotirlinga, Shakti Peeth, Char Dham, deity trails (Hanuman, Krishna, Murugan, Rama), state circuits (Gujarat, Kerala, Rajasthan, Braj), and story-linked tirthas — explore by legendary path.

12 sacred lingas · 12 guides

12 Jyotirlinga

All twelve Jyotirlingas — Somnath to Grishneshwar — one shared guide per shrine, even when a site also sits on another circuit.

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52 peethas · 52 guides

51 Shakti Peeth

Shakti Peethas from the popular pilgrimage enumeration across India and neighbouring lands — including Himalayan seats such as Surkanda Devi and Champawat’s Panchsagar.

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4 dhams · 4 guides

Char Dham

Adi Shankaracharya’s four cardinal dhams only: Badrinath, Dwarka, Puri, and Rameswaram — not the Uttarakhand Chota Char Dham.

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4 Himalayan dhams · 4 guides

Chota Char Dham

Uttarakhand’s Yamunotri, Gangotri, Kedarnath, and Badrinath — the classic Himalayan Char Dham yatra.

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5 Kedars · 5 guides

Panch Kedar

Five Garhwal shrines of Shiva’s form after the Pandava legend — Kedarnath, Tungnath, Rudranath, Madhyamaheshwar, Kalpeshwar.

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5 elements · 5 guides

Pancha Bhuta Sthalams

Earth, water, fire, air, and space — five South Indian Shiva temples of the elemental circuit.

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8 Ganesha temples · 8 guides

Ashtavinayak

Maharashtra’s eight sacred Ganesha temples — the classic Ashtavinayak yatra around Pune.

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New-age shrines · 66 guides

Modern Temples

Contemporary pilgrimage landmarks — Akshardham, ISKCON, and other living temples of the modern era.

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Epic sites · 23 guides

Ramayana Trail

Temples and tirthas woven into Rama’s journey — growing trail, not a fixed count.

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Epic sites · 12 guides

Mahabharata Sites

Sites tied to the Mahabharata and Bhagavad Gita — open trail, not a fixed count.

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International tirthas · 49 guides

Beyond India

Sacred sites beyond India’s borders — Nepal, Sri Lanka, Kailash, USA, UK, Canada, Europe, Malaysia, Australia, and more.

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Major US cities · 13 guides

USA Temples

Famous Hindu temples across major United States metros — same guide template, official society links.

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4 Gujarat dhams · 4 guides

Gujarat Char Dham

Gujarat’s classic four-seat yatra — Somnath, Dwarka, Ambaji, and Pavagadh Kalika.

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Krishna’s Braj · 12 guides

Braj Yatra

Mathura–Vrindavan–Govardhan circuit of Krishna–Radha memory — janmabhoomi, banks, and lilasthal.

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Bajrang seats · 16 guides

Hanuman Trail

Hanuman temples across India — Salasar, Sankat Mochan, Jakhoo, Mahavir Mandir, and more.

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Krishna kshaetras · 22 guides

Krishna Lila Trail

From Braj and Dwarka to Guruvayur, Udupi, Pandharpur, Nathdwara, and Puri — living Krishna geography.

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Skanda seats · 12 guides

Murugan Trail

Murugan / Subramanya temples of the South — Palani, Tiruchendur, Thiruparankundram, Kukke, and kin.

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Rama seats · 22 guides

Rama Kshaetra

Rama–Sita temples and exile-memory tirthas — Ayodhya, Bhadrachalam, Chitrakoot, Nashik, Orchha, and more.

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6 Narasimha seats · 3 guides

Narasimha Kshaetra

South & Deccan Narasimha temples — Ahobilam, Simhachalam, Yadagirigutta, and related caves.

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Kerala temples · 13 guides

Kerala Kshetram

Kerala’s great kshetrams — Sabarimala, Guruvayur, Padmanabhaswamy, Chottanikkara, Vadakkumnathan, and more.

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Rajasthan seats · 14 guides

Rajasthan Tirtha

Rajasthan pilgrimage mix — Pushkar, Nathdwara, Salasar, Khatu Shyam, Karni Mata, Eklingji, and desert devis.

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Story-linked seats · 47 guides

Myth Story Tirthas

Temples most often linked from TirthaYatra’s short myth stories — useful for home puja + yatra pairing.

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Datta seats · 1 guides

Dattatreya Trail

Maharashtra–Karnataka Dattatreya kshaetras — Audumbar, Narsobawadi, Maniknagar, Akkalkot.

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Sai seats · 1 guides

Sai Baba Trail

Shirdi and related Sai mandirs — living modern bhakti with classical humility.

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