Dharamshala, Dalhousie & Amritsar
Kangra → McLeodganj → Dalhousie → Khajjiar → Amritsar
The Devi temples of Kangra and Una in three unhurried days, planned around aarti timings so you are never rushed through darshan.
The Kangra valley is one of the holiest corners of Himachal for Devi worshippers. Within a few hours' drive of each other are Mata Brajeshwari in Kangra town, Chamunda on the banks of the Baner, the eternal flames of Jwalamukhi, Baglamukhi at Bankhandi and Mata Chintpurni across the hills in Una. Many families come every year, and many come once after a mannat is fulfilled.
We plan this yatra the way our own families do it. Temples come in the right order, at the right time of day, and the driver knows where to park so the walk to the gate is shortest. He also knows which days the queues are long, and on Navratri and Sundays we start early to stay ahead of them.
This is a yatra for all ages. Most of the temples are close to the road, and where there are steps (Chintpurni has the most) we tell you in advance. Food along the route is pure vegetarian.
Pickup at Gaggal Airport, Kangra, Pathankot or Una. Check in, rest, and evening darshan and aarti at Brajeshwari Devi, then a walk through the old Kangra bazaar.
Early darshan at Chamunda Devi. Drive to Baglamukhi at Bankhandi for the havan, then on to Jwalamukhi for evening aarti at the eternal flames. Night stay at Jwalamukhi.
Morning drive to Mata Chintpurni. After darshan, drop at Una station, Kangra, Gaggal Airport or Pathankot.
During Chaitra and Sharad Navratri the queues at Chintpurni and Jwalamukhi can run to several hours. We start before dawn on those days.
Modest clothing, and footwear stays outside the temples. Carry socks for cold marble floors in winter.
There is a walk with steps from the parking area to the temple. For elderly parents we plan extra time.
Mata Brajeshwari Devi in Kangra town and Jwalamukhi are counted among the 51 Shakti Peeths, and Chintpurni in Una is another. Chamunda Devi and Baglamukhi are major Devi temples nearby and are usually part of the same yatra.
Yes, if you skip Chintpurni or start very early. Three days gives elderly yatris time to rest and lets you attend evening aarti without rushing.
Yes. Naina Devi in Bilaspur adds one day. Or see our 7-day Nau Devi Yatra, which also includes Vaishno Devi, Mansa Devi and Shakumbhari Devi.
Yes. Our 12-seater Tempo Traveller with a roof carrier is the most popular choice for families of 8 to 12.
Kangra → McLeodganj → Dalhousie → Khajjiar → Amritsar
Katra → Kangra → Jwalamukhi → Chintpurni → Naina Devi → Panchkula
Kangra → Chamba → Bharmour → Hadsar → Manimahesh Lake
Tell us your dates and group. We will send hotels and a final price you can change freely.