Religious India - The land with multiple religions is place of God fearing people. Travel to the religious places of worship in India and see some rarest of sights, you must not have seen elsewhere. India is place where, snake is worshiped as a God, the scared river are referred as mother and lots more. People plunge into river to wash away the sins. Travel to the religiously revered parts of India and know some uniqueness of India.

Dargah Tour:-

Destinations:- Delhi - Ajmer - Jaipur- Agra

As the name suggests Dargah Tour, is covering one of the major destinations of Rajasthan, Ajmer. The tour serves the purpose well of taking the tourists to the Dargah (Mosque/tomb) of Hazrat Khwaja Moinuddin Chisti, a sufi saint. The mosque is world renowned and tourists and pilgrims from all over the world come to this place irrespective of their caste and creed. We have also mingled destinations like Delhi, Jaipur, and Agra to give you a wholesome package which could remember all your life.  The aura of Dargah is serene and pure. In this Delhi tour, we would cover places like Red Fort, Jama Masjid, India Gate and Qutab Minar. We would also cover the famous places of Jaipur like City Palace, Hawa Mahal, Albert Museum, Amber Fort. Agra is indeed a fascinating land as it houses the famous World Heritage Site, the Taj Mahal. Carrying the heritage ruins of Mughal era, Sikandra tends to lure travellers with its mystified legacy and aura. We would also cover the Dargah of Nizam-ud-din Auliya.

Buddhist Pilgrimage Tour:-

Destinations:- Delhi - Lucknow - Balrampur - Kushinagar - Patna

Buddhism takes its name from Siddaratha Gautama who was revered by his disciples as the " Buddha" or the "awakened one". Buddha is derived from the sanskrit word "Buddhi" that is "relating to intellect or understanding." As a school of Indian speculative thought founded by Siddhartha which was developed into Monstic order. We as a travel agent help you discover the fascinating Buddhist sites of India. Lumbini is the place where Lord Buddha took his first breath. Infact it forms an important Buddhist pilgrimage destination. Here we have stupas which depicts the existence of Lumbini as a Buddhist sites. We would also explore Vaishali, the birthplace of Lord Mahavira and is one of the Buddha's favorite spot. We would also visit Archeological Museum, Ashokan Pillar, the Lion Pillar at Kolhua are few tourist spots which we would like to explore. Rajgir and Bodhgaya are the two destinations which are rich in revered spots. Monasteries and temples carry imposing Buddhist and Hindu images. Bodhgaya is one of the holiest Buddhist pilgrimage site known for housing a ' Bodhi' tree. Varanasi is famous for its rich tapestary of music, arts, crafts and education. The city have a long list of attractions - The magnificent ghats and the terrains were just the best to see. Ganges is a beautiful river and it beckons pilgrims from India and the entire World. We would watch Varanasi ghats where the pilgrims descend down the stairs for the ritual bath and perform the most sacred oblation and rites in the scenic environs.

North India Temple Tours:-

Destinations:- Delhi - Jaipur - Agra - Varanasi

North India Temple Tour captures the Northern zone of India. This zone is predominantly dotted with number of temples. Each and every temple has a unique architecture yet they often blend of different forms of architectural style. The tour covers destinations like Delhi, Agra, Jaipur and "The City of Temples". We would cover all the temples of Jammu like Mata Vaishno Devi, Amarnath Yatra, Raghunath Temple, Ranbireshwar Temple, Peer Khoh, Bahu Fort, Maha Maya Temple and many more. Jaipur is the capital city of Rajasthan and is definitely a masterpiece of India. Some of these things would include exploration of tourist sites which would include places like City Palace, Amber fort, Nahargarh fort, Jama Masjid, Panch Mahal Tomb of Salim Chisti etc. We would also get an opportunity to see the world Heritage site of Agra - Taj Mahal. Varanasi is a pilgrimage city and one of the most desired destination for travellers. Delhi is a capital city of India and since we are on our pilgrimage tour we would cover all the Delhi temples - Lotus Temples, Chattarpur temples, Kalka Mandir, Sis Ganj, Akshardham temple etc.

Char Dham Pilgrimage Tours:-

Destinations:- Delhi - Haridwar - Jankichatti - Uttarkashi..

In the folds of the snow-coated mountains and lands of the lofty Garhwal Himalayas in Uttarakhand are located the holy Hindu shrines of Badrinath, Kedarnath, Gangotri and Yamunotri. They together form the Char Dham or the Four Holy Shrines. The region is referred as the land of the gods in the ancient Puranas. Scores of pilgrims visit the shrines by trekking actively along the mountain paths, all for a unification with the divine. Over the centuries, these sights have been described in holy scriptures as the places where devotees could earn the merits of all the pilgrimages put together. Subsequently, temples were built at these sanctified sights. Badrinath is
situated at a height of 3,133 m, Badrinath is said to be matchless in its sanctity when compared to other pilgrimages. It is located in the Narnarayan range against the imposing Neelkanth peak. The Badrinath temple stands in a beautiful valley on the bank of the Alaknanda River and is dedicated to Shri Badrinathji, that is Shiva the Preserver. It traces its origins to Adi Shankaracharya in the 8th century, though legend has it that the temple stands on the site of an earlier shrine. Kedarnath is at a height of 3,581 m, is the sight of one of the 12 Jyotir-lingas in the country. The temple built of solid gray stones stands against the backdrop of Kedarnath range. According to legend, the Pandavas came here to pray to Lord Shiva after their victory in the great battle of Kurukeshtra to atone for killing their own kin in the course of the war. However, Lord Shiva kept eluding them and sought refuge at Kedarnath in the form of a bull. On being trailed, he plunged into the ground, leaving only the hump exposed on the earth, which is worshipped at the shrine. His arms are believed to have surfaced at Tungnath, his face at Rudranath, belly at Madmaheshwar, his locks and head at Kalpeshwar. These spots where he reappeared (together with Kedarnath) form the Panch Kedar. All these places are located in the Garhwal Himalayas and can be visited from Kedarnath by road and subsequent trekking. The present temple at Kedarnath traces its origins to the 8th century, having been resurrected by Adi Guru Shankaracharya. It stands adjacent to the site of an ancient temple built by the Pandavas. The samadhi or final resting place of Shankaracharya is behind the temple. 18 kilometers downstream from Gaumukh is Gangotri. It is an important pilgrim site located at 3,048 m above sea level. The Gangotri glacier is the original source of the river. There is a temple dedicated to Goddess Ganga and the sacred stone where Raja Bhagirath is believed to have worshipped Lord Shiva. Submerged in the river here is the natural rock Shivling where Lord Shiva is believed to have received the Ganges (called Bhagirathi here) in his locks. It is visible in the winter months when the water level recedes. The shrine of Yamunotri, at a height of 3,235 m, is dedicated to the river Goddess Yamuna. The temple of Goddess Yamuna is the main pilgrim site and there are many thermal springs in the vicinity. Also present is a divya shila, a rock pillar that is worshipped before entering the Yamunotri temple.

South India Temple Tours:-

Destinations:- Chennai - Pondicherry - Kanchipuram

We have customized different pilgrimage tours and so we created South India Temple tours. South India can boast off and say - “it has largest number of temples”. Since we wanted to give you the best, we happened to cover few of the famous destinations of South India which are known pilgrimage destinations. Some of the famous tourist attractions that we are going to cover on our Chennai tour are Theosophical Society, Kaapeleshwar temple, Sri Partha Sarathy Temple and Santhomre Cathedral Church. Parthasarthy Temple is dedicated to Lord Krishna and was constructed by Pallavas. It is said to be the oldest surving temple in Chennai. Kanchipuram is 75 kms from Chennai. Since we are on our pilgrimage tour we would cover several temples like Sakkiswarar Temple, Vaikuntha Perumal Temple, Kailasanatha Temple. The temple tour in Kanchipuram would be inevitably spiritually enlighting. Pilgrimage tour in South India is considered to be the best. According to beliefs, Kanchipuram is the place where Goddess Kamakshi manifested herself in her fiery aspect. This abode once housed more than thousand temles and now with the changing scene is left with only less than tenth. Mahabalipuram is another important destination of South India. Tiruvannamalai is considered the temple town of the South India with over 100 big and small temples. One of the most popular temples of Tiruvanamalai is Mt Arunachala. It is a linga of Lord Shiva. We would visit the famous Ramanashram which is located 2 kms southwest of the town. Auroville is a national town which is located 10 kms north of Pondicheery. The abode is quite popular for its Ayurveda & Meditation treatment as well. The universal town was constructed in 1968. Under the aegis of mother, a paries - born painter-musician. He was earlier a disciple and then became a close companion of Sri Aurobindo. Since the place is located an altitude, it gives a fulfilling experience. Matrimandir is christined into different meditation rooms. It has a special Banyan tree area. This is a silent place where people come for meditation. Visitors who are just the casual visitors would only be allowed to enter the amphitheatre of the Matrimandir. Madurai, another pilgrimage destination down south. Madurai is a scenic destination and it is a touristic zone of India. Of the most popular is the 16 acre Meenakshi temple complex which has around 33 million sculptures. It is central to Madurai's topography and mindscape. The majestic gopurams of Meenakshi temple marks it as different temple. Rameshwaram is an island hallowed by the Ramayana.  Ramanatha Swami temple, which is close to the sea on the eastern side of the island. The island is quite popular for its splendorous corridors and massive pillars lining them. Rameshwaram is also 12 jyotirlingas shrines in the country.

Pilgrimage Tours:-

Destinations:- Delhi - Mathura - Agra - Allahabad - Varanasi - Delhi

This is a specially designed tour which covers the varied temples of North India. The tour covers cities like Allahabad, Mathura and Varanasi which are profoundly the most known pilgrimage destinations of India. Delhi is a capital city of India and since we are on our pilgrimage tour we would cover all the Delhi temples - Birla Mandir, Lotus Temples, Chattarpur temples, Kalka Mandir, Sis Ganj, Akshardham temple, Hanuman Mandir at Cannaught place etc. Mathura, a city which is 147 km away from the capital city. The city is quite popular as the birth place of Lord Krishna. Being a holy city of Uttar Pradesh, the abode attracts number of tourists from all over the world.  Mathura host number of attraction which include the Sri Krishna Janmabhoomi Temple, the Vishram Ghat and the Dwarkadeesh Temple. Then we cover Allahabad fort, the Ashoka pillar, temples and Ghats are just the few to mention. Varanasi is an eternal city. Vishwanath temple, the Bharat Mata temple, BHU are just the best places to explore. Sarnath is an important pilgrimage destination of India. This is the place where Buddha delivered its first sermon. Sarnath attractions would include exploration of Budhha Temples, the Dhameka Stupa and Chaukhandi Stupa.

Churches of Goa:-

Goa is the Rome of East because of its magnificence churches and cathedrals built during the Portuguese occupation. Churches are the most visible structures and amazing architectural wealth scattered through out the Goan landscape. From the freeways that leads to Goan capital Panaji, these desolate churches conspicuously give their ubiquitous presence in the beautiful backdrop of a clear blue sky. Most of the churches are catholic churches, few of them belongs to Protestants. Churches are specially renowned for fabulous architecture and historical importance.Churches in Goa were built during the Portuguese invasion(16th and 17th century AD) with a typical style of Renaissance and Baroque style. Churches are famous and a matter of study among the architects for its emblematic Christian architecture. Flaunting with tired facade, framed with columns and pilasters, Churches are undoubtedly next best thing after beaches. For its exemplary richness churches of Goa have found place in the UNESCO World Heritage Site.
i) Church Of Our Lady Of Rosary
One of the oldest churches built in Goa. It is located on a hill, which affords a panoramic view of its surroundings including the Mandovi river. The church was constructed in 1526 and the edifice remains much the same as the original one. It belongs to the first period of Portuguese church architecture. The church is in a remote place, it is not in use and inside is bare.
ii) Se Cathedral
The chapel built in purist Tucson and Doric style and remained as it was originally constructed. It is a small one with the main edifice being of laterite stone. A service is held once a year and otherwise it remains closed. Inside of church is breathtaking Mosaic-Corinthian style. There is no altar or other ornamentation in the church.
iii) St. Francis Of Assisi
Among the notable churches in old Goa is that of St. Francis Of Assisi. It contains the perhaps the most beautiful work of religious art of the 17th century. One of the renowned architectural wonder is an old gate made of black stone and beautifully carved, one of the rare Portuguese architecture that exist in India.
iv) Saint Cajetan Church
In old Goa another church, which is very striking and merits a visit is that of St. Cajetan. It is much newer than most of the other churches. Despite of its small structure, architecturally it is one of the beautiful churches of Goa. The xternal architecture is Corinthian and the interior Mossaic-Corintihian. The cupola presents a majestic appearance, and with windows right around the dome, the interior of the church is always bright.
v) Nunnery Of Saint Monica
Once a real monastery, this is very large three –storied building. The oldest nunnery in the east, started with few inmates and assumed very great importance and significance with time.
vi) Basilica Of Bom Jesus
St. Francis Xavier ventured into India to preach Christianity. After his death in the coast of China, he brought back to India but amazingly his body didn’t decompose. Basilica of Bom Jesus preserve the the body of St. Francis Xavier that is why it is particular very significant church in Goa. Altar of Basilica is beautifully embellished but the interior is simple. One of the attraction is a modern art gallery that is attached with Basilica. In the year 2001 the holy relic of St. Francis Xavier would be installed at the renovated st Francis Xavier's church at kaloor in the city.