Navratri Himachal Trip – 9 Mata Temples Trip

Navratri Special Himachal Trip

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About The Trip -

Navratri, the nine-day festival dedicated to Goddess Durga, is one of the most vibrant and spiritual celebrations in India. While Navratri is celebrated across the country with devotion, Himachal Pradesh holds a special place for devotees because it is home to many Shaktipeeths (sacred temples of Maa Durga). Every year, thousands of pilgrims embark on the Navratri Special Himachal Trip to seek blessings from the nine powerful forms of the Goddess.

A journey through Himachal during Navratri is not just a pilgrimage—it is a blend of spirituality, natural beauty, and cultural richness.

Itinerary -

Day 1: Mansa Devi & Naina Devi

Your spiritual journey begins from Chandigarh at 10 AM. First, visit Mata Mansa Devi Temple, followed by darshan at Naina Devi Temple.

Experience the divine blessings and scenic beauty of Himachal. In the evening, proceed to Chintpurni for overnight stay, preparing for the next day’s darshan.

Day 2: Maa Chintpurni, Jwala Ji & Baglamukhi Mata

Begin the day with darshan at the holy Maa Chintpurni Temple. Continue your spiritual journey with blessings at the sacred Jwala Ji Temple, famous for its eternal flame, followed by Baglamukhi Mata Temple.

In the evening, proceed to Kangra for overnight stay amidst divine peace and natural beauty.

Day 3: Kangra Mata, Baba Baroh & Chamunda Mata

In the evening, proceed to Kangra for overnight stay amidst divine peace and natural beauty.

Day 4: Kunal Pathri Mata, Tea Garden & HPCA Stadium

Begin with darshan at Kunal Pathri Mata Temple, surrounded by natural beauty. Then explore Dharamshala’s lush Tea Gardens and witness the iconic HPCA Cricket Stadium with its stunning Himalayan backdrop.

After sightseeing, we will proceed towards Chandigarh, marking the end of this divine and memorable Navratri journey.