Rajasthan is referred to as land of kings most of the time however it is also land of temples, lakes and holy temples. Peace and blessings of their sacred cities have been sought by the saints, the sages and the devotees throughout centuries. Rajasthan has the grand temples of Jaipur, to the Divya Dargah of Ajmer, the sacred Pushkar Lake to the ancient Jain temples of Jaisalmer. Journey in Rajasthan is one that not only touches history, but also spirituality.
This is a 6-day religious journey of Rajasthan that is aimed at visitors who would like to discover the cultural core of this state, not to mention about its religious essence. Each day is philosophy, prayer and serenity and this gives you a freshness of body and soul.
Detailed Itinerary
Day 1: Jaipur Arrival - Darshan.
Once you arrive at the pink Jaipur city of Rajasthan, your pilgrimage starts. Upon arrival at the hotel, checking-in and resting, begin your heavenly trip with Govind Dev Ji Temple, which is one of the most significant Krishna temples in the country. The idol presented here is thought to have been taken out of the Vrindavan and the aarti of the evening (with hundreds of devotees present) gives the feeling of bhajanas and singing bells. To see the devotees sing at the same time, that is a joy that fills the heart with devotion.
The Birla Temple, a gorgeous marble temple of Lord Vishnu and Goddess Lakshmi, was its head afterwards. The temple is constructed on the slopes of the pearl sugar, and its serene gardens turn it into a perfect location to sit and brood. Wait overnight in Jaipur.
Day 2: Sightseeing of Jaipur.
Get the day started by doing blessings at the Shila Devi temple within the historic Amber Fort after having breakfast. In this case the goddess is regarded to be extremely strong and worshipers usually formulate prayers seeking luck and safety. As you are seeking the fort, you also get the feeling that the spirituality was an indivisible aspect of the royal life of the state of Rajasthan.
Then go to Jagat Shiromani Temple, where Lord Krishna, Lord Vishnu and Meera Bai are worshipped. The presence of stone carving and serene environment in the temple renders it as one of the holiest pilgrimages in Jaipur.
Then go to the Ganesh temple where devotees cease to pray from morning to night. They say that Lord Ganesha eliminates impediments in this world and gratifies wishes. In the evening one can walk on the streets of the old city of Jaipur, where there are tiny temples, or attend a devotional program with bhajan and kirtan. Wait overnight in Jaipur.
Day 3: Jaipur - Ajmer - Pushkar
In the morning, go to Ajmer, the place of spiritual harmony. The Ajmer Sharif Dargah of Khwaja Moinuddin Chistis is the chief attraction in this region, and is also one of the most venerated pilgrimage places in Sufism. The pilgrims of all the religions arrive here with faith, bind the thread of hope on the holy walls and present Chadar. The melody of qawwalis, the smell of the sun, and the calm prayer is a soul-graceful experience.
One of the oldest holy cities in India, after having received blessings, proceeded to Pushkar. The visit to the temple of Brahma is a complete world wonder since it is dedicated to the universe creator, Lord Brahma. Then make a sacred round trip of the Pushkar lake with 52 ghats. Dips in this area are believed to be able to cleanse sins and bring good luck. The moment the sun goes down the lake lights up with Dius and songs of the priests saying Aarti. The spiritual life there in Pushkar is the reverse. Stay in Pushkar overnight.
Day 4: Pushkar - Jodhpur (Blue City Pilgrimage)
Following breakfast, in the case of Jodhpur, the blue city due to the presence of blue houses. Arrive and have a rest in your hotel. Begin your trip in Chamunda Mata Temple within the Mehrangarh Fort. The temple is regarded as a mother god of the city and here also you will be able to see the panoramic view of the blue road of Jodhpur.
Then there comes the Mahamandir Temple, visit a great Shiva temple, and is sustained by 84 finely sculpted columns. It is the quietness in the temple and service to the local worshipers that brings peace to the soul.
In the evening, make a walk in the streets of the old city of Jodhpur, where you will arrive at numerous little temples, and temples lurking among blue houses. Every nook and cranny narrates of piety and devotion. Stay overnight in Jodhpur.
Day 5: Jodhpur - Jaisalmer (Desert Pilgrimage)
Arrival to Jaisalmer, golden city, in Rajasthan. Check-in and visit the famous Tanot Mata Temple that has a miraculous background. Through the wars, the followers assume that the goddess rescued the temple and the surrounding vicinities out of the invasions of foes. The temple is still preserved even now with the aid of Indian Army and the pilgrims have no hesitation in coming here.
Towards evening, drive to the sand dunes. Be on a camel in the Golden Desert and paint the sky with orange and pink colors. Then, in the evening, take part in a religious folk show, in which folk songs and dances recount the tales of gods and warriors. It appears that Starlit is sitting beneath the desert sky praying in the temple of nature. Spend the night in a desert camp, Jaisalmer.
Day 6: Jaisalmer Travel For Sightseeing - Departure to Udaipur
Wake up in the desert, have a fresh and calm morning. Breakfast and go to the Jain temples within the Jaisalmer Fort, which was restored in the 12th century. These temples are devoted to distinct Jain Tirthankaras which are also characterized by complicated carvings and spiritual ambiance. The harmony within is not conscious of the bustling world without.
Then take time in Gadisar Lake which is a sacred water body, encircled by temples and temples. It used to be the Jaisalmer lifeline, and now it is a spiritual and mental meditation and prayer place.
Then you go home to receive the blessings of deities and saints and pleasant memories of the spiritual journey of Rajasthan.
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