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Himachal Panch Shakti Peeth Yatra from Delhi
6D/5NFrom Delhi
Five nights of accommodation - Panchkula/Chandigarh (2 nights), Chintpurni/Bharwain (1 night), Jawalamukhi/Kangra (1 night) and Dharamshala (1 night) Included
Five breakfasts and five dinners as per the itinerary Included
Private AC vehicle from Delhi for the complete round-trip route, transfers and listed sightseeing Included
₹ 24,900
per person (minimum 1 pax) + GST
About the Himachal Panch Shakti Peeth Yatra
- Duration:
- 6 Days / 5 Nights
- Starts from:
- Delhi
- Price:
- ₹ 24,900 per person (minimum 1 pax)
- Meals:
- 5 Breakfasts and 5 Dinners
- Best time:
- February to June and September to November
- Covers:
- Naina Devi · Chintpurni · Jwala Ji · Bajreshwari Devi · Chamunda Devi · Baglamukhi · Mansa Devi
The Himachal Panch Shakti Peeth Yatra is a 6 days / 5 nights Devi pilgrimage that starts and ends in Delhi and is priced from ₹ 24,900 per person (minimum 1 pax). It covers the five principal Devi shrines of lower Himachal Pradesh, namely Shri Naina Devi, Mata Chintpurni, Shri Jwala Ji, Mata Bajreshwari Devi and Chamunda Nandikeshwar Dham, and adds Mata Mansa Devi at Panchkula and Maa Baglamukhi at Bankhandi.
The route is spread over six days so that no day turns into a non-stop drive. Day 1 is an easy run from Delhi to Panchkula with evening darshan at Mansa Devi. Day 2 climbs to Naina Devi on its hilltop above the Gobind Sagar reservoir, which tradition links to the eyes of Mata Sati, and ends at Chintpurni. Day 3 begins with early darshan at Chintpurni, then visits the yellow-painted Baglamukhi temple and Jwala Ji, where the Goddess is worshipped as natural flames rising from the rock. Day 4 covers Bajreshwari Devi in Kangra, rebuilt after the 1905 earthquake, and Chamunda Devi before a night in Dharamshala. A slow morning at Bhagsunag is followed by the drive to Chandigarh, and Day 6 brings you back to Delhi.
The price includes five nights of hotels (Panchkula/Chandigarh two nights, Chintpurni or Bharwain, Jawalamukhi or Kangra, and Dharamshala), five breakfasts and five dinners, a private AC vehicle from Delhi for the whole route, toll, parking and state entry taxes, and a trip coordinator. Naina Devi ropeway tickets, VIP darshan, special puja and GST are extra. October-November and February-June are the most comfortable months; Navratri is the busiest time at every shrine. For the wider list of Devi seats, see our Shakti Peeth list.
Tour Information
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Depart from Delhi in the morning by private AC vehicle and drive to Chandigarh-Panchkula. The first day is intentionally kept light so that families and senior travellers can begin the pilgrimage without an exhausting overnight journey. After hotel check-in and rest, proceed to Mata Mansa Devi Temple in Panchkula for the opening darshan of the Yatra. The temple complex is a major centre of Devi worship in the Tricity region and provides an appropriate beginning before entering the Himachal Shakti circuit. If time permits, take a short evening visit to Sukhna Lake or the Chandigarh temple market before returning to the hotel.
Himachal Panch Shakti Peeth Yatra at a Glance – Time, Cost & Travel Mode
Tour Type
Road & surface transfers
Duration
6 Days / 5 Nights
Tour Cost
₹ 24,900 onwards (indicative)
Includes
Five nights of accommodation - Panchkula/Chandigarh (2 nights), Chintpurni/Bharwain (1 night), Jawalamukhi/Kangra (1 night) and Dharamshala (1 night), Five breakfasts and five dinners as per the itinerary, Private AC vehicle from Delhi for the complete round-trip route, transfers and listed sightseeing, Pickup and drop at Delhi airport, railway station or an agreed central point
Other Start Points
Major metros via flight/rail to gateway city
Why book with us?
Balanced, Not Rushed
Complete Himachal Devi Circuit
Senior-Friendly Planning
Temple-Specific Coordination
Private Vehicle Comfort
Verified Accommodation Approach
Transparent Inclusions
Continuous Assistance
Travel tips
Valid Identification
Carry an original government-issued photo ID and at least one photocopy for hotels, temple administration requirements and emergencies.
Early Starts
Temple queues are usually shorter in the morning. Be ready on time because delays at the first shrine can affect every later stop.
Comfortable Footwear
Use non-slip shoes or sandals that are easy to remove. Several temples involve stairs, slopes and long queue corridors.
Warm Layer
Carry a light jacket or shawl throughout the year and a heavier layer in winter, especially for Dharamshala and early-morning darshan.
Rain Protection
From July to September carry a compact raincoat, waterproof footwear cover and a protective pouch for documents.
Motion Sickness
Lower Himalayan roads include bends and hill sections. Travellers prone to motion sickness should consult their doctor and carry suitable medication.
Temple Clothing
Wear modest clothing covering shoulders and knees. Avoid leather items and follow local instructions at sanctum entrances.
Cash and Offerings
Carry small-denomination cash for prasad, donations, lockers and local transport because digital networks can be inconsistent near crowded temples.
Health and Medicines
Carry regular medicines, a basic first-aid kit, hydration salts and a written list of medical conditions and emergency contacts.
Navratri Planning
Book well in advance and remain flexible. Traffic diversions, long queues, parking restrictions and hotel supplements are common during major Devi festivals.
What's inside the package?
Inclusions
Five nights of accommodation - Panchkula/Chandigarh (2 nights), Chintpurni/Bharwain (1 night), Jawalamukhi/Kangra (1 night) and Dharamshala (1 night)
Five breakfasts and five dinners as per the itinerary
Private AC vehicle from Delhi for the complete round-trip route, transfers and listed sightseeing
Pickup and drop at Delhi airport, railway station or an agreed central point
Temple-route coordination for Mansa Devi, Naina Devi, Chintpurni, Baglamukhi, Jwala Ji, Bajreshwari Devi and Chamunda Devi
Local assistance for temple approach, parking zones and queue guidance where available
All toll taxes, parking charges, state entry taxes and driver allowances
Regular drinking water in the vehicle during travel days
Teerthayan trip coordinator and 24x7 emergency assistance
Exclusions
GST as applicable
Airfare, train tickets and travel to or from Delhi
Ropeway, cable-car or lift tickets at Naina Devi and any other temple
VIP, priority or paid fast-track darshan charges
Special pooja, havan, archana, sankalp, priest dakshina and offerings
Lunch, snacks, tea, beverages and meals not mentioned under inclusions
Entry tickets for optional sightseeing such as Kangra Fort or other paid attractions
Personal expenses, laundry, porterage, tips and shopping
Travel insurance, medical expenses and evacuation costs
Costs arising from weather, landslides, road closures, festival traffic, temple closure or events beyond control
Any service not specifically listed under inclusions
Frequently asked questions
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It is a structured Devi pilgrimage connecting the principal shrines of Naina Devi, Chintpurni, Jwala Ji, Bajreshwari Devi and Chamunda Devi, with Mansa Devi and Baglamukhi included as valuable additions. This 6-day version begins and ends in Delhi and is designed to avoid the rushed pace of very short temple circuits.
Curated with care
Balanced pace for darshan, rest, and comfort.
24/7 trip support
Continuous help before, during, and after yatra.
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