Starts From
Delhi · ex-Delhi on request
Maha Shakti Peeth Circuit
25D/24NFrom Delhi
24 nights of accommodation in the selected hotel category on twin or triple sharing basis Included
24 breakfasts and 24 dinners, predominantly pure vegetarian and suitable for a pilgrimage group Included
Economy domestic flights and selected train sectors as specified in the final confirmed routing, subject to a published airfare cap Included
₹ 1,89,900
per person (minimum 1 pax) + GST
About the Maha Shakti Peeth Circuit
- Duration:
- 25 Days / 24 Nights
- Starts from:
- Delhi
- Price:
- ₹ 1,89,900 per person (minimum 1 pax)
- Meals:
- 24 Breakfasts and 24 Dinners
- Best time:
- October to March
- Covers:
- 15 major Shakti Peeths across 10 states · Vishalakshi · Madhaveshwari · Mangala Gauri · Kamakhya · Biraja · Vimala · Puruhutika · Manikyamba · Jogulamba · Bhramaramba · Kamakshi · Chamundeshwari · Mahalakshmi · Ekaveerika · Harsiddhi
The Maha Shakti Peeth Circuit is a 25 days / 24 nights Devi pilgrimage that starts and ends in Delhi and is priced from ₹ 1,89,900 per person (minimum 1 pax). It visits fifteen major Shakti Peeths across ten states: Uttar Pradesh, Bihar, Assam, Odisha, Andhra Pradesh, Telangana, Tamil Nadu, Karnataka, Maharashtra and Madhya Pradesh. Most of them belong to the Ashtadasha (eighteen) Maha Shakti Peetha list, with Kamakhya, Vimala and Biraja also counted among the Adi Shakti Peethas.
The route moves east, then south, then west. It begins with Vishalakshi in Varanasi, the Madhaveshwari tradition at Alopi Devi in Prayagraj and Mangala Gauri in Gaya, then flies to Guwahati for Maa Kamakhya on Nilachal Hill. In Odisha you visit Biraja at Jajpur and Vimala inside the Jagannath temple at Puri. Coastal Andhra brings Puruhutika at Pithapuram and Manikyamba at Draksharamam, followed by Jogulamba at Alampur and Bhramaramba at Srisailam. In the south come Kamakshi at Kanchipuram and Chamundeshwari on Chamundi Hill, Mysuru. The last leg covers Mahalakshmi at Kolhapur, Ekaveerika (Renuka Devi) at Mahur and Harsiddhi at Ujjain. Kashi Vishwanath, Triveni Sangam, Jagannath Puri, Mallikarjuna and Mahakaleshwar fall on the way.
The package includes 24 nights of hotels, 24 breakfasts and 24 dinners, economy domestic flights and selected train sectors within a stated fare cap, private AC vehicles for road sectors, darshan coordination at each Shakti Peeth and 24x7 trip support. GST, paid or VIP darshan, special puja and fare increases above the cap are extra. October to March is the recommended season. The circuit does not claim to cover every Shakti Peeth, as some lie outside India; see our Shakti Peeth list for the full picture.
Tour Information
Read this to prepare for your tour in the best way!
Meet the Teerthayan representative at Delhi airport or the agreed assembly point and board the scheduled flight or train to Varanasi. On arrival, transfer to the hotel and complete the tour briefing, document verification and baggage tagging for the multi-sector journey. If time permits, take an orientation walk near Assi Ghat or visit Sankat Mochan Temple. The evening is kept light so pilgrims can rest before the principal Kashi darshan.
Maha Shakti Peeth Circuit at a Glance – Time, Cost & Travel Mode
Tour Type
Road & surface transfers
Duration
25 Days / 24 Nights
Tour Cost
₹ 1,89,900 onwards (indicative)
Includes
24 nights of accommodation in the selected hotel category on twin or triple sharing basis, 24 breakfasts and 24 dinners, predominantly pure vegetarian and suitable for a pilgrimage group, Economy domestic flights and selected train sectors as specified in the final confirmed routing, subject to a published airfare cap, Private air-conditioned vehicle for airport transfers, intercity road sectors and sightseeing according to group size
Other Start Points
Major metros via flight/rail to gateway city
Why book with us?
One Grand Devi Circuit
Logical East-to-South-to-West Routing
Two Sacred Traditions Together
Senior-Conscious Pacing
Multi-Sector Coordination
Transparent Canonical Note
Local Temple Support
Customisable Modules
Vegetarian Pilgrimage Meals
Continuous Assistance
Travel tips
Identity and Tickets
Carry the original ID used for every flight and train booking, plus two photocopies and a secure digital copy.
Pack Light
Use one medium suitcase and one small day bag. Multiple airports and frequent hotel changes make oversized luggage difficult to manage.
Temple Clothing
Carry modest, breathable clothing that covers shoulders and knees. A dhoti, saree or traditional set is useful for temples with stricter customs.
Footwear
Use comfortable slip-on walking footwear with good grip because shoes must be removed repeatedly and several temple zones have stone floors.
Health Review
Consult your doctor before booking if you have heart, lung, joint, balance or blood-pressure concerns. Carry a written medicine list and sufficient stock for the full journey.
Hydration
Carry a refillable bottle and oral rehydration salts. Heat and queueing can cause fatigue even during winter in the southern sectors.
Early Mornings
Be prepared for multiple departures between 4:30 AM and 6:30 AM to avoid crowds and align with temple opening hours.
Temple Security
Mobile phones, cameras, leather articles and bags may be prohibited inside specific complexes. Follow the coordinator’s instructions before leaving the hotel.
Offerings
Purchase offerings only from recommended counters or authorised vendors. Avoid agents promising guaranteed inner-sanctum access outside official systems.
Cash and Digital Payments
Carry limited cash in small denominations for offerings and local expenses, while keeping cards and digital payments available for cities.
Crowd Discipline
Stay with the assigned group leader, use the buddy system and immediately report separation or health discomfort.
Flexible Routing
Flights and trains may be changed to protect the overall circuit. Keep one flexible day before important personal commitments after returning home.
Festival Travel
Navratri, Durga Puja, Ambubachi, Kumbh-related dates and major local festivals require separate crowd planning and revised pricing.
What's inside the package?
Inclusions
24 nights of accommodation in the selected hotel category on twin or triple sharing basis
24 breakfasts and 24 dinners, predominantly pure vegetarian and suitable for a pilgrimage group
Economy domestic flights and selected train sectors as specified in the final confirmed routing, subject to a published airfare cap
Private air-conditioned vehicle for airport transfers, intercity road sectors and sightseeing according to group size
Darshan coordination and local assistance at the fifteen principal Shakti Peeths listed in the itinerary
Shared boat assistance at the Triveni Sangam and Varanasi Ganga Aarti viewing, subject to weather and local operations
Airport and railway station pickup and departure support at every major sector
Toll taxes, parking, driver allowance and interstate vehicle charges for included road services
One tour coordinator for fixed group departures meeting the minimum operating strength
Basic pilgrimage kit with luggage tags, route booklet and emergency contact information
24×7 Teerthayan trip support throughout the operating dates
All hotel and transport taxes included in the quoted land arrangement, except GST where applicable
Exclusions
GST as applicable
Airfare difference above the package fare cap, dynamic fare increase, preferred seat fee and excess baggage
Travel to the Delhi assembly point and travel home after the Delhi return sector
Special-entry, VIP, paid darshan, Abhishekam, Kumkum Archana, Chandi Path, homa, sankalp and priest charges
Lunch, snacks, beverages, bottled drinks and meals not listed under inclusions
Pind daan, ancestral rituals, special poojas and personal religious offerings
Wheelchair, palki, porter, battery vehicle, ropeway or mobility-assistance charges unless specifically added
Travel insurance, medical tests, medicines, hospital expenses and evacuation costs
Laundry, room service, tips, donations, shopping and all personal expenses
Monument or museum entry tickets not expressly listed as included
Costs caused by flight cancellation, missed connections, weather, strikes, temple closure, crowd control, natural events or circumstances beyond operator control
Any service not specifically mentioned under inclusions
Frequently asked questions
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No. Traditional lists vary, and some named sites are outside present-day Indian access, cross-border, or disputed in identification. This itinerary is a practical pan-India circuit covering fifteen highly revered and accessible Shakti Peeths. A Jwala Ji extension, Bengal extension, Tripura extension and Sri Lanka Shankari extension can be added separately.
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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