Arrival @ Chandigarh International Airport , meet & Greet by our representative and head towards the first shktipeeth of your tour Maa Naina Devi Temple located in District Bilaspur , Himachal Pradesh.

Naina Devi Temple  :- is a sacred place especially for the Hindus. Pilgrims come to visit this temple to pay their homage to the Goddess. According to the legends, the different body parts of Sati fell on the earth during the time of self-sacrifice.
It is believed that Sati’s eyes fell at this point and subsequently, a temple was built here to commemorate the goddess. The term ‘Naina’ suggests ‘eyes’, so the goddess came to be known as Naina Devi. 

After Darshan at Mata Naina Devi Temple Head towards Mata Chintapurni Shatipeeth.Mata Chintpurni Temple :- the “Reliever of Worries.” The rustic charm of rural Himachal accompanies your journey. Evening: Arrive at Chintpurni for serene evening aarti. Witness the temple’s golden glow as devotees chant hymns. After Attending the Aarti and Darshan proceed towards Your pre booked hotel for the dinner & Overnight Stay

Start with sunrise prayers at Chintpurni Temple. Post breakfast, drive to Bankhandi’s Baglamukhi Temple, a lesser-known Shaktipeeth where the Goddess is worshipped as the “Crusher of Evil.” The temple’s yellow-themed sanctum radiates fierce energy. Afternoon: Journey to Jwalamukhi Temple.

Jwalamukhi Shaktipeeth:- where the Divine Mother’s tongue manifests as an eternal blue flame. Jwala Devi (The Flaming Goddess) is recognised as one of the 51 Shaktipeeths of India. Goddess Jwalamukhi is the deity of the flaming mouth. The temple is built over natural jets of combustible gas, believed to be the manifestation of the goddess. About 35 km northeast of Chintpurni Mata. Pilgrims usually travel to Jwala ji after having darshan at Chintpurni Ji. The main attraction is the burning of 9 Flames without any fuel.

Evening: Drive to Kangra for Brajeshwari Mata Darshan.

Vajreshwari Shaktipeeth:- It is dedicated to Goddess Durga in her fierce form as Vajreshwari, the goddess of the thunderbolt. Maa Brajeshwari Devi, also called Vajreshvari Temple, is located in the town of Kangra, Himachal Pradesh, India. As per Hindu Mythology, when Sati’s body was cut into different pieces, the remaining parts were in this place. Some also believe that it was Sati’s breast that fell here. A number of pilgrims come here from various parts to worship the Goddess in the temple. Some devotees cut off their tongues as a sign of devotion to the Goddess.

 After Darshans at Maa Vajreshwari Shaktipeeth, head to the hotel with mountain views for the Overnight stay & Dinner.

Morning: After breakfast, visit Chamunda Devi Temple, nestled in the rugged Dhauladhar foothills. The temple’s black-stone idol, adorned with marigolds, exudes a powerful aura. Explore the nearby riverbank or meditate under ancient trees. 

Chamunda Ji Shaktipeeth :- In Chamunda Devi, the ears of Sati are said to have fallen, according to Hindu mythology. According to mythological legends, goddess Kali defeated two notorious demons, Chanda, and Munda, in a fierce battle at this location in ancient times. Consequently, the goddess is worshipped and known as Chamunda.

Afternoon: Begin your return to Chandigarh. Optional Detour: Visit the Kangra Art Museum (en route) to glimpse Himachal’s cultural heritage. Evening: Arrive in Chandigarh by sunset, carrying blessings from five Shaktipeeths and memories of the Himalayas’ mystic embrace.

This morning, have breakfast at the hotel in Chandigarh and check out to proceed for the local Chandigarh Sightseeing. Chandigarh, the capital of the northern Indian states of Punjab and Haryana, was designed by the Swiss-French modernist architect Le Corbusier.

Visit:- Rock Garden + Rose Garden & Sukhna Lake as famous sightseeing points, and later drive towards Chandigarh Airport as per your flight timing. Departure from your Shaktipeeth Tour carrying blessings from five Shaktipeeths and memories of the Himalayas’ mystic embrace