Nau Devi Darshan 8 Nights - 9 Days Tour

After breakfast proceed sightseeing of Chandi Mandir & Mansa Devi Temple Back to Hotel.

visit: - Chandi Mandir (02) this is another Siddhapeeth in Haridwar as it is believed that Goddess Chandi fulfills the wishes of her devotees. Legend has it that once the demon kings Shumbh and Nishumbh expropriated the kingdom of God king of Heaven - Indra. To save heaven, Goddess Parvati assumed the form of Chandi and killed the demons – Chand and Munda (army chiefs of Shumbh and Nishumbh) and thereafter rested on the Neel Parvat where the king of Kashmir Suchat Singh got constructed a temple in 1929. The pilgrims can either take a 5 minutes ropeway ride or a 45 min (3 km) trek to reach the main temple at an altitude of 2900 m. The main idol of Goddess Chanda Devi is said to have been established in the 8th century by Adi Shankaracharya, the greatest priest of Hindu religion.

Visit Mansa Devi Temple (03) the second most popular place in Haridwar is the Mansa Devi temple. Mansa is derived from the word 'Mansha' which means 'wish'. Hence, the Goddess is supposed to fulfil all the wishes of her devotees. People come with a wish and tie a thread to the branches of the tree in the complex. After fulfilment of the wish they come back again to thank the Goddess and untie the thread. It is propitiously located atop the Bilwa Parvat on the Shivali hills (southernmost Himalayan range). One can hike up 1.5 km or take a cable car to the main shrine. The inner shrine has two deities installed, one with eight arms and the other one three headed with five arms.

Overnight at hotel in Haridwar.

After breakfast, Drive to Chandigarh. Check in at Hotel after refresh visit Mansa Devi Temple come back to hotel.

Mansa Devi Temple (03): Two temples are located in the complex of Mansa Devi. The main temple is dedicated to Mansa who is worshipped in the sanctum sanctorum both in the form of ‘pindi’ as well as in her anthropomorphic form executed on a marble. In the sanctum sanctorum she is worshipped with Devi Saraswati and Lakshmi in the form of Pindi (Stone pebbles). Originally the pindis were only worshipped by the devotees.

Overnight stay at hotel in Chandigarh.

After breakfast, drive to Jawalamukhi. Enroute Visit Naina Devi Temple And later Chintpurni Temple Further drive to Jawalamukhi. Upon arrival check in at Hotel.

Naina Devi Temple (04) : As per Hindu Mythology and Legend, Lord Shiva's consort Sati burnt herself alive in the Yajna (Yagya) to avenge an insult to Lord Shiva. The distraught Shiva picked corpse and gyrated his horrified dance. Then Lord Vishnu moves his Chakra and cuts the Sati's body into fifty one pieces to save the earth from Shiva's wrath. All the fifty one places - where parts of Sati's body fell, became known as Shakti Peeths. It is the place where Sati's eyes fell where this temple is situated. Therefore, this temple is known as Naina Devi. The word Naina is associated with Sati's eyes.

Chintpurni Temple (05): Chintpurni is one of the most visited religious place in India. Chintpurni is located in Una, Himachal Pradesh. It is surrounded by the Himalaya in the north and east in the smaller Shivalik range bordering the state of punjab. Further drive to Jawalamukhi. Upon arrival Check in at Hotel.

Overnight stay at Hotel Jawalamukhi.

Morning visit Jawalamukhi temple come back to hotel after breakfast check out from hotel and drive to Dharamshala Enroute Visit :- Vajreshwari Devi (or Kangra Devi) (07) Temple in Kangra Further drive to Dharamshala. Upon arrival check in at Hotel.

Jawalamukhi temple (06) (The Flaming Goddess) : is recognized as one of the 51 Shaktipeeths of India, Jwalamukhi's Devi Temple, tended by the followers of Goraknath, is set against a cliff. The picturesque temple, built against a wooded spur, in the Indo-Sikh style, has a dome that was gilded by Mughal Emperor Akbar. An eternally burning flame that issues from a hollow rock in the sanctum is considered the manifestation of the goddess Devi.The main attraction is the burning of 9 Flames without any fuel.

Vajreshwari Devi (or Kangra Devi) (07) Temple : in Kangra. 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. Some devotees cut off their tongues as a sign of devotion to Goddess. The tongues grow quickly, and sometimes on the spot heeling. Maa is worshipped here in the form of a pindi. The offerings to Goddess are divided into three parts each for Mahalakshmi, Mahakali and Mahasaraswati.

Overnight stay at Hotel in Dharamshala.

After breakfast, visit Chamunda Devi Temple Later Visit :- Bhagsunag Temple & Buddhist monastery. Back to Hotel.

Chamunda Devi Temple (08): Chamunda Devi is revered as a Shakti shrine. This is the place where the Demons Chand and Mund came to conquer Devi Mahakali and during the fight, the Devi cut their heads. The heads were then presented to MaaAmbika, who in turn told Mahakali that She will be worshipped as Chamunda Devi. This Sidhapeeth has now become a place where saints and priests pray amidst natural surroundings. Since this colorful shrine has a wrathful form of Chamunda or Mahakali, it is considered to be very sacred. The idol in the temple is completely hidden beneath a red cloth and it is believed that here Lord Shiva is present in the form of death, destruction and dead bodies along with Chamunda Devi. Devotees flock to this temple to offer prayers, worship and give offerings for their ancestors.

Overnight at hotel in Dharamshala.

After breakfast, leave for Jammu by surface. Reach Katra and transfer to hotel. Get freshen up in the hotel in Katra. Later, trek to Vaishno Devi. Overnight stay in a Dharamshala in Vaishno Devi.

Visit :- Vaishno Devi Temple. Mata Vaishno Devi Mandir is located at Trikuta Hills, Katra, Jammu and Kashmir and is one of the holiest Hindu temples dedicated to Shakti, Maa Bhagwati. Maa Vaishno Devi, also known as Mata Rani, Vaishnavi and is a manifestation of the Mother Goddess.
MaaVaishno Devi Shrin is at an altitude of 5200 feet and a distance of approximately 13.5 kilometres (8.38851 miles) from Katra. Approximately 8 million pilgrims (yatris) visit the temple every year and it is the second most visited famous religious shrine in India, after TirumalaVenkateswara Temple. Back to Katra Hotel.

Overnight stay at Hotel in Katra.

Today after breakfast get fresh and pack your bags and you will be transferred to Jammu Airport to catch a flight for onward destination with sweet Holiday memories