Spiritual with Mumbai Tour

Duration : 21 Nights / 22 Days
Destinations Covered : Mumbai - Bhubneshwar - Puri - Chillika Lake - Ahmedabad - Ambaji - Rajkot - Dwarka - Somanth - Mumbai - Nasik - Shirdi - Mahabaleshwar - Khandala - Mumbai Departure Enquire Now

DAY 01: ARRIVAL MUMBAI

Welcome on arrival, our executive will traditionally welcome you at the airport. Transfer to the hotel and check in. Today suggest you to get rid off from jetlag and relax. Overnight stay.

DAY 02: MUMBAI – BHUBNESHWAR BY FLIGHT

After breakfast, check out from the hotel and drive to airport to board flight to Bhubneshwar at 10:20 and arrive at 12:40. Transfer to hotel and check in. Relax for couple of hours and later visit Parasurameshwar, Mukteshwar, Rajarani L Lingaraj Temple. Bhubaneswar, the City of Temples once had 7000 temples & still around 500 temples are preserved. These are dating back from 07th Century to 11th Century AD. Overnight stay.

DAY 03: BHUBNESHWAR – PURI (BY SURFACE 70 KM)

After breakfast, check out from the hotel and visit of Khandagiri & Udaigiri Caves. Then continue drive to Puri, on the way visit Chaushathi Yogini Temple & Dhauli Rock Edicts. The Caves of Udaigiri & Khandagiri dating back to 3rd Century BC are worth visit of the Sculptures of age old Artists depicting the Social life of the people of that age. Reach Puri and check in to hotel. Overnight stay.
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DAY 04: PURI EXCURSION KONARK

After breakfast, visit Jagannath Darshan & city tour of Puri including Potters village of Jagannath Temple, Grand Road/Market area & Fishermen's village. Excursion to Konark Sun Temple Jagannath Temple at Puri is one of the major pilgrimage centres of India with the largest kitchen in the world. It attracts around one lakh devotee’s everyday from all around the world. Come back to Puri hotel and overnight stay.

DAY 05: PURI – CHILIKA LAKE – TAPTAPANI (BY SURFACE 223 KM)

After breakfast, check out from the hotel and leave for Asia's largest brackish water lake at Chilika Lake. Boating at the lake to spot the wild Asiatic Irrawaddy Dolphins at the mouth of the Bay of Bengal & Chilika Lake. Cross the Lake by Ferry. Drive to Taptapani. Check in to the hotel and overnight at Taptapani.

DAY 06: BHUBNESHWAR- AHMEDABAD BY FLIGHT

After breakfast, morning visit to the Hot Sulfur Spring and visit the Zirang Monasteries of Chandragiri Tibetan Refugees. Later drive to Bhubneshwar airport to board flight to Ahmedabad at 13:10 and arrive at 20:10. Board car and transfer to Ahmedabad hotel. Overnight stay.
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DAY 07: AHMEDABAD – AMBAJI – RAJKOT (BY SURFACE 242 KM)

After breakfast, check out from the hotel and drive to Ambaji temple - This is the principal shrine of a goddess who has been worshiped since the pre-Vedic period. She is often referred to as Arasuri Amba, named for the location of the temple in the Arasur hills, near the source of the Saraswati river at the south-western end of the Aravali mountain range. After worship, drive to Rajkot and check in to hotel. Overnight stay.

DAY 08: RAJKOT – DWARKA (BY SURFACE 225 KM)

After breakfast, check out from the hotel and drive to Dwarka. Check in to hotel and relax for couple of hours and visit Dwarkadheesh Temple – it is one of the most significant and visited Lord Krishna Temples in India. In the evening at 06:30 you can join the Mangla Aarti. Come back to hotel and overnight stay.

DAY 09: DWARKA – SOMNATH (BY SURFACE 231 KM)

After breakfast, check out from the hotel and early morning visit Okha for the Beyt Dwarka. Beyt Dwarka is an island accessible over a short boat ride where a prominent Lord Krishna Temple is located. Upon return visit Nageshwar temple – it is believed to be one of the 12 Jyotirlinga Temples. Also visit Rukmini

Devi Temple, Gomati Ghat Temples and take a holy dip in Gomti river. Come back and then continue drive to Somnath enroute stopover at the Harsiddh Mata temple offering excellent views of the Arabian Sea. Reach Somnath and check in to hotel. Overnight stay.

DAY 10: SOMNATH – RAJKOT - MUMBAI BY FLIGHT

After breakfast, check out from the hotel and visit Bhalka Tirth, Triveni Sagam, Geeta Mandir Chopati & Somnath Temple and later transfer to Rajkot airport to board flight to Mumbai at 18:40 and arrive at 19:50. Board car and transfer to Mumbai hotel and check in. Overnight stay.
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DAY 11: MUMBAI – NASIK

After breakfast, go for sightseeing tour around Nasik visit Panchvati - It is said that lord Shri Ram and Sita along with Laxman stayed at Panchavati for some time. Thus Panchavati has gained holy importance. There are five Banyan (Vad) trees and hence the area is called Panchavati.Nearby is Sita Gumpha (cave) where Sita is said to have stayed for some time. Also visit you can begin by seeking blessings of Lord Shiva with a visit to Trimbakeshwar jyotirlinga which is a famous pilgrimage site of Nasik. Later, you can visit Pandava Caves which house a group of 24 Buddhist Caves and were excavated in 1 CE. Spend the evening at leisure. Come back to hotel and overnight stay.

DAY 12: NASIK

After breakfast, take an excursion to visit Grishneshwar - On this holy pilgrimage of the JyotirLingas of Lord Shankara, the last one, with out which the pilgrimage will not be considered as complete, is the twelfth JyotirLinga. After worship come back to Nasik and visit Nasik temples like KalaramMandir, GoraramMandir,Parn-kuti, Kapaleshwar Temple, Ram Kund, Sundarnarayan Temple, Naroshankar Temple. Someshwar, NavashyaGanapati Temple. overnight stay.

DAY 13: NASIK – SHIRDI (BY SURFACE 87 KM)

After breakfast, check out from the hotel and drive to Shirdi. Check in to hotel and go for sai baba Darshan. Do worship and also visit neem tree which is very significant part of Shirdi. Then drive to Shanishignapur for darshan of Shani Maharaj, and then back to Shirdi. Overnight stay.

DAY 14: SHIRDI

After breakfast, visit local market and temples. Overnight stay.
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DAY 15: SHIRDI – MAHABALESHWAR (BY SURFACE 308 KM)

After breakfast, check out from the hotel and drive to Mahabaleshwar. Check in to hotel and relax for couple of hours. Later you can visit the Mahabaleshwar Temple is one of the famous Hindu temples devoted to Lord Shiva. Girdled by a five feet tall stone wall on its sides, the temple is divided into two sections i.e. a central hall and a God chamber.

Enjoy the hill and forest view in Mahabaleshwar. Evening is free for leisure activities and overnight stay.

DAY 16: MAHABALESHWAR

After breakfast, visit Veena Lake - It is a renowned lake of Mahabaleshwar famous for its sparkling water and abundance surroundings. The lake has a length of 2.5 m. It offers fishing and boating opportunity to the travellers. Wilson Point - It is the most famous verdure surroundings out of 30 major lookout points of Mahabaleshwar, which offer scenic view of the whole landscape. Wilson point also known as the Sunrise Point is the highest point of the place. With three observation towers, it offers stunning views of the valleys below and entire area. Water Fall - Mahabaleshwar has several waterfalls flowing through the heart of the place. These bubbling waterfalls are most preferred sights among the tourists visiting Mahabaleshwar. Come back to hotel and overnight stay.

DAY 17: MAHABALESHWAR – KHANDALA (BY SURFACE KM)

After breakfast, check out from the hotel and drive to Khandala. Check in to hotel and relax. Later visit to local sightseeing of Khandala Tiger Leap - It is one of the most fascinating places in this area. If someone carefully observes the valley from this point, it will appear as if a tiger is leaping into the valley. Thus, the place has been named as Tiger's leap. Special arrangements have been made for the tourists to view the panoramic site of the valley, via the safe confines of a big hole from this point. Amrutanjan Point - It provides excellent view of the places nearby. As there is a lot of flat space available here, the point is a well suited location for an enormous sight of the valley as well as the Duke's Nose.
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DAY 18: KHANDALA

After breakfast, visit visit Duke's Nose - Duke's Nose is a cliff here, which has been named after the Duke Wellington, as he had a pointed nose, which the cliff resembles. However, it is also known as "Nagphani" (Hood of Snake), as it also looks like the hood of a snake, Bhaja cave - are historical rock cut caves, situated at a distance of 16 km from Khandala. They are one of the main attractions here, due to their enormous antiquity and beauty. Located amidst hills, their origin dates back to the 2nd century. These caves belong to the Hinayana sect of Buddhism and are one of the finest examples of rock cut caves in India. Bhushi lake - is the ideal spot for all those who wish to relax in the lap of Mother Nature. Its serene and tranquil surroundings and crystal clear water provides immense opportunities for the tourists to rest in peace.

DAY 19: KHANDALA – MUMBAI (BY SURFACE 121 KM)

After breakfast, check out from the hotel and drive to Mumbai enroute visit Karla cave which is also a historical rock cut caves. Then continue drive to Mumbai. Check in to hotel and day is free for shopping. Overnight stay.

DAY 20: MUMBAI EXCURSION ELEPHANTA CAVES

After breakfast, take and excursion to elephant caves. Enjoy a cruise to the Elephanta caves in the morning. The island of Elephanta is about 10 kms from Mumbai. The 4 rock-cut temples are believed to have been cut between 450-750AD. After an hour’s boat trip to the island, walk the steps up the hillside to the caves. Shiva is the most depicted form. Come back to hotel and overnight stay.
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DAY 21: MUMBAI

After breakfast, visit Gateway of India most famous landmark, The Gateway of India, is situated at Apollo Bunder. It was designed by George Wikket. It was built to commemorate the visit of King George V and Queen Mary to India in 1911, Hanging garden, Prince wales Musuem It has a priceless collection of art, sculpture, china and other antics. Carefully presereved, this mid-Victorian Gothic style building built in 1904 with beautiful gardens surrounding it, Haji Ali Dargah mosque, and the tomb of a Muslim saint, is located off shore, in the Arabian sea opposite Mahalaxmi temple. During high tide the walkway to the mosque is submerged in the sea and it can be visited only during low tide, Dhobi Ghat (Mumbai's unique laundry system!). In the evening visit Chowpatty Beach is situated on Marine Drive. This beach is well-known for it's stalls selling "Bhel-Puri and Pani -Puri chat" a favourite fast food among the Mumbaites and visitors to the city.