12 Jyotirlinga tour package

These 12 Jyotirlingas are regarded as highly as some of the most spiritual temples in India by many, as it is said visiting these temples grant you Moksha (liberation).

These Jyotirlingas are located all over India, in all the directions - from Gujarat to Tamil Nadu! So, travelling to all of them with no prior planning is quite difficult.

For this, our 12 Jyotirlinga Tour Package takes you to all these special temple shrines of Lord Shiva across the entire nation, so you can have better Darshans.

So think no more and book with us! Book our package now and have a memorable experience that mixes devotion, travel, and self-discovery. To get a quote and know more, give us a call, and we’ll connect with you shortly.

Why should you visit Jyotirlingas?

These 12 Jyotirlingas are considered highly sacred and divine. Each and every Jyotirlinga is to be believed as an energy centre to help devotees achieve liberation (meaning moksha). Visiting all 12 is considered a deeply transformative journey and is dreamed of by many.

Devotees also believe that if you visit these shrines, it helps to purify the soul and remove past karmic burdens.

The term “Jyotirlinga” comes from two Sanskrit words—Jyoti, meaning light, and Linga, representing Lord Shiva. These 12 places are dedicated to Lord Shiva, where Lord Shiva manifested himself as a radiant pillar of light, making them divine.

Going on this sacred tour, you get to experience Lord Shiva’s essence in these places, and you can also experience the local culture and traditions.

Book Sharp Travels Jyotirlinga Tour Package and enjoy a structured and comfortable experience at these holy sites. As this tour package provides you with travelling experts, pre-arranged transportation, hotels, and darshan.

Why are these 12 Jyotirlingas important?

This is a quick guide to all 12 Jyotirlingas covered in our tour package.

• 1.Somnath: It is the first Jyotirlinga, which depicts never-ending faith.
• 2. Mallikarjuna: It combines the presence of Shiv and Shakti. It is known as the “Kailash of South”.
• 3. Mahakaleshwar: It is the only south-facing Jyotirlinga, and this Jyotirlinga is considered the master of time and death.
• 4. Omkareshwar: The island on which this Jyotirlinga is present is unique because the natural shape of the island is like the sacred “Om” symbol.
• 5. Kedarnath: It is one of the highest temples in India, and features a distinguished triangular, natural rock-formed lingam which represents Shiva's hump.
• 6. Bhimashankar: It offers amazing architecture, and it serves as the origin of the Bhima River.
• 7. Kashi Vishwanath: It is the spiritual capital of India, and visiting this Jyotirlinga grants Moksha (liberation).
• 8. Trimbakeshwar: It is associated with sacred rituals. Its lingam has 3 faces which represent Tridev- Lord Brahma, Lord Vishnu and Lord Shiva (trinity).
• 9. Baidyanath: It is regarded as a place for healing and peace, where devotees gather to seek blessings for health and spiritual well-being, for themselves and their loved ones
• 10. Nageshwar: It is known as the symbol of protection. It is believed that if a devotee worships here, it frees the devotee from all poisons and external threats.
• 11. Rameswaram: It is said that Lord Rama established this lingam to worship Shiva. This temple features two lingams: one was brought by Lord Hanuman (Vishwalinga) and one made of sand by Devi Sita (Ramalinga).
• 12. Grishneshwar: It is known as the smallest Jyotirlinga in India, which is located near the Ellora Caves, a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

What Is the Best Time to Plan a Jyotirlinga Tour?

The ideal time is October to March, when the weather is pleasant across most regions.

Avoid:

• Peak summer (April–June)
• Monsoon season (July–September), especially for Kedarnath

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