9 Devi Darshan Yatra
Shakumbhari Devi · Mansa Devi · Kalka Kali Mata · Naina Devi · Chintpurni · Jwalaji
Jwalaji, Chintpurni, Kangra Devi, Chamunda, Naina Devi and the ancient stone temples of Baijnath and Masroor — by private car, with a driver who knows every queue and aarti time.
From a same-day Chintpurni–Jwalaji darshan to the full 9 Devi yatra. Every trip is private, in our own Swift Dzire or Innova Crysta.
Shakumbhari Devi · Mansa Devi · Kalka Kali Mata · Naina Devi · Chintpurni · Jwalaji
Naina Devi · Chintpurni · Jwalaji · Brajeshwari (Kangra) · Chamunda
Chintpurni · Jwalaji · Baglamukhi · Brajeshwari (Kangra) · Chamunda
Baglamukhi (Bankhandi) · Jwalamukhi · Kangra Fort
Baba Balak Nath, Deotsidh · Shahtalai · Chintpurni · Jwalaji (optional)
Naina Devi · Gobind Sagar · Anandpur Sahib · Virasat-e-Khalsa
Masroor rock-cut temples · Kangra Fort · Brajeshwari Devi · Baijnath temple · Palampur tea gardens
Lakshmi Narayan temples · Chamunda Devi, Chamba · Bharmour Chaurasi · Khajjiar
The temples we drive to most, with road distances from Kangra Airport (Gaggal) and Amb Andaura railway station. For temple-to-temple distances, see the temple distance chart.
Shaktipeeth where natural flames burn from the rock — there is no idol.
Shaktipeeth of Chhinnamastika Devi on a Shivalik ridge.
Shaktipeeth in old Kangra, rebuilt after the 1905 earthquake.
Chamunda Devi on the banks of the Baner, below the Dhauladhar.
One of the ten Mahavidyas; known for its havans.
Hilltop Shaktipeeth above Gobind Sagar, with a ropeway.
Cave shrine of Baba Balak Nath in the Shivaliks.
Nagara-style temple of Shiva as Vaidyanath, inscribed 1204 AD.
Monolithic temples carved from a single rock, c. 8th century.
Temples and ruins inside the ancient fort of the Katoch kings.
Temple complex founded in the 10th century by Raja Sahil Varman.
See the tour84 shrines around the Manimahesh temple, with the wooden Lakshana Devi.
See the tourPagoda-roofed wooden temple in a deodar forest, built in 1553.
See the tourCave shrine on the Trikuta hills — the last stop of the 9 Devi yatra.
See the tourWe leave before the crowds so the first darshan is unhurried — especially on Sundays and in Navratri.
Drivers who do these temples every week know the quieter parking, the ropeways and the shortest walk.
Tea, langar and rest stops between temples — and the Innova Crysta when knees need legroom.
Two cars, both ours, both kept clean. Pick by group size and road — we will tell you honestly if the trip needs the Innova.
Couples, solo travellers and airport runs. Comfortable and economical on highways and town routes.
Families, temple yatras and long hill routes. Extra legroom and ground clearance — the one to pick for parents, Spiti and snow roads.
The core five are Naina Devi, Chintpurni, Jwalamukhi, Brajeshwari (Kangra) and Chamunda — our Panch Devi darshan. Baglamukhi and Baba Balak Nath are easy additions, and the 9 Devi yatra adds Mansa Devi, Kalka, Shakumbhari and Vaishno Devi.
In the Kangra valley: the 8th-century Masroor rock-cut temples, the Baijnath Shiva temple (1204 AD) and the temples of Kangra Fort. In Chamba: the Lakshmi Narayan complex and Bharmour's Chaurasi temples. In Manali: the Hadimba Devi temple (1553).
Yes. We start early, use the quieter parking areas, and order the temples so you reach each one before the main rush. Navratri dates fill quickly — book early.
Our pace is unhurried with regular breaks. The Innova Crysta is recommended for extra legroom, and Naina Devi has a ropeway.
Yes — Amb Andaura is the closest station to Chintpurni (≈ 22 km) and Jwalaji (≈ 48 km). We meet the Vande Bharat and every other train.
Yes, we can suggest stays near the temples to fit your budget.