Temple stories, circuits, and darshan-ready guides.
From Jyotirlingas to Ramayana Lanka, Nepal’s Shaiva seats, and Shiva’s Kailasa —
mythology with maps, photos, and practical gate rules.
दृश्य यात्रा · See the path
Tap any frame to open its full guide — India and beyond.
तीर्थ चक्र · Sacred circuits
Choose a legendary circuit — then open each temple’s mythology, map, itinerary, and practical gate rules.
12 sacred lingas · 12 on site
All twelve Jyotirlingas — Somnath to Grishneshwar — one shared guide per shrine, even when a site also sits on another circuit.
Enter circuit →52 peethas · 52 on site
Shakti Peethas from the popular pilgrimage enumeration across India and neighbouring lands — including Himalayan seats such as Surkanda Devi and Champawat’s Panchsagar.
Enter circuit →4 dhams · 4 on site
Adi Shankaracharya’s four cardinal dhams only: Badrinath, Dwarka, Puri, and Rameswaram — not the Uttarakhand Chota Char Dham.
Enter circuit →4 Himalayan dhams · 4 on site
Uttarakhand’s Yamunotri, Gangotri, Kedarnath, and Badrinath — the classic Himalayan Char Dham yatra.
Enter circuit →5 Kedars · 5 on site
Five Garhwal shrines of Shiva’s form after the Pandava legend — Kedarnath, Tungnath, Rudranath, Madhyamaheshwar, Kalpeshwar.
Enter circuit →5 elements · 5 on site
Earth, water, fire, air, and space — five South Indian Shiva temples of the elemental circuit.
Enter circuit →8 Ganesha temples · 8 on site
Maharashtra’s eight sacred Ganesha temples — the classic Ashtavinayak yatra around Pune.
Enter circuit →New-age shrines · 15 on site
Contemporary pilgrimage landmarks — Akshardham, ISKCON, and other living temples of the modern era.
Enter circuit →Epic sites · 12 on site
Temples and tirthas woven into Rama’s journey — growing trail, not a fixed count.
Enter circuit →Epic sites · 5 on site
Sites tied to the Mahabharata and Bhagavad Gita — open trail, not a fixed count.
Enter circuit →Nepal · Sri Lanka · Kailash · 14 on site
Sacred sites beyond India’s borders linked by shared mythology.
Enter circuit →Featured guides
Famous shrines, Tier-2/3 tirthas, and cross-border sacred sites — one clear template everywhere.
देवता वार · By deity
Browse temples by the deity at the centre of worship — including the full Krishna trail of Braj, Dwarka, and beyond.
33 temples
Shiva · Jyotirlingas, Panch Kedar, Pancha Bhuta Sthalams, and living Shaiva shrines across India a…
Open deity path →30 temples
Vishnu · Vaishnava seats of Narayana / Vishnu — Tirumala, Badrinath, Srirangam, Padmanabha, and rel…
Open deity path →24 temples
Krishna · Braj, Dwarka, Vitthal, Jagannath, Guruvayur, Nathdwara, and modern ISKCON — the living Kri…
Open deity path →80 temples
Devi / Shakti · Shakti Peethas and great Devi temples — Kamakhya, Kalighat, Meenakshi, Vaishno Devi, and m…
Open deity path →10 temples
Ganesha · Ashtavinayak and beloved Vinayaka shrines — Morgaon to Mumbai Siddhivinayak.
Open deity path →15 temples
Rama · Ayodhya, Bhadrachalam, Chitrakoot, and Ramayana-trail temples of Rama devotion.
Open deity path →4 temples
Hanuman · Salasar, Sankat Mochan, Jakhoo, Patna Mahavir, and other living Hanuman seats.
Open deity path →1 temples
Ayyappa · Sabarimala and related Sastha–Ayyappa devotion.
Open deity path →भक्ति पाठ · Devotion
Home-puja hymns and vow stories for every deity path on TirthaYatra — from Hanuman Chalisa to Shiva Aarti and Navaratri katha.
राज्य वार · By state
From Andhra Pradesh’s AP Temples portal to TN HR&CE, Telangana Endowments, Karnataka HRI&CE, Rajasthan Devasthan, and more — browse guides, then verify on official sites.
18 temples
Maharashtra Tourism
Open state →16 temples
Shri Kashi Vishwanath Temple
Open state →15 temples
West Bengal Tourism
Open state →11 temples
TN HR&CE Department
Open state →10 temples
AP Temples — Government of Andhra Pradesh
Open state →10 temples
Shri Badrinath–Kedarnath Temple Committee
Open state →8 temples
Shree Somnath Trust
Open state →6 temples
Madhya Pradesh Tourism
Open state →Beyond borders
Mythology travels with the epic — Ramayana Lanka, Himalayan Shaiva seats, and the Kailasa parikrama landscape.





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