Top 15 must visit religious places in india

India is full of stunning monuments and historical places, all of which have astonishing and interesting stories behind them. As a secular country, India has many temples devoted to Gods of various religions. The design of these old temples actually leaves individuals astounded and entranced. Dissipated all around the country, you will track down a temple on most elevated of the slopes and in most unimaginable of the valleys. Some are even found in the center of oceans and lakes, while some stand gladly in the midst of the cities and villages. Given underneath are only a couple of India's most visited temples. These temples are extremely famous and draw in number of followers.

1. Top 15 Must-Visit Religious Places
in India
India is full of stunning monuments and historical places, all of which have
astonishing and interesting stories behind them. As a secular country, India
has many temples devoted to Gods of various religions. The design of these
old temples actually leaves individuals astounded and entranced. Dissipated
all around the country, you will track down a temple on most elevated of the
slopes and in most unimaginable of the valleys. Some are even found in the
center of oceans and lakes, while some stand gladly in the midst of the cities
and villages. Given underneath are only a couple of India's most visited
temples. These temples are extremely famous and draw in number of
followers.

Amarnath Caves
The Amarnath Caves is one of the most important pilgrimage places in India.
Located in Jammu and Kashmir, here Lord Shiva uncovered the mystery of life
and its end to Goddess Parvati (as the legend says). However the visit to the
cavern is passable just during the holy months of Shravan for example July-
August, the shrine is visited by many pilgrims every year. Pilgrims can visit
the place by means of two routes, one through Baltal and the other through
Pahalgam. Check out the Amarnath yatra package.

2. Varanasi
One of India's holiest places is the lovely and devout city of Varanasi, where
you can track down the strict and social heartbeat of India, respected as the
most consecrated city for Hindus, the Kashi Vishwanath temple in Varanasi
draws in numerous travelers and is situated on the Ganges river banks.
Followers of Lord Shiva visit this temple as often as possible, even for once in
their life. The sacred Ganga wandering through the city without a doubt
intensifies the sacredness of Varanasi. Embark on a spiritual trip to this holy
land with our Varanasi tour package.

3. Haridwar
Haridwar is a significant pilgrimage place for Hindus situated in Uttarkhand.
Known as the Gateway of the Gods, the holy city of Haridwar is renowned for
its temples and Ghats where explorers wash to let themselves free from their
wrongdoings and accomplish salvation. Haridwar has the Khumb Mela oncein
12 years, which is accepted to be the biggest gathering of humankind on the
planet. Visit this holy city with our Haridwar tour package.

The Golden Temple (Sri Harmandir Sahib)
Viewed as the holy seat of Sikhism, the Sri Harmandir Sahib otherwise called
the Golden Temple represents populism and humbleness. Made in gold and
marble work with an overlaid arch, it is encircled by a holy tank (known as
Amrit Sarovar) and four passages that invite individuals, everything being
equal. Individuals from everywhere around the world visit this heavenly spot
for profound harmony and calmness, and offer their respect to the Guru
Granth Sahib. Visit this heavenly spot with our Amritsar tour package.

4. Vaishno Devi
Vaishno Devi is dedicated to Goddess Shakti or Parvati, and almost 8 million
aficionados from across the world visit every year. It is said that you can't visit
this sanctum except if and until you get a call (bulawa) from Goddess Vaishno
Devi to visit her hallowed dwelling place. To arrive at the altar, followers are
needed to travel for around 7.4 miles (12 kilometers) from the headquarters
at Katra. The journey is difficult, with short steep steps and ways, yet this
doesn't stop the followers, who journey with absolute energy to the look for
the endowments of the divinity. Check out our special Vaishno Devi yatra
package.

5. Mathura and Vrindavan
Mathura and Vrindavan are frequently called as the twin cities. These cities
are popular as strict spots for Hindus. You will find a few temple sin these
urban areas. Some of the fundamental attractions you should visit while you
are here are ISKCON Vrindavan, Prem Mandir, Hare Rama Hare Krishna
Temple, Banke BihariTemple, and Shyama Shyam Dham, and if you start from
Delhi, you can cover this large number of spots in a single day, and return
around evening time. Visit the birth place of Lord Krishna with our special
Mathura tour package and Vrindavan tour package.


Jagannath Temple
The seaside city with the absolute best sea shores in the country, Puri is
generally known for the Jagannath Temple. Aside from the extremely
renowned Jagannath temple, you can take a visit through the Ramachandi
Temple and Kalinga-style GundichaTemple. Whether you are coming from
Bhubaneshwar or another spot in the state, you will partake in your drive
through the good road conditions. Visit Puri with our Puri yatra package
special.

6. Venkateshwara Temple
Likewise, known as 'Tirupati Balaji', the Venkateshwar Temple is the most
extravagant site in India, and pulls in almost 40 million individuals
consistently. This temple is dedicated to Lord Venkateshwara (exemplification
of God Vishnu), this temple is set at the most elevated pinnacle of
Seshachalam hills in Tirupati. Inherent the Dravidian style of design, it dates
from 300 AD and has three doors that lead to the temple, where main god
stands. Pay your respect to Tirupati Balaji with our special Tirupati yatra
package.

7. Shirdi Temple
Otherwise called the Land of Sai, Shirdi is well known for Shirdi Sai Baba's
holy place, the city's principle fascination. Shirdi is a mother lode of heavenly
vibrations because of its solid relationship with the famous Saint Shri Sai
Baba. The three primary festivals celebrated here are Ramanavami in
March/April, Guru Purnima in July, and Vijayadashami in September. These
festivals are commended with extraordinary devotion and enthusiasm for two
to four days.

Kedarnath
Kedarnath is one more blessed spot in India that is visited by many. This
temple is dedicated to Lord Shiva; this temple is the most elevated among the
12 Jyotirlingas and is accepted to open the entryway to achieving moksha
(salvation). Roosted at an altitude of 3583 meters over the ocean level on the
Garhwal Himalayan scope of Uttarakhand, the Kedarnath Temple is an urgent
part of the Char Dham of India. Regardless of the repulsive impact of floods in
North India in 2013, it actually stays quite possibly the most visited heavenly
places in India. For a hassle-free tour check out our Kedarnath yatra package!

8. Badrinath
Settled in the perfect Himalayas, Badrinath in Uttarakhand is a way to achieve
otherworldliness. It is where everything is snuggled by heavenliness.
Badrinath is accepted to be the home of Lord Vishnu or Badrinathji, who had
come here to contemplate in the wake of being reprimanded by Narad for
being too liberal in worldly affairs. Accordingly, today Badrinath offers
imprisonment from the materialistic world and makes you a stride nearer to
the Supreme Power. Badrinath yatra package to visit this holy place!

9. Hemkund Sahib
Located in one of the country's most grand areas, Hemkund Sahib adds appeal
to religious visits in India. Dissimilar to other Sikh journeys in India, Hemkund
Sahib has a pentagonal construction. The grand magnificence of the spot is
worth focusing on as this place of worship is settled in the midst of grandiose
slopes that are covered with snow. Check out the Uttarakhand tour package
and visit this holy place.

Kamakhya Temple
As opposed to the disgracing treatment that monthly cycle gets somewhere
else in India, at the Kamakhya Temple, it is adored as a woman’s ability to give
birth. Situated on the Nilachal Hill in the capital city of Guwahati, the god of
the temple is Kamakhya Devi, is adored as the 'Bleeding Goddess, believing
this to be a lady's ability to conceive an offspring. Check out the Assam tour
package to visit this holy place.

10. Somnath Jyotirlinga
Situated in Gujarat, the Somnath temple is the primary Jyotirlinga place of
worship of Shiva. Jyotir implies brilliance while lingam is the structure
wherein lord Shiva is venerated. Jyotirlangas are accepted to be the place from
where Lord Shiva showed up as a light. Various legends spin around this
temple and the most captivating part is its set of experiences. Nobody knows
how or when it was constructed. Check out the Gujarat holiday package for a
religious and exciting vacation.

11. Ajmer Sharif Dargah
Situated 2 km from Ajmer railroad station, the Ajmer Sharif Dargah houses the
remaining parts of Khwaja Moinuddin Chishti, an extraordinary Sufi holy
person. The mosque was constructed here by Shah Jahan. It is said that the
incomparable Mughal emperor, Akbar visited this dargah with his significant
other. They strolled as far as possible from Agra. They did as such in light of a
promise they had taken when they were both praying God for a child. Around
125,000 followers visit this shrine every year. Go for Ajmer tour package to
visit this holy place!