Two Jyotirlinga with Shirdi
The concept of "Two Jyotirlinga with Shirdi" typically refers to a spiritual pilgrimage that combines the visitation of two of the twelve Jyotirlingas (which are considered to be the most sacred abodes of Lord Shiva in Hinduism) with a visit to the town of Shirdi in Maharashtra, India, where the renowned saint Sai Baba lived and taught.
Jyotirlingas:
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Grishneshwar Jyotirlinga: Located near Ellora, Maharashtra, Grishneshwar Temple houses one of the twelve Jyotirlingas. It is believed to be the last of the Jyotirlingas to be discovered.
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Bhimashankar Jyotirlinga: Situated in the Sahyadri range of Maharashtra, Bhimashankar Temple is another significant Jyotirlinga. It is surrounded by lush greenery and is known for its architectural beauty and spiritual significance.
Shirdi:
Shirdi is a small town in the Ahmednagar district of Maharashtra, India, and is famous for the shrine of Sai Baba, a revered saint who lived there during the late 19th and early 20th centuries. Sai Baba is revered by both Hindu and Muslim devotees for his teachings on love, forgiveness, and the oneness of all religions.
Pilgrimage Experience:
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Spiritual Significance: The pilgrimage to these sites is considered highly auspicious for devotees seeking blessings from Lord Shiva through the Jyotirlingas and seeking spiritual solace at the shrine of Sai Baba.
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Travel Itinerary: Pilgrims often plan a journey starting from Pune or Mumbai, visiting Grishneshwar and Bhimashankar Jyotirlingas, and then proceeding to Shirdi to pay homage to Sai Baba.
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Cultural and Historical Context: Each of these sites not only offers spiritual fulfillment but also provides a glimpse into the rich cultural heritage of Maharashtra.
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Devotional Practices: Devotees engage in rituals such as abhishekam (ritual bathing of the lingam), aarti (ritual worship with fire), and offering of prayers and flowers as part of their pilgrimage experience.
The "Two Jyotirlinga with Shirdi" pilgrimage offers a comprehensive spiritual journey, combining the worship of Lord Shiva in two of his revered forms with reverence to the teachings and legacy of Sai Baba in Shirdi. It is a journey that blends devotion, cultural immersion, and historical significance, attracting devotees and tourists alike from all over the world.
Two Jyotirlinga with Shirdi Itinerary
Day 1:
Pickup From Mumbai Proceed To Shirdi Enroute visited for its Proximity to Trimbakeshwar (One of the 12 Jyotirlinga temples of Lord Shiva at half an hour drive from Nashik) and temples &Caves with Ramayana era significance. Proceed to Trymbakeshwar (Temple Darshan.) Procced to Shirdi .
Day 2:
Early Morning Darshan at Shirdi Sai baba Temple. The most visited temples in India. Proceed to Bhimashankar Via Shani Shinganapur, a renowned pilgrimage Shan iShinganapur (A renowned Lord Shani Temple and requires 70 kms detour from Shirdi Nashik Route).Evening reach at Bhimashankar.
Day 3:
After breakfast Check Out From Hotel Departure to Mumbai .
Note:
1. Above mentioned rates are per person only.
2. Above rates are not valid during Diwali, Christmas & New Year Season Long Weekend
(At the time of confirmation we will update you the supplementary charges if any).
3. Guests are requested to carry Photo Identity Proof as per Government regulations.
What is included in the tour
- 2Nights’ accommodation on double or Triple sharing basis.
- Meals as per meal plan (Breakfast).
- All applicable Hotel taxes.
- All transfers &sightseeing by private cab.
- Driver allowance, Toll, Tax, Permit & All Parking Charges.
- Water Bottles in the cab at the time of arrival
What is NOT included in the tour
- Any meals other than the mentioned in the package.
- Any services not specifically mentioned in the inclusions.
- Expenses caused by factors beyond our control like rail & flight delays, road blocks, vehicle malfunctions, political disturbances, etc..
- Individual entrance fees to visit places, any extra fees outside our program & ride / safari / boating / camera permission etc..
- 2/3-liter water bottle
- Masks and sanitizer
- Sunscreen
- Goggles
- Hiking/ trekking shoes
- Lip balm
- Thermals
- Woolen socks, Woolen cap, Muffler
- Wind cheater
- Sweat shirt, Jacket
- Woolen gloves
- Toilet paper
- Moisturizer
- Extra camera batteries / Portable Charger
- Personal first aid kit and personal medicines
- Identity proof
- Cap
- Face Wash
- Body Soap
Cancellation Policy and Charges
- 75% refund if notified via phone conversation 8 or more days prior to the event date.
- 50 % refund if notified via phone conversation 4 to 7 days prior to the event date.
- No refund if the cancellation requested is less than 3 days prior to the event date
- No show No Refund.
- Event Tickets cannot be transferred to another date against cancellation.
- Event Tickets cannot be transferred to another person against cancellation.
- If the event gets canceled we will refund "Trek Amount" only.
- If the event is canceled due to any natural calamity, political unrest or other such reasons beyond our control the same cancellation policy will apply.
- Refunds won't be issued if you cannot attend the event due to heavy rains, floods, traffic jams, car breakdowns or a personal medical emergency.
- Your booking cannot be shifted to another date if you cannot attend the event due to heavy rains, floods, traffic jams, car breakdowns, or a personal medical emergency.
- If your area is prone to flooding, traveling from a flooded area, heavy traffic, heavy rains, missing the train, or any other reason, if you cannot attend the event, we won't issue a refund or shift you to another date.
- Management won't be held responsible if you are stuck due to heavy rains, traffic jams, personal emergencies or floods during the event.
- If you are bringing kids, please understand the possibility of getting stuck or delayed. You might have to stay back due to heavy rains, floods, bus breakdowns, and rush at the trekking destination. We won't be able to refund or shift you to another date. You will have to wait it out till the weather clears.
- Due to bad weather, floods, sudden changes in government rules, and overcrowding at the destination trek, the organizer has the right to change the trekking destination.
- During the trek , due to any circumstances seen or unseen trek leader has the right to cancel the trek for safety reason. No refund shall be issued.
