Plan my Yatra
Where would you like to go? How long do you have? Who is travelling? What kind of yatra is this? Answer four questions and see your yatra, before you sign in.
What Tirtham plans for you
- The days, in an order the roads and the temple hours allow.
- A guide who knows the places, and a car with a driver we have met.
- A stay near the places you came for.
- A call from us to confirm, before anything is booked.
Planning for your parents?
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Where would you like to begin?
- Buddhist Yatra: The road the Buddha walked, in the order he walked it
- Jain Yatra: Mahavira was born here, renounced here and died here
- Sikh Yatra: Guru Gobind Singh was born in Patna and spent his first years here
- Sufi Yatra: Khanqahs and dargahs that have taken visitors of every faith for six hundred years
- Gaya Ji and the Rite for Ancestors: Where Hindus come to release the dead, and have for two thousand years
- Shakti Yatra: Devi shrines on hills and in villages, including the oldest working temple in India
- Ramayan Yatra: Sita's Mithila, and the road Ram took through it
- Sun Temple Yatra: The shrines behind Chhath, Bihar's own festival
- Mauryan and Ashokan Bihar: The capital of an empire that reached Afghanistan, and the pillars it left behind
- Champaran and Gandhi: The first satyagraha in India happened in a Bihar indigo district in 1917
- Silence and Stillness: Bihar is where meditation was taught first, and it is still taught here free
Popular places to start from
- Mahabodhi Temple, Bodh Gaya: Where the Buddha attained enlightenment
- Mahavir Mandir, Patna: Patna's beloved Hanuman temple
- Takht Sri Patna Sahib: Birthplace of Guru Gobind Singh Ji
- Nalanda Mahavihara: The world's oldest residential university
- Vishnupad Temple, Gaya: Lord Vishnu's footprint, and the great seat of pind daan
- Rajgir (Griddhakuta): Hills where the Buddha and Mahavira taught
- Pavapuri (Jal Mandir): Where Bhagwan Mahavira attained nirvana
- Ajgaibinath Dham, Sultanganj: Where the kanwar yatra begins, on the north-flowing Ganga
- Vaishali: An early republic, sacred to Buddhists and Jains
- Mundeshwari Devi: Among the oldest functioning Hindu temples in India
- Kesariya Stupa: One of the tallest Buddhist stupas in the world
- Barabar Caves: Shaiva devotees climb to the Siddheshwar Nath temple, and the caves draw pilgrims and visitors as the...
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