Varaha Kshetras holds a special place in the Vaishnava tradition as sacred places associated with Bhagwan Vishnu’s Varaha Avatar. According to puranic scriptures, Bhagwan Vishnu assumed the form of Varaha to rescue Bhudevi (Mother Earth) and restore cosmic order. Several ancient temples and pilgrimage centres across Bharat and Nepal are dedicated to this […]
0 Read MoreSri Mahalasa Narayani Temple is an ancient and revered shrine located in the southern coastal region of Goa, dedicated to Sri Mahalasa Narayani, who is worshipped as the Mohini Avatar of Maha Vishnu. The temple at Verna holds special significance as the original place where Goddess […]
0 Read MoreSri Damodar Temple, also known as Sri Damodara Samsthaana is a testament to Goa’s timeless spiritual traditions and architectural splendour. Nestled in the tranquil village of Zambaulim in South Goa, Bharat, Sri Damodar Temple is one of the region’s most visited pilgrimage sites, drawing devotees from […]
0 Read MoreSri Vijayadurga Temple stands as a beacon of Goa’s rich spiritual and cultural heritage. The temple is dedicated to Sri Vijayadurga Devi, who is worshipped as a divine source of strength, wisdom, and success. Located in the village of Keri, Betki or Betqui, Ponda Taluka, Goa, […]
0 Read MoreBankey Bihari Temple is one of the most famous temples in Vrindavan, Uttar Pradesh. Here, Lord Bankey Bihari is worshipped as the charming, child-like form of Lord Sri Krishna. The Deity is depicted in the Tribhanga posture, with the body bent at three places—neck, waist and knee. […]
0 Read MoreIn a landmark step towards the preservation and cleanliness of India’s sacred pilgrimage sites, Tirtha Yatra proudly launches the “Swaccha Tirtha Abhiyan” Campaign, a first of its kind initiative dedicated to restoring the sanctity, cleanliness, and environmental sustainability of revered Dhams and pilgrimage destinations throughout the country. […]
0 Read MoreThe Ashtavinayaka Temples are one of the most revered pilgrimage circuits in India, dedicated to Sri Ganesha, the remover of obstacles and the presiding deity of wisdom, prosperity, and auspicious beginnings. The word Ashtavinayaka literally means “Eight Ganesha’s” and refers to eight ancient self-manifested (Swayambhu) temples […]
0 Read MoreChelamattom Shree Krishna Swamy Temple, reverently known as Dakshina Kashi (The Kashi of the South), is an ancient and sacred temple dedicated to Lord Krishna, situated on the banks of the Periyar River in Chelamattom village, Kunnathunadu Taluk, Ernakulam district, Kerala. Conveniently, it is located about […]
0 Read MoreHidden within the sacred Badrinath Temple complex in Uttarakhand is a beautiful shrine dedicated to Sri Mahalakshmi, the eternal consort of Lord Badri Narayan. While millions of pilgrims visit Badrinath every year to seek the blessings of Lord Vishnu, many also offer prayers at this peaceful […]
0 Read MoreFrom the majestic Himalayas to the serene backwaters of Kerala, the worship of Nagas (divine serpent deities) has been an integral part of Sanatana Dharma for thousands of years. In Hindu tradition Nagas are far more than ordinary serpents. They are revered as celestial beings, protectors […]
0 Read MoreTirtha Yatra means sadhu-sanga, hari-katha, vigraha-aradhana, dhama-seva, prasada-sevana, dana-kriya and bhajana. One has to take association of devotees, hear the lilas of Hari, worship the Deity, serve the Lord in the holy place, partake prasadam, give in charity and perform bhajans. The purpose of Tirtha Yatra is to reconnect ourselves with God.