It is believed that Shiva dwells supreme at each of these spots, in the most powerful of His forms as radiant iridescence. The spiritually advanced devotees are said to be able to see the continual emission of white light from this Jyotirlinga.
Indian soil is blessed to be housing twelve Jyotirlinga in her sacred terrains. Having Darshan of at least one of them is said to be a matter of utmost spiritual delight. Imagine the blessed souls who are called upon to embark on a pilgrimage to all of them. Regardless of 12 gorgeous Jyotirlinga in India, one can cover these destinations as per their schedule and preference one can embark upon 9, 7, or 5 also, or just want to visit the more renowned of the Jyotirlingas at Srisailam, Kedarnath, Somnath or Rameswaram, we have the perfect pilgrimage package for you to indulge your spiritual yearnings in!...
Book any of our Jyotirlinga temple Darshan tour packages and transform your Jyotirlinga Yatra into a complete success. This holy yatra holds a great place in Hinduism and is believed to be one of the prime religious journeys of Lord Shiva. If you go by the Hindu mythologies then you will get to know that India is home to a total of 64 Jyotirlingas but only 12 of them are reckoned to be very auspicious and divine amongst all. This sacred embodiment of Lord Shiva is located in 8 different states of the country viz. Rameshwaram is located in Tamil Nadu, Somnath is located in Gujarat, and Kedarnath is nestled at a huge elevation in Uttarakhand.
So, what are you all waiting for? Check out our well-crafted Jyotirlinga Darshan packages and dip yourself in an immense spiritual ambiance. Pay your offerings to Lord Shiva and seek his blessing for everlasting wealth and this pious Darshan also wades off all your committed sins and sanctifies your soul and fills your mind with positive energies. Hindu folklores state that visiting pilgrimages fills you with all the Siddhis and Powers needed for a happy and healthy life.
It is a widely known fact that Lord Shiva had manifested himself in the form of a Shiva Linga during the night of Aridra Nakshatra.
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