Tuesday, 13 January 2015

Book Pilgrimage Packages to these Places any time of the Year

India is a nation of varied religions, beliefs and faiths. Pilgrimages in the various religious sites are common incidence too all seasons of the year. Here is a list of 5 Places where you can book Pilgrimage packages all seasons of the year.



1. Vaishno Devi: Vaishno Devi Yatra consumes an important place in the beliefs of Hindus. This sacred cave shrine is in the Trikuta Hills of the Jammu & Kashmir is abode of the deity "Mata Rani". You can plan a trip anytime of the year. Anybody who travels to Vaishno Devi shrine prays for success and happiness.

2. Rishikesh & Hardwar: These two important religious centre are blessed with the presence of River Ganga, which is regarded to fresh away the sins of individuals who experience sorry. Haridwar and Rishikesh are two well-known places in Uttarakhand which are pilgrim places for people come to take a dip in the sacred rich waters. You can visit anytime of the year though winters the waters are chilly.



3. Amritsar: This is a well-known pilgrimage place for Sikhs. It is the house of Harmandir Sahib, well known as €the Fantastic Temple', surrounded by the sarovar. The Gurudwara is a haven of serenity one must definitely go for a pilgrimage to. You can viist any season and find peace.

4. Goa: Churches in Goa can be frequented all season. The vacation location is visited all season of the year so can the churches. The most popular ones are Basilica of Bom Christ, Se Cathedral, Cathedral of St Francis of Assisi and Cathedral of St Catherine.

5. Shirdi: In the Ahmednagar region of Maharashtra, Shirdi, the house of Sai Baba, a beggar who went to become a religious icon who considered God is one. You can travel all seasons of the year and be blessed by the holy ambiance.

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