New Delhi – Trivandrum – Amma’s Ashram – Trivandrum – Coimbatore – Isha Ashram – Coimbatore – Bangalore – Tiruvannamalai – Bangalore – New Delhi – Dharamshala – New Delhi
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Our journey begins with flights. First, you will arrive in Delhi, and then transfer to a domestic flight to Trivandrum, located in Southern India. This day is dedicated to travel and settling in. It allows you to leave daily routines behind and prepare for the spiritual adventure ahead.
In the morning, you will travel from Trivandrum to Amma’s Ashram, located on the picturesque coast of Kerala. This is a renowned place of power where spiritual practice harmoniously blends with tradition and the energy of the ocean.
The ashram was founded by Mata Amritanandamayi Devi, known worldwide as Amma, or the “hugging mother.” Thousands of pilgrims from all over the world come here to receive her darshan—a hug that is considered a source of inner peace and spiritual purification.
Here, you will immerse yourself in an atmosphere of yoga, meditation, and contemplation, all to the sound of the ocean. The ashram’s space is filled with tranquility and provides the ideal conditions to prepare for the journey ahead.
You will spend the night at Amma’s Ashram.
In the morning, you will fly from Trivandrum to Coimbatore, a city located at the foot of the picturesque Western Ghats.
From Coimbatore, you will travel to the Isha Ashram, a world-renowned spiritual center founded by the mystic and contemporary teacher, Sadhguru.
This is a unique space where nature and spirituality are deeply intertwined, creating an atmosphere for inner transformation. You will connect with a place that teaches humility and helps you prepare for the journey ahead.
You will spend the night at the Isha Ashram.
You will dedicate this entire day to immersing yourself in the space of the Isha Ashram, one of India’s most famous spiritual centers.
This is not just Sadhguru’s abode, but an entire complex where everything is conducive to practice: yoga classes, meditations, and breathing rituals take place here. The ashram’s atmosphere helps you let go of the unnecessary, dive into inner silence, and discover new horizons within yourself.
The day’s main center of gravity will be the magnificent Adiyogi Shiva statue, its face turned to the heavens. It serves as a reminder of the roots of yoga and its transformational power. This day will allow you to find clarity and inner strength for the journey ahead.
You will spend the night at the Isha Ashram.
You will spend another morning at the ashram, continuing to deepen your path of inner transformation. This day will be dedicated to meditation, breathing practices, and yoga, allowing you to immerse yourself even more fully in the process.
The ashram’s atmosphere creates a unique space of silence where the usual rhythm of the world fades away. Your body, breath, and consciousness will begin to work as a single instrument. Here, the pilgrimage becomes a true path to oneself, opening up the opportunity for profound personal purification and transformation.
You will spend the night at the Isha Ashram.
In the morning, you will fly from Coimbatore to Bangalore. Upon arrival, you will travel to Tiruvannamalai, an ancient city located at the foot of the sacred Mount Arunachala.
This mountain is considered a manifestation of Shiva in the form of fire and one of India’s most powerful places of power, believed to purify karma. It was also home to the famous sage Ramana Maharshi, whose teachings on self-inquiry and inner silence continue to inspire pilgrims.
In the evening, you will have the opportunity to experience the city’s unique atmosphere, where religion, esotericism, and mysticism merge.
You will spend the night at a hotel in Tiruvannamalai.
Today, you will undertake the main pilgrimage of this region—the kora (ritual circumambulation) around the sacred Mount Arunachala
This ancient ritual is considered a powerful practice that purifies karma, fills you with energy, and aids in spiritual growth
Along the way, you will see numerous temples and shrines, and encounter sadhus and ascetics, immersing yourself in an atmosphere of humility and inner purification
In the evening, you will return to the hotel. Overnight in Tiruvannamalai
After your night in Tiruvannamalai, you will leave the sacred Mount Arunachala and travel to Bangalore, a dynamic city of technology and contrasts, offering a shift from the tranquility of the pilgrimage.
From Bangalore, you will fly to New Delhi, returning to the very heart of India.
This day is dedicated to travel and will serve as a time for reflection, allowing you to integrate the experiences gained at the ashrams and during the kora.
You will spend the night at a hotel in New Delhi.
Today, you will embark on a trek to the Triund plateau, passing through coniferous forests where new horizons open up around every turn.
The ascent to an altitude of 2,850 meters will be not only a physical challenge but also an inner practice, attuning you to silence and concentration. A breathtaking panorama of the Dhauladhar range opens up from the summit.
This place has long been considered a point of power, where the mysticism of the Himalayas meets the life of pilgrims. Here, you can immerse yourself in meditation and experience inner peace.
In the evening, you will return to Dharamsala with a sense of accomplishment from the journey.
You will spend this day at the residence of the Dalai Lama
You will have the chance to connect with the living tradition of Tibetan Buddhism, observing the monks’ practices to the rhythm of prayer drums
You will spend the night at a hotel in Dharamsala
Today, you will embark on a trek to the Triund plateau
The ascent to an altitude of 2,850 meters
This place has long been considered a point of power, where you can immerse yourself in meditation and feel a deep inner peace
You will spend the night at a hotel in Dharamsala
In the morning, you will fly from Dharamsala to New Delhi
In New Delhi, you will transfer to your international flight home.
The flight back will be a time for reflection on the entire journey: the experiences from the ashrams, the kora, and the mountain trails will come together into a single, transformative picture
