
Day 1 - Bhubaneswar
- Shree Lingaraj Temple
- Shree Mukteshwar Temple
- Shree Parshurameswar Temple
- Twin shrines of Kedareswar & Maa Gouri
- Ananta Vasudeva Temple
- Udayagiri & Khandagiri Caves
- Dhauligiri
NilaPallav
Three days, two nights, private transport, and time to stand still before each deity - a yatra of darshan and devotion, not of sightseeing.
Hara-Hari-Surya Tridev Circuit Summary
The Hara-Hari-Surya Tridev Circuit rests on a rare truth of sacred geography - three great deities enshrined within a hundred kilometres of one another. Hara at Ekamra Kshetra, Hari at Shankha Kshetra, and Arka, the Sun, at Arka Kshetra: not three gods, but three faces of the one Divine. The devotee who receives darshan of all three in a single yatra completes a circle most pilgrims spend a lifetime attempting. Twice on this journey he eats Mahaprasad from a temple kitchen, before which every distinction of caste and station dissolves. Three days, two nights, private transport, and time to stand still before each deity - a yatra of darshan and devotion, not of sightseeing. NilaPallav arranges every darshan, transfer and Mahaprasad, so the devotee carries nothing but faith.
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Sacred Journey Route
Journey Details
Traditional attire at every shrine. Shorts and sleeveless are refused at the gate.
Removed at every shrine. Carry socks for the hot stone.
Water, sunscreen, sunhat, light shawl, medication, and small cash for offerings.
Phones, cameras, leather items and bags prohibited. No photography inside.
Do not touch idols or offerings. Circumambulate clockwise. Direct any approach for paid rituals to our representative.
Request at booking. Pinda dana needs forty-eight hours' notice. Rates vary by temple.
Sealed water only. Sea bathing in the patrolled zone alone, never after dark.
NilaPallav
A yatra of darshan and devotion, not of sightseeing.