There has been a noticeable increase in pilgrim trips to Ayodhya since the Ram Mandir temple was recently dedicated.
This city is an important Hindu pilgrimage site since it is thought to be the birthplace of Lord Ram.
Varanasi, regarded as one of the holiest towns in Hinduism, provides a comprehensive immersion into Hindu customs and ceremonies.
It is a very wonderful experience to watch the holy rituals near the Ganges.
One of the twelve Jyotirlinga temples devoted to Lord Shiva, the Mahakal Temple draws followers from all around India.
The Kumbh Mela is a well-known Hindu event and pilgrimage that takes place in Ujjain once every twelve years.
Known as the 'Yoga Capital of the World,' Rishikesh is tucked away in the Himalayas by the Ganges River
and draws visitors looking for peaceful surroundings, yoga retreats, and meditation classes.
One of the most popular pilgrimage sites in the world, the Venkateshwara Temple, is located in Tirupati, nestled in the Tirumala hills. The temple,
which is devoted to Lord Venkateshwara, a manifestation of Lord Vishnu, provides worshippers with a potent spiritual bond.
Shirdi, the final resting place of the holy saint Sai Baba, is now a well-liked destination for followers looking for serenity and blessings.
A distinct spiritual experience can be had by following the teachings of this saint and the tranquility of the Sai Baba Temple.
One of the main hubs of Hinduism is Puri, which is home to the famous Jagannath Temple, a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
Thousands of devotees are drawn to the colorful spectacle that is the yearly Rath Yatra (chariot festival).
Based on the belief that Lord Krishna ruled an ancient kingdom, Dwarka is a well-known Hindu pilgrimage destination.
A main attraction for believers is the exquisitely crafted Dwarkadhish Temple, which is devoted to Lord Krishna.
The most sacred site for Sikhs, the Golden Temple, draws tourists and pilgrims from all over the world.
The temple's tranquil environment and community service (langar) program leave a lasting effect.
Khajuraho is well-known for its finely carved temples that display both Hindu and Jain imagery,
but for those who are interested in the art and symbolism of ancient India, it offers a deeper spiritual connection.