Package Name: Trikaal Kamakhya Shakti Spiritual Journey
Locations travelling to: Kamakhya • Umananda • Navagraha • Bhairava • Tara • Kali • Dhumavati • Matangi • Bhuvaneswari • Bhagalamukhi • Chinnamasta • Kameswar • Koutilinga • Tripura Bhairavi • Chakreswar • Basishta • Ugra Tara
Journey Experience:
✓ Asia✓ India✓ Culture✓ Heritage✓ Religious✓ Spiritual✓ Hills
An in-depth Shakti pilgrimage centred on the Kamakhya Shakti Peetha and the shrines of the Dasha Mahavidya on Nilachal Hill, together with Umananda, the Navagraha Temple, Ugra Tara and Basishta.
Day 1 | Arrival → Kamakhya
- Arrival at Guwahati; drive to Kamakhya and hotel check-in.
- Darshan at the Kamakhya Shakti Peetha, subject to queue and timings. Overnight stay.
Day 2 | Nilachal Hill – Dasha Mahavidya Shrines
- Darshan at the Mahavidya shrines on Nilachal Hill — Tara, Kali, Dhumavati, Matangi, Bhuvaneswari, Bhagalamukhi, Chinnamasta and Tripura Bhairavi, subject to access.
- Darshan at the Bhairava shrine. Overnight stay.
Day 3 | Umananda & Guwahati Temples
- Visit Umananda Temple on Peacock Island (by boat), subject to conditions.
- Darshan at the Navagraha Temple and Sri Kameswar / Koutilinga shrines, subject to time. Overnight stay.
Day 4 | Ugra Tara, Chakreswar & Basishta
- Darshan at Sri Ugra Tara Temple and Sri Chakreswar shrine.
- Visit Basishta Ashram. Personal prayer and sadhana. Overnight stay.
Day 5 | Final Darshan → Departure
- Early morning darshan at Kamakhya, subject to time.
- Begin return journey. Yatra concludes with the blessings of the Divine Mother.
Major Temple Darshans
- Kamakhya Shakti Peetha
- Dasha Mahavidya shrines, Nilachal Hill
- Umananda Temple, Peacock Island
- Navagraha Temple, Guwahati
- Sri Ugra Tara Temple
- Sri Kameswar & Koutilinga
- Sri Chakreswar
- Basishta Ashram
Note: Darshan, temple entry, pooja / seva and special-entry arrangements are subject to the respective temple authorities, their availability, timings, regulations and booking policies. The itinerary may be adjusted due to travel / transport schedules, weather, local conditions, temple restrictions or other unforeseen circumstances.
