Temple circuits run by drivers who know the towns.
Khatu Shyamji, Salasar, Nakoda, Ranakpur, Somnath and Dwarka — planned around darshan timings, not just distances.
Pilgrimage travel has its own logic. Darshan slots open and close, some temples ban phones at the gate, and parking a 45-seater near a crowded shrine on Ekadashi is a skill. Our drivers on these routes have run them many times, which is worth more than any itinerary document — they know which gate to drop at and where the group can actually reassemble afterwards.
How we run it
- Itineraries built around darshan timings, not just drive times
- Drivers experienced on the major temple circuits
- Comfortable vehicles for older travellers
- Help coordinating dharamshala and trust accommodation
- Attendant on board for larger groups
What’s included
- Route planned around temple opening hours
- Assistance with parking and group drop points
- Vegetarian-friendly halt recommendations
- Extra time built in for aarti and queues
- Support for groups travelling with elderly members
Common questions
Do you organise Khatu Shyamji and Salasar together?
Constantly — it is among our most frequent bookings. Two days and one night covers both without rushing. Many groups add Rani Sati at Jhunjhunu as a third stop.
Can you arrange accommodation at temple dharamshalas?
We can help coordinate and advise which trusts take large groups, but the booking itself is made with the trust directly. We will tell you honestly where a group of fifty will and will not fit.
Are your vehicles suitable for elderly pilgrims?
For groups with older travellers we recommend an AC coach with 2×2 seating rather than 2×3, and we build in longer and more frequent halts. Tell us the group profile when you enquire and we will suggest accordingly.