Shirdi
A small town built around the shrine. The Samadhi Mandir, Gurusthan, Dwarkamai and the Chavadi stand close together, so the first round is made on foot.
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Home of Lord Jagannath and one of the Char Dham pilgrimage seats, famous for its annual Rath Yatra of giant chariots.
The first among the twelve Jyotirlingas, standing on the Arabian Sea coast, destroyed and rebuilt across the centuries.
Mumbai’s most beloved Ganesha shrine, drawing long queues of devotees seeking the remover of obstacles.
A grand temple in Ayodhya, the birthplace of Lord Ram.
The royal temple of Travancore, famed for its massive treasure and the reclining Vishnu seen through three doors.
At Temple World, we plan the visit and then step aside: the darshan, the booking and the gift stay with the temple.
What we hold to
Truthful
We print only what a shrine’s own trust would stand behind. No guessed darshan times, no guessed fees, no rumours.
Unhurried
We group the stops in the order the town keeps. How long you stay is our suggestion, never the temple’s rule.
Sourced
Where you need a time, a fee or a booking rule, we tell you where the temple publishes it, and we send you there.
Handed over
We plan the visit, then send you to the temple’s own desk to book and to give.
Open about money
Planning is free. Paid placements are ranked in the open and marked as sponsored, so you always see who paid.
Respectful
We keep each faith’s own words: sewa and langar at Harmandir Sahib, darshan and archana at the mandir.
For temples
Temple World is free for devotees because temples, trusts and faith brands can pay to be seen. Placements are ranked in the open, by bid, and every one is marked as sponsored. The plan itself is never for sale: the order of darshan is the temple’s, not ours.
If you serve pilgrims, view the sponsored placement board and see how ranking works.
Temple towns
Towns we have planned stop by stop, in the order each one keeps.
Where are you going?
Varanasi
The river comes first. Kashi custom puts the bath at the ghats before the darshan, then the corridor climbs from the riverfront to the Jyotirlinga.
Plan this visitMadurai
A temple-city: the old streets run in squares around its walls. Madurai sees the goddess first and her consort after, and the plan keeps that order.
Plan this visitTirupati
Two places, not one. The shrine is on Tirumala hill; the trains, the flights and most of the town are below it, and Tiruchanur is in the plain beyond.
Plan this visitAmritsar
A walled complex entered on foot, with the old city’s bazaars at its gates. Heads stay covered, feet stay bare, and anyone may take a turn in the langar.
Plan this visitKedarnath
There is no road to the temple. The trek starts at Gaurikund; helicopter flights use the valley helipads. The shrine is shut all winter, so we plan around the season.
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