Rameshwaram · Dwarka · Jagannath Puri · Nepal – Kathmandu · Jyotirlinga Darshan · South India · Gangasagar · Ayodhya – Kashi
Eleven Jyotirlingas, Kanyakumari, Tirupati, Gangasagar and Nepal
A 29-day special train covering all three dhams — Dwarka, Rameshwaram and Jagannath Puri — with eleven Jyotirlingas, Kanyakumari, Tirupati, Gangasagar and Nepal–Kathmandu.
A 29-day yatra on the Teen Dham special pilgrimage train, covering eleven Jyotirlingas, Kanyakumari, Tirupati, Gangasagar and Nepal (Kathmandu).
The special train departs from Jaipur/Kota railway station on Sunday, 03 January 2027.
At places marked (*) in the itinerary, the company arranges a bus from the railway station to the temple and back, so pilgrims walk less.
₹53,500 per person
Advance booking amount: ₹2,000
Includes meals, tea, breakfast, motor, bus, steamer and railway second-class fare.
Pay an advance of ₹2,000 per person in cash at the Jai Bhawani Shankar Tirth Yatra Company office in Hindaun City or any branch office.
The balance must be paid eight days before the yatra begins.
Day 1
The yatra departs from Jaipur / Kota / Delhi railway station.
Day 2
Bath in the Narmada, Omkareshwar Jyotirlinga darshan. (By bus from Ujjain)
Day 3
Bath in the Shipra, Mahakaleshwar Jyotirlinga darshan, Bada Ganesh temple, Harsiddhi Mata temple, Santoshi Mata temple.
Day 4
Triveni Sangam bath, Somnath Mahadev Jyotirlinga darshan, Param Dham, Kamnath Mahadev.
Day 5
Bath in the Gomti, sea bath, Dwarkadhish temple darshan.
Day 5
Bet Dwarka, Shri Krishna Mahal, Rukmini temple, Nageshwar Jyotirlinga darshan, Gopi Talab.
Day 7
Bhimashankar Jyotirlinga darshan. (By bus from Pune and Manmad)
Day 8
Trimbakeshwar Jyotirlinga, bath in the Godavari, Panchavati, Sita Gufa, Marich Gufa.
Day 8
Darshan of Shirdi Sai Baba. (By bus)
Day 9
Grishneshwar Jyotirlinga darshan. (By bus)
Day 9
The world-famous ancient Shani Dev temple (shops and houses here still have no doors).
Day 10
Parli Vaijnath Mahadev Jyotirlinga darshan.
Day 11
Darshan of Lord Venkateswara at the Tirupati Balaji temple on Tirumala hill. (By local bus)
Day 13
Kanyakumari temple darshan, bath at the meeting of the Indian Ocean, Bay of Bengal and Arabian Sea, Vivekananda Rock Memorial, sunrise or sunset.
Day 14
Rameshwaram dham, sea bath, Ram Kund, Sita Kund, Ram Jharokha, bath in the 22 kunds, Rameshwaram Jyotirlinga darshan.
Day 15
Meenakshi Devi temple and Sundareshwar Mahadev temple darshan.
Day 16
Shri Mallikarjuna Jyotirlinga. (By bus from Vijayawada)
Day 18
Jagannath Puri temple darshan, Singh Dwar, Ashwa Dwar, sea bath. The temple is one mile from the station.
Day 19
Holy dip at Gangasagar, darshan of Kapil Muni. (By bus from Kolkata)
Day 20
Kali Devi temple, Howrah Bridge, Victoria Memorial.
Day 21
Bodh Gaya main temple, Naulakha temple, Japanese temple, Tibetan temple.
Day 21
Bath in the Phalgu, Akshay Vat, pind daan, Vishnupad darshan.
Day 22
Bath in the Ganga, Kashi Vishwanath Jyotirlinga darshan, Annapurna temple, Tulsi Manas temple.
Day 23
On day 23 pilgrims travel by bus from Nautanwa, reaching Kathmandu late at night for the night stay.
On day 24, darshan of Pashupatinath, the Bagmati, Swayambhu and Budhanilkantha; on day 25, departure from Kathmandu to Nautanwa.
Day 26
Triveni Sangam bath at Prayagraj, Akshay Vat, the old fort, Hanuman temple.
Day 27
Bath in the Saryu, Ram Janmabhoomi, Hanumangarhi, Kanak Bhawan, Sita Rasoi, Maniram Chhavni.
Day 28
Bath at Har Ki Pauri, Haridwar.
Day 29
The yatra ends at Jaipur / Kota railway station.
Special pilgrimage train (railway second class).
Bus from station to temple at places marked (*); bus and steamer for sightseeing.
Every pilgrim gets a cushioned berth to sleep on. Please bring light bedding. Where there is no train, the company arranges stay in a dharamshala.
Tea, breakfast, and lunch and dinner with one dal, one vegetable, rice and roti are fully arranged by the company. Tea is served at 4 pm.
Every pilgrim must bring one passport-size photograph, as railway rules require identity cards for passengers on a special train (do not send by post). The company will get the identity cards made.
Bring a plastic bucket, a clothes-drying rope, a torch and any medicines you take. Please also bring light bedding.
Women travelling alone and elderly pilgrims can travel on our pilgrimage train — the atmosphere is like a family, so no one feels alone.
At places marked (*), the company arranges a bus from the railway station to the temple and back. Where there is no (*), the temple is near the station and pilgrims walk or travel at their own cost. Guides accompany the group.
The company arranges watchmen on every coach for luggage safety; however, the company is not responsible for any loss. Enough staff are arranged for cooking and serving food.
The cost of taking a pilgrim to a doctor or calling a doctor is borne by the pilgrim.
Pilgrims claiming LTC/LFC will receive their money receipt, a yatra certificate and a copy of the railway programme, but the company is not responsible for getting the LTC sanctioned.
As per Railway Board letter No. R/A 41/197 PT 10 (Policy) Rule No. 305 (9) dated 25.9.97, all fare concessions (senior citizens, children, disabled, etc.) are withdrawn for special trains and special coaches, so no such concession is available on this yatra.
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