Sacred Pilgrimage to North India

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About the Sacred Pilgrimage to North India

The purpose of this journey, Sacred Pilgrimage to North India, is to provide our travelling Yogis an introduction to the ancient Spiritual traditions of North India – Hinduism, Buddhism & Sikhism Whilst there are many paths to the truth of your own calling, all of the great mystic traditions point to the same truth, we are all connected in the energy of Loving Awareness, in truth we are all One. On this pilgrimage we will explore and immerse in these three revered and very different traditions. Each with their own unique teachings, traditions and culture. Three different paths…One Conscious Heart. The journey begins in the capital of India, New Delhi, an important political center and the capital of many past empires. We then head south in our luxury private bus to Agra, the home of the Mughal empire and the Taj Mahal. Built by Mughal Emperor Shah Jahan in memory of his beloved wife and Queen Mumtaz Mahal in 1631. Next is a wonderful train journey to the holy Hindu city of Varanasi, situated on the Ganges River. We continue east to Bodhgaya, where Buddha reached enlightenment under the Bodhi Tree over 2500 years ago and the most important pilgrimage site for Buddhists around the globe. Lastly, we fly up to the capital of Sikhism, Amritsar to experience the majestic Golden Temple – A symbol of humanity and equality. This sacred pilgrimage will include regular Yoga, Meditation and Satsang, blending the tour together in Conscious Awareness and Loving Kindness.    

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Sacred Pilgrimage to North India

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For those who do not wish to pay for a single room, we automatically arrange same sex twin room sharing. You can also nominate the name of your room buddy in the booking form.
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