PURUSHOTTAMA YATRA

Ganga Sagar & Jagannatha Puri

Witness the scenic beauty of Seemandhra, the artistic heritage of Odisha, and the spiritual landscape of Bengal. This pilgrimage is a perfect blend of natural beauty and divine grace.

“To seek the blessings of Lord Purushottama in His own abode during the Purushottama Month is a rare spiritual fortune. We cordially invite you to be part of this sacred journey.”

Overview

Adhika Masa, also revered as Purushottama Masa, is an auspicious period dedicated entirely to the worship of our Lord. According to the Shastras, spending this sacred month in “Dana (charity), Japa (chanting), Tapas (penance), and Jnana (spiritual knowledge)” bestows immense merit.

To mark this divine occasion, our organization has organized a special 11-day pilgrimage to some of the most sacred lands in India.

Highlights

Shri Jagannath Puri: Experience the divine presence of Lord Jagannath (Purushottama) with a 3-day stay in Puri. Devotees will have the opportunity to participate in various religious rituals and spiritual activities.
Ganga Sagar : A visit to the holy confluence where the sacred River Ganga meets the Bay of Bengal. Perform sangama snana and with complete devotion, guided by expert Vedic scholars.
Shri Kurma Kshetra: The historic site where Shri Madhwacharya and Shri Narahari Tirtha met. It is home to the unique temple of Lord Vishnu’s Kurma avatar.
Travel, stay and logistics

Journey & stay

A Relaxed Pace: Unlike rushed tours, this yatra follows a “Slow Travel” philosophy. We ensure a full day’s stay at every major site so you can soak in the spiritual energy.
- Kolkata – 3 days stay
- Visakhapatnam 2 Days stay
- Jagannatha Puri – 3 Day stay
- Rajahmundry – 1 Day stay
Long-Distance Travel: Comfortable journeys via Train. (Charges are included in the package)
Inter-City Travel: Short distances covered by Bus (included in the package cost).
Local Sightseeing: For narrow lanes and local temple visits, travelers can use Auto Rickshaws (charges to be paid separately by the pilgrims).

Date

Start : 16/05/2026 : 8:00 Hrs From Bengaluru
End : 26/05/2025 : 22:00 Hrs : Bengaluru

50/50 seats available

Price

Sleeper Class : Rs. 24200/-
III AC Class : Rs. 28500/-
II AC Class : Rs 32000/-

Please see Packages section for more details

Places Covered

Bhubaneshwar
Kolkata
Ganga Sagar
Jagannatha Puri
Konark
Raghurajapur
Sakhigopal
Visakhapatnam
Simhachalam
Srikoormam
Rajahmundry

Itinerary

Day 1 : Leaving from Bengaluru
Day 2 : Bhuvneshwar
Day 3 : Kolkata
Day 4 : Ganga Sagar
Day 5 : Kolkata
Day 6 : Jagannatha Puri
Day 7 : Jagannatha Puri
Day 8 : Konark, Raghurajapur & Sakhi Gopal
Day 9: Visakhapatnam
Day 9: Shrikoormam
Day 10 : Rajahmundry
Day 11 : Return Journey to Bengaluru

Note : This is a tentative itinerary. Date wise, detailed itinerary will be provided once yatris confirm their booking with full payment.

Cancellation Policy

Since there are many third-party services involved in this package, there is no 100% cancellation available for this yatra. However, seats may be transferred to others on your own discretion. Such substitute yatris should submit their details through yatra reservation form. Also, they should arrange for their train/air tickets on their own effort.

Up to 30 March 2026 : 60% of advance payment will be refunded
30 March 2026 to 30 April 2026 : 40% Refund will be made
Beyond 30 April 2026 : No refunds are made

Please see Point number 13 of the Terms and Conditions Page for full terms of Cancellation.

Accommodation

Bhuvaneshwar : Quadruple Beds
Kolkota : Double Beds
Jagannath Puri : Double Beds
Visakhapatnam : Double Beds
Rajahmundry : Double Beds

Inclusion

Package is inclusive of

Train Charges
Bus Charges
Meals
Accommodation
Boat charges at Ganga Sagar

Exclusion

Package is inclusive of

Any local conveyances like auto rickshaw, cab or metro
Charges for Special Darshan or Seva
Charges for Shraadha

VISITS

Places Covered

Bhubaneshwar, Kolkata, Dakshineshwar, Belur Math, Ganga Sagar, Shri Jagannatha Puri, Konark, Sakhi Gopal, Raghurajapur, Shri Koormam, Simhachalam, Visakhapatnam & Rajahmundry

Jagannathapuri

Jagannath Puri is a sacred coastal city in Odisha, famous for being one of the four Char Dham pilgrimage sites. It revolves around the historic Jagannath Temple, where unique wooden deities of Lord Jagannath and his siblings are worshipped.

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Bhubaneshwar

Bhubaneswar, the capital of Odisha, is known as the “Temple City of India” because it was once home to thousands of ancient sandstone structures. The city’s center is the 11th-century Lingaraj Temple.

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Simhachala

Simhachalam is a sacred hilltop shrine near Visakhapatnam, Andhra Pradesh, dedicated to Lord Varaha Lakshmi Narasimha. The residing deity, which remains covered in a thick layer of sandalwood paste all year

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Konark

Gaya is an ancient and profoundly sacred city in Bihar, India, revered by Hindus for its significance in performing ancestral rites (Pind Daan) along the Falgu River. The sacred feet of Lord Shri Vishnu is worshipped here.

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Srikoormam

Srikurmam, located in Srikakulam, Andhra Pradesh, is home to the only temple in the world dedicated to Lord Vishnu’s Kurma (tortoise) avatar. The temple is architecturally unique, featuring a fusion of Kalinga and Dravidian styles.

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Kolkata

Kolkata, the capital of West Bengal, is widely celebrated as India’s cultural and intellectual hub, known for its rich literary history and the grand celebration of Durga Puja. Kalighat is one of the most sacred sites in Kolkata,

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