A Jyotirlinga is a Hindu temple dedicated to one of Shiva’s numerous manifestations. In its original sense, the term “Jyotirlinga” means “Shiva’s light”. The idiom, which is used to describe any temple that is regarded as a source of spiritual energy, is common in Hindu temples. Jyotirlingainmaharashtra.com 2-night, 3-day, 3-jyotirlinga vacation package takes you to 3 jyotirlingas in Maharashtra, where you will have a life-changing, exquisite experience of feeling one with the great almighty. Your holiday will be as comfortable as possible thanks to the arrangements made by jyotirlingainmaharashtra.com, including a good hotel room with all the amenities, quick transportation, and any necessary train, plane, or bus ticket purchases.

Itinerary for 3 Jyotirlinga in Maharashtra Tour Package

Day 01: Mumbai to Shirdi

The easiest method to travel to Shirdi is via Trimbakeshwar. Trymbakeshwar can be used to travel to Shirdi. Arrive late in the day or early in the evening at Shirdi. One of India’s most revered temples, Shirdi Saibaba Temple, is situated near Shirdi (Darshan on weekends might take 3–4 hours). Making a Darshan appointment online is highly recommended.

Day 02: Shirdi to Ahmednagar

Both the Grishneshwar Temple in Ellora and the Temple in Shani Shinganapur are worthwhile stops. Before travelling to Shani Shinganapur Temple, a well-known Lord Shani pilgrimage in India, stop at Grishneshwar Temple, one of Lord Shiva’s 12 Jyotirlinga Temples, in Ellora (100 miles, 2.5 hours). Arrive in Ahmednagar in the evening to spend the night. Overall driving distance of 320 kilometres.

Day 03: Ahmednagar to Mumbai

Pay a visit to Bhimashankar before you go. A worthwhile stopover is Bhimashankar (100 miles; 2.5 hours). Bhimashankar is home to one of Lord Shiva’s 12 Jyotirlinga Temples. Leave for Pune (220 km) or Mumbai (220 km) (a distance of 100 km). There are 320 kilometres to drive in its entirety