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Divya Yatra · Himachal Pradesh Pilgrimage
One sacred circuit — Lord Shiva's Himalayan abode at Manimahesh Kailash, and darshan of the five Shaktipeeth temples of Himachal Pradesh: Chintpurni, Jwalamukhi, Naina Devi, Chamunda, and Bajreshwari Devi.
Manimahesh Kailash, cradled at over 4,000 metres in the Pir Panjal range above Chamba and Bharmour, is one of the most revered Shiva abodes in the Himalayas — believed to be visible in its reflection on the still waters of Manimahesh Lake only to the pure of heart. The helicopter yatra offers devotees, including the elderly and those with limited mobility, a swift and comfortable route to this remote shrine, cutting a demanding multi-day trek down to a single day of darshan.
This package extends that journey into a complete circuit of divine feminine energy, carrying pilgrims onward to the five Shaktipeeth temples scattered across the hills and valleys of Himachal Pradesh. Together, the Kailash darshan and the Shaktipeetha parikrama form a balanced pilgrimage — Shiva and Shakti, mountain and temple, in one itinerary.
Himachal Pradesh holds five of the fifty-one Shaktipeethas described in Hindu tradition, each marking the place where a part of Goddess Sati is believed to have fallen. This package covers darshan at all five.
Dedicated to Goddess Chinnamastika, one of the most visited Shakti shrines in Himachal, known for its uninterrupted sacred flame.
The Goddess of the eternal flame, worshipped here as a naturally burning fire rather than an idol — among the most distinctive Shaktipeethas in India.
Perched on a hilltop overlooking the Sutlej and Gobind Sagar Lake, revered as the site where the eyes of Sati fell.
Set on the banks of the Baner River against the Dhauladhar range, one of the most powerful Shakti temples in the Kangra Valley.
An ancient temple in Kangra town, historically among the wealthiest Shakti shrines in India and central to the region's devotional life.
Reach Manimahesh Kailash without the multi-day trek from Hadsar, ideal for senior devotees and time-bound pilgrims.
Shiva darshan at Kailash paired with all five Himachal Shaktipeethas in one planned pilgrimage route.
Helicopter operations are scheduled around the Manimahesh Yatra season and daily weather clearance in the high Himalayas.
Speak with a Divya Yatra pilgrimage expert to build a helicopter yatra and Shaktipeetha darshan schedule around your dates.
Enquire NowThe package covers helicopter yatra to Manimahesh Kailash in Chamba district, along with darshan of the five Shaktipeeth temples of Himachal Pradesh: Chintpurni, Jwalamukhi, Naina Devi, Chamunda Devi, and Bajreshwari Devi.
Chintpurni Devi, Jwalamukhi Devi, Naina Devi, Chamunda Devi, and Bajreshwari Devi (Kangra) — all located within Himachal Pradesh.
The yatra season generally runs from August to September, centred around Radha Ashtami, when the shrine and helicopter services are accessible, weather permitting.
No. Pilgrims can also trek on foot from Hadsar. The helicopter is offered as a faster, less strenuous alternative for devotees who prefer it.
Most devotees plan 6 to 8 days to comfortably cover the Manimahesh Kailash Helicopter Yatra along with darshan at all five Shaktipeeth temples, depending on weather and helicopter scheduling.
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