'Navagraha Yatra' with Swami Sarveshwar ji from 29th December 2017 to 1st January 2018

Celebrate New Year 2017 the Sattvic Way_29th December 2017 to 1st January 2018


with 'Long Sudarshan Kriya' at Gurudev, Sri Sri Ravi Shankar ji's birthplace, Papanasam, Tamil Nadu, India 
(Long Sudarshan Kriya is open for those who have completed the Art of Living Happiness Program)



Day wise Itinerary:

 Departure: 29th December 2017, 05:00 AM from Bangalore Ashram
Arrival: 01st January 2017, 11:00 PM at Bangalore Ashram

29th December - Departure from Main Reception building on 29th December at 05:00 AM, on the way, visit Suryanarayan Kovil temple, check in at the resort in Kumbakonam, darshan of Rahu Thirunageswaram overnight stay at the resort in Kumbakonam
Meals: Breakfast, lunch, dinner

30th December- Post breakfast, visit Agniswarar Temple, Vaitheeswaran koil temple, Thiruvenkadu and Kelaperumpallam temple, overnight stay at the resort in Kumbakonam
Meals: Breakfast, lunch, Dinner

31st December- Post breakfast, visit Thirunallaru temple, Alangudi temple and Thingaloor temple. Overnight stay at the resort in Kumbakonam
Meals: Breakfast, lunch, dinner

1st January- Experience New Year Special Long Sudarshan Kriya at Gurudev’s birthplace at Papanasam. Post breakfast, depart for Bangalore Ashram; en-route, visit Brihadeshwara temple in Tanjavoor. Overnight stay at Ashram.
Meals: Breakfast, lunch, dinner

Package Cost:
Rs. 9,990/-

 Inclusions:-
1) Transportation in comfortable AC bus
2) Accommodation in twin sharing basis
3) All meals
4) Special Darshan, Meditation and session with Swami ji in all temples

Exclusion:-
1) One day stay charges on 28th December at Ashram
2) Anything which is not included in inclusions

NOTE:-
1) Please book return ticket only for 2nd January, post lunch.


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Comments

  1. Unknown24 November 2017 at 19:28

    Jaigurudev

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  2. Unknown24 November 2017 at 19:31

    I am really so fortune in this planet as be happy always with the blessings of my pujja Gurudev

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