'Navagraha Yatra' with Swami Purnachaitanya ji from 14th to 18th February 2018

Enhance the sattvic vibrations of one of the most revered and intriguing Indian festivals of India, Mahashivratri 2017, with the holy 'Navagraha Yatra' from the Art of Living Ashram, Bengaluru

14th February 2018 to 18th February 2018 

@15,600/- INR per person

Day wise Itinerary:

15 February: Departure from main reception building on 14th February at 10 PM. Check in at the resort in Kumbakonam. Post breakfast Navagraha Yatra will commence with darshan of Rahu Thirunageswaram Temple followed by Suriyanar Kovil Alangudi temple and Thingaloor temple. Overnight stay at the resort in Kumbakonam

 16 February:
Post breakfast, visit Agniswarar temple, Vaitheeswaran koil temple, Thiruvenkadu and Kelaperumpallam temple. Overnight stay at the resort in Kumbakonam

 17 February:
Post breakfast, Navagraha Yatra will conclude with darshan at Thirunallaru temple. Post lunch, visit Gurudev's Birthplace in Papansam, overnight stay at Resort in Kumbakonam

18 February:
Post breakfast, depart for Bangalore Ashram, visit Brihadeshwara temple in
Tanjavoor. Overnight stay at Ashram.

Inclusions:-
1) Transportation in A/C Bus
2) Stay at the 4 star resort in Kumbakonam
3) All meals
4) Special darshan, meditation and session with Swami Ji in all temples
5) Visit to Gurudev’s birthplace at Papanasam
NOTE:-
Please book return ticket only for 19 February, post lunch.

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