12 Jyotirlinga Darsan
12 jyotirlingas
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Duration
20 Days
Tour Type
Spiritual Adventure
Group Size
32 persons
Location
India
Overview
The twelve Jyotirlinga Darshan is a sacred pilgrimage tour of twelve shrines that are dedicated to Lord Shiva in India., Paying homage at the holy shrines of the almighty helps you to attain salvation. Jyotirlingas are considered to be the most sacred shrines of Lord Shiva, where the divine light of Lord Shiva is believed to have manifested in the form of a Lingam (a symbolic representation of Lord Shiva). The twelve Jyotirlingas are spread across different parts of India and are believed to possess immense spiritual power and significance.
The pilgrimage tour of twelve Jyotirlingas is considered to be one of the most important and sacred journeys for Hindus. It is believed that visiting all the twelve Jyotirlingas and offering prayers to Lord Shiva at these sacred shrines can bring immense blessings, spiritual growth, and inner peace to devotees.
Note: That this is merely a recommended 12-Jyotirlinga Darshan schedule to give you an idea of what's possible. We adapt the Jyotirlinga package to meet your unique requirements. If you need changes, get in touch with us so we can create a Jyotirlinga Yatra package that meets your requirements for a spiritual journey.
Duration : 18 Nights / 19 Days
Destination Covered : Pune – Bhimashankar – Shirdi – Shani Shingnapur – Aurangabad – Grishneshwar – Nashik - Trimbakeshwar – Mumbai – Porbandar – Dwarka – Somnath – Mumbai – Indore – Ujjain – Mahakaleshwar - Omkareshwar – Indore – Hyderabad – Srisailam – Hyderabad – Madurai – Rameshwaram – Delhi – Haridwar – Guptkashi – Kedarnath – Guptkashi – Haridwar – Varanasi – Deogarh – Baidyanath – Basuki Nath – Patna
Trip Highlights
- Participate in the puja ceremony at Bhimashankar
- Explore Shirdi and Shani Shingnapur
- Pray at Grishneshwar Mahadev Jyotirlinga
- Worship at the Trimbakeshwar Jyotirlinga Temple
- Aarti at Dwarkadhish Temple
- Attend Abhisheka ceremony at Nageshwar Jyotirlinga
- Early morning visit to Somnath temple
- Visit the Mahakaleshwar Temple in Ujjain
- Pay a visit to Omkareshwar Jyotirlinga Temple
- Witness the Abhishekam ceremony of Mallikarjuna Jyotirlinga
- Visit the architectural gem of Madurai- Meenakshi Amman Temple
- Mani Darshan and Kund Snan at Rameshwaram temple
- Visit Rudraprayag- Confluence of Mandakini River and Alaknanda River
- Attend Evening Ganga Aarti at Haridwar
- Attend Pooja ceremony at Kedarnath Jyotirlinga
- Visit Kashi Vishwanath Temple in Varanasi
- Pay a visit to Babadham Jyotirlinga Temple
- Worship at the Basukinath Temple
ITINERARY
Day 1: Pune to Bhimashankar (216 Km/3 Hrs.)
Day 2: Bhimashankar - Shirdi – Shani Shingnapur- Aurangabad (340 Km/7 Hrs.)
Day 3: Aurangabad - Grishneshwar – Trimbakeshwar / Nashik
Day 4: Nasik - Trimbakeshwar – Mumbai
Day 5: Mumbai - Porbandar (By flight) – Dwarka – Porbandar
Day 6: Porbandar – Somnath – Porbandar
Day 7: Porbandar to Mumbai to Indore by flight and drive to Ujjain
Day 8: Ujjain – Mahakaleshwar - Omkareshwar
Day 9: Omkareshwar – Indore - Hyderabad (flight) – Srisailam
Day 10: Mallikarjuna Temple - Drive to Hyderabad (340 Km/7Hrs.)
Day 11: Hyderabad – Madurai (flight) - Arrival Madurai – Rameshwaram
Day 12: Rameshwaram – Madurai – Delhi-(Flight)
Day 13: Delhi – Haridwar
Day 14: Haridwar – Guptkashi
Day 15: Guptkashi – Phata – Kedarnath – Phata – Guptkashi
Day 16: Guptkashi – Haridwar – Varanasi (By train)
Day 17: Arrival in Varanasi
Day 18: Varanasi – sightseeing and overnight on the train for Deogarh
Day 19: Deogarh – Baidyanath – Basuki Nath (40 Km/1 Hrs.)
Day 20: Deogarh – Drop at Patna airport to board the flight
Included/Excluded
Specialized bilingual guide
Private Transport
Entrance fees
Transportation
Puja Offerings
Accomodation
Meals
Tickets
Additional Services
Insurance
Drink
Personal Expenses
Itinerary
Day 1
Bhimshanakar
Day 1
Bhimshanakar
Start your drive to Bhimashankar as soon as you arrive in Pune. Simply roll down the windows, crank up your favorite tunes, and take in the amazing sights and the stunning scenery as you travel. Once you have arrived in Bhimashankar, check in with the appropriate hotel and relax.
One of India's 12 most significant Jyotirlingas is the Bhimashankar Jyotirlinga Temple. The temple is a historic shrine that can be found in the Sahyadri Hills. It features traditional Nagara-style architecture and is a masterpiece of early Vishwakarma sculptors. The surrounding vegetation highlights the temple's excellence.
Day 2
Shirdi
Day 2
Shirdi
The second day of the fortunate voyage begins with breakfast. After checking out of the hotel, proceed to Shirdi, which is located 183 kilometers away from the holy site Bhimashankar.
A well-known city in Maharashtra, western India, is Shirdi. Sai Baba, a spiritual figure, was born and raised in Shirdi, which is highly renowned for that fact. Many followers from all over the world travel to this important pilgrimage spot to seek Sai Baba's blessings. Visit the Samadhi Mandir, Khandoba Temple, and Shri Sai Baba Sansthan Complex as soon as you arrive in Shirdi. After that, go 65 more kilometers to Shani Shingnapur. The Shani Shingnapur Temple is devoted to Lord Shani Dev, who is regarded as the God of Justice in Hinduism. If you want to enter this revered temple, you must abide by certain rules. To enter the temple grounds, it is strongly required that you wear a dotar or dhoti, a male Hindu garment made out of a piece of fabric knotted around the waist and extending to cover most of the legs. After you arrive in this city, you will also have an incredible experience. The lack of doors in homes in this city is a unique fact, if not a world first.
Take a nighttime drive to Aurangabad. Check in at the hotel upon arrival. You may enjoy the remaining time as you please. Stay over night.
Day 3
Grishneshwar
Day 3
Grishneshwar
Early on the third day, depart for a visit to the "Grishneshwar Temple." Grishneshwar means "lord of compassion" in Sanskrit. The sacred temple is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and is also known as the Dhushmeshwar Temple. One of the twelve Jyotirlingas, it. The temple features a well-known South Indian architectural style. The 44,400 square foot temple is built with stones that are crimson in color. The shrine throws a spell on the tourists with its enchanted architecture. It is calming to the soul to praise in the temple. According to our history, the temple was rebuilt by Shivaji's great-grandfather Maloji Bhosale in the 16th century and again by Queen Ahilyabai Holkar in the 18th century. Drive to the Maharashtra city of Nashik after visiting this temple. The fact that Nashik is located on the Godavari River's bank indicates the city's significant mythical, traditional, cultural, and social significance. The city is well-known for its connections to the "Ramayana" epic literature. Prior to the Ramayana era, the city was known as "Panchavati."
If you have some free time, you should tour the neighborhood markets and the city's well-known shopping areas. Here, you may find numerous gifts, including handicrafts, brass statues, silverware, and antiquated copper artifacts. Here, you can also purchase high-quality grapes.
Spend the night in a hotel in Nashik.
Day 4
Trimbakeshwar
Day 4
Trimbakeshwar
Enjoy breakfast on the fourth day of the 12-Jyotirlinga trip before checking out of the accommodation. Make your way to Trimbakeshwar. Nearly 28 kilometers separate the Trimbakeshwar Temple from Nashik City. On the site of an earlier temple, the third Peshwa Balaji Bajirao erected the current temple. It is one of Lord Shiva's twelve sacred Jyotirlingas. The three manifestations of the Jyotirlinga that is located here include Lord Brahma, Lord Vishnu, and Lord Rudra.
The Godavari, which emerges from the majestic Brahmagiri hills, adds to the significance of this revered temple, which is thought by followers of the Hindu faith to be the location of Lord Ganesha's birth and the Tri-Sandhya Gayatri.
Day 5
Dwarka
Day 5
Dwarka
Enjoy your breakfast before leaving the hotel and driving to the airport in Mumbai to board a flight to Porbandar. Upon arrival at the airport in Porbandar, check into the hotel and unwind. You will next be given assistance to go to Dwarka to see the Nageshwar Jyotirlinga, one of the twelve Jyotirlingas. A Hindu religious text called the Shiva Purana contains information about religion and the history of this revered temple.
Inside the temple, photography is strictly forbidden, however there are some amazing photo opportunities outside the main shrine.
The centerpieces of the attraction are a sizable garden with a pond and a magnificent Lord Shiva statue that stands 25 meters tall. Return after requesting Lord Shiva's blessings.
Day 6
Somnath
Day 6
Somnath
Enjoy your early breakfast on day six before setting out for Somnath. It is a significant tourist and pilgrimage site in Gujarat. The Somnath Jyotirlinga Temple is thought to be the first of Lord Shiva's twelve Jyotirlinga shrines. The Somnath Temple is situated at Prabhas Patan, Saurashtra, on the western coast of Gujarat, close to Junagadh. A little distance from this revered temple is the confluence of the three rivers, the Kapila, Hiran, and Saraswati, known as the Triveni Maha Sangam.
The temple had a tragic past; it is reported that seventeen different kings, including Mahmud Ghazni, Alauddin Khilji, and Aurangzeb, looted and destroyed the shrine.
This temple's remarkable architecture features intricate carvings, silver doors, a significant Nandi statue, and the main Shiva linga. It was built in the Chalukya architectural style. The Somnath temple has evolved into a magnificent example of Chalukya style architecture. The impressive architecture of the temple features intricate carvings, silver doors, a significant Nandi image, and the main Shiva linga. Pay obeisance, participate in the aarti, and ask Lord Shiva for his grace.
Visit the holy temple, then return to Porbandar. Staying the night in a hotel in Porbandar
Day 7
Indore
Day 7
Indore
On the seventh day, savor your great breakfast, finish the hotel check-out procedures, and then proceed to the Porbandar Airport. Once you get to the airport, take a flight via Mumbai to Indore. When you get to Indore, go to Ujjain, an old city in the Malwa area of the Indian state of Madhya Pradesh that is close to the Kshipra River.
This city was formerly known as Ujjayini. The Mahabharata describes Ujjayani as the Avanti Kingdom's capital. One of the twelve Jyotirlingas and a well-known Hindu pilgrimage site, Ujjain is known for the ancient Mahakaleshwar Temple, which is devoted to Lord Shiva.
Day 8
Mahakaleshwar
Day 8
Mahakaleshwar
On the eighth day, leave at three in the morning and travel directly to the Mahakaleshwar Temple to take part in the revered Bhasm Aarti. It is the first ceremony performed at the temple each day. To awaken Lord Shiva, the Bhasm Aarti is performed.
Return to the hotel for a nice breakfast after the aarti, then finish the check-out procedures and get ready to explore Omkareshwar. The revered Omkareshwar Temple is one of the 12 Jyotirlinga shrines of Lord Shiva and is a well-known and important Hindu temple. On an island in the Narmada River called Mandhata, also called Shivapuri, is where the temple is situated.
The island's shape is thought to resemble the Hindu letter "Om." The most popular religious tourist destination in Madhya Pradesh is Omkareshwar. After arriving, do the check-in procedures and relax at the appropriate hotel. In the evening, pay a visit to the Omkareshwar Temple and take in the lovely Aarti.
For an overnight stay in Omkareshwar, go back to the hotel.
Day 9
Omkareshwar
Day 9
Omkareshwar
Seek Lord Shiva's grace by taking part in the Abhishekam ritual at the Omkareshwar Jyotirlinga early in the morning. Breakfast should be consumed back at the hotel following which you should check out and start traveling to Indore. You will be driven to the airport in Indore. alight your aircraft for Hyderabad.
Start your drive to Srisailam as soon as you arrive in Hyderabad. The Mallikarjuna Swamy Temple, which is nestled atop the Nallamala Hills, is Srisailam's most well-known landmark. This town is found in the Kurnool district of the Indian state of Andhra Pradesh. It is devoted to Lord Shiva, the destructor god. One of the twelve Jyotirlingas is Mallikarjuna Jyotirlinga.
Continue on after arriving to see the lovely Mallikarjuna Jyotirlinga Temple. Sri Bhramaramba Mallikarjuna Temple and Srisailam Temple are other names for this well-known temple. Shiva worshippers from all around the nation frequent it, making it one of the most popular temples. Pay tribute, take part in the evening's spectacular aarti, and ask Lord Shiva for his grace.
Stay the night in the Srisailam hotel that has been reserved.
Day 10
Mallikarjuna Temple
Day 10
Mallikarjuna Temple
Visit the revered Mallikarjuna Jyotirlinga Temple early in the day to witness the Abhishekam ritual. Ask Lord Shiva for his blessings before returning to the hotel to savor the scrumptious breakfast. Check out of the corresponding hotel following that. Start your drive back to Hyderabad later on. After arriving, check in at the hotel, relax for a while, and then use the remaining time to tour the most well-known sights in Hyderabad, including the Charminar, Birla Mandir, and Salarjung Museum. Explore the local marketplaces if you enjoy shopping for trinkets like Hyderabadi Pearls, Kalamkari Fabrics, Lac Bangles, and other handicrafts. To satisfy your hunger, you may also savor delectable Indian cuisine in the city's renowned eateries.
Stay overnight at the hotel in Hyderabad.
Day 11
Madurai
Day 11
Madurai
On the eleventh day, get up early, get ready, eat breakfast, and finish the check-out procedures. You'll be taken by car to the airport. Take your flight to Madurai after you get at the airport. a historic city situated on the Vaigai River in the South Indian state of Tamil Nadu. This city is well-known for its historic temples that the Pandyan and Madurai Nayak kings erected in the Dravidian architectural style. The most notable location and well-known center of Hindu pilgrimage is Madurai. This city is a significant economic and educational hub in South Tamil Nadu and is home to numerous well-known temples. Many tourists stop in Madurai to enjoy this historic city.
Visit the renowned Meenakshi Amman Temple once in Madurai. The temple is dedicated to Sundareshwar, a form of Shiva, and Meenakshi, a form of Parvati. Seek the blessings of the goddess Meenakshi and continue on the route to Rameshwaram; it takes around 4 hours to drive to this island.
Upon arrival, check in to the hotel and unwind. Visit the well-known Arulmigu Ramanathaswamy Temple next. This Hindu temple, which is only dedicated to Lord Shiva and is situated on Rameswaram Island in the Tamil Nadu state, is one of the twelve Jyotirlinga temples.
This temple is best known for having the widest corridor in all of India, which spans 15 acres and is surrounded by tall Gopurams and massive walls. There is a massive corridor with pillars that is around 1220 meters long. It is said that there are 22 wells on the grounds of this revered shrine, and the water from each well has a distinctive flavor.
Stay the night at the Rameshwaram hotel.
Day 12
Rameshwaram
Day 12
Rameshwaram
Visit the temple on the twelfth day for Mani Darshan. Proceed to the Kund snan rites and feel fortunate. Additionally, seek Lord Shiva's blessings by going to the lovely Abhishekam ceremony held at the Rameshwaram Jyotirlinga Temple. Return to the hotel after that to enjoy the delectable breakfast. Complete the check-out procedures, then begin the road trip back to Madurai. Once in Madurai city, proceed immediately to the airport to get a flight to Delhi.
You will be escorted in your travel to the hotel after arriving in Delhi. After completing the check-in procedures, unwind. India's capital, Delhi, is a sizable urban center. Delhi is well-known for its tourist destinations, delectable cuisine, and numerous local marketplaces. Rashtrapati Bhavan, Parliament House, and India Gate can all be visited since it is the national capital of India. The Qutub Minar, Humayun's tomb, and other popular historical tourist destinations are worth visiting if you have an interest in history. You should tour Delhi's local marketplaces if your body and mind allow you to find wonderful gifts for your loved ones there.
In Delhi, spend the night in a hotel.
Day 13
Haridwar
Day 13
Haridwar
After breakfast on day 13, do the check-out procedures and drive to Haridwar. It is a historic Hindu pilgrimage site and ancient city that can be found in Uttarakhand's Garhwal area. Numerous devotees from all over the nation travel to the area's several largest hallowed Ghats (bathing steps) to take a dip in the revered River Ganges.
It's a common belief that bathing in the revered Har Ki Pauri atones for all of your sins. The world-famous Kumbh Mela, which is held in Haridwar every twelve years and attracts millions of visitors from around the nation to take a bath in the sacred Ganges, is held in this well-known Hindu temple town.
After you arrive in Haridwar, finish your check-in procedures and be sure to visit the renowned Chandi Devi temple, which is located on top of the Neel Parvat at the Easternmost Point of the Shivalik Hills and is devoted to Goddess Chandi Devi. Visit the Mansa Devi Temple as well, which is situated on the same mountain chain's Bilwa Parvat. The goddess Mansa Devi is honored in this revered temple. You must ride a cable car to get to these well-known temples (direct ticket purchase required). As you travel in the cable car, take in the stunning scenery. Connect at Ganga Ghat in the evening to see the stunning Ganga Aarti after an exciting day. Rishikesh and Devprayag, two well-known adjacent tourist destinations, have excellent connections to Haridwar.
Overnight stay at the hotel in Haridwar.
Day 14
Guptkashi
Day 14
Guptkashi
Enjoy your breakfast on day 14, finish the check-out process, and then drive to Guptkashi. the is situated in the Rudraprayag district of Uttarakhand's Garhwal Himalayas at a height of 1,319 meters on the western banks of the River Mandakini. The old Vishwanath Temple in Guptkashi, which is devoted to Lord Shiva and is modeled after the one in Varanasi, is well-known. Pay respect to Lord Shiva and ask for his grace.
You can spend some of your free time exploring additional well-known tourist destinations including Vishwanath Temple, Manikarnika Kund, Ardhanarishwar Temple, Gaurikund, Ukhimath, and Chopta. View Guptkashi's breathtaking scenery and take pleasure in the wonderful weather.
Stay the night in the Guptkashi hotel.
Day 15
Kedarnath
Day 15
Kedarnath
On day 15, eat a hearty breakfast before driving to Phata Helipad. Take the chopper to Kedarnath, and while you're soaring above the ground, take in the stunning vistas of the mountains and rivers. You will be given priority tickets when you arrive at the Kedarnath Jyotirlinga Temple.
On the Garhwal Himalayan range, close to the Mandakini River, is where Kedarnath Temple is located. The Pandava brothers of the illustrious Hindu epic, the Mahabharata, constructed the revered temple of Kedarnath, which was later restored by Adi Shankaracharya in the eighth century. This sacred structure is thought to be about 3000 years old. Legend has it that the Jyotirlinga represents Lord Shiva in the form of a bull with a hump.
It is one of the 12 famous Jyotirlingas of Lord Shiva and a Char Dham destination. Darshan at the Kedarnath shrine for a few hours. Enjoy the spectacular location's natural surroundings in addition to its spiritual significance and virtue. It is flanked by imposing, snow-capped mountains, and the lovely Mandakini River flows in front of it.
After receiving the holy darshan, fly back to Phata in your car, which is waiting to drive you back to the hotel.
Stay the night in the Guptkashi hotel.
Day 16
Haridwar
Day 16
Haridwar
Enjoy the overnight train journey to the land of Lord Shiva -'Varanasi'.
Day 17
Varanasi
Day 17
Varanasi
You will receive assistance in getting to the hotel once you arrive at the Varanasi train station about noon. Complete the check-in process, then unwind.
Varanasi, also referred to as "The City of Light," is a city in the Uttar Pradesh state in northern India. This holy city draws visitors from all over the world since it is known as the spiritual heart of India. Many Hindu ceremonies are performed here by visitors from different Indian states. Hindu mythology holds that if funeral ceremonies are carried out here after a person passes away, the pure soul would achieve Moksha, which is the freedom from the cycle of death and rebirth.
More than 2,000 temples can be found lining the city's meandering lanes, including Kashi Vishwanath, which is also devoted to the Hindu god Shiva. There are about 88 Ghats in the city. Two Ghats are used specifically as cremation places, whereas the majority of Ghats are designed for bathing and puja ceremonies.
You should go to Dashashwamedh Ghat to participate in the magnificent evening Ganga Aarti since the reverent Ghat has a powerful allure. Just as darkness is starting to fall everywhere, the majestic Ganga Aarti begins. Priests in saffron take their places on the platform as the aarti begins, raising enormous, heavy brass lamps in praise of the River Goddess.
Day 18
Varanasi
Day 18
Varanasi
After requesting Lord Kashi Vishwanath's favor, depart towards Sarnath, which is around 10 kilometres from Varanasi city. Sarnath is a popular destination for Buddhist pilgrims; it is known for being the site of Lord Buddha's first public sermon upon enlightenment. Later, Buddhist-centered temples and stupas were built here by rulers like King Ashoka who practiced Buddhism. You will be drawn to the past by the impressive remnants and contemporary temple. The stupas at Dharnek, Chaukhandi, and Dharmarajika are among this location's unique treasures.
Get accompanied transportation to the Varanasi train station in the evening after touring the different holy sites and well-known sights to board the overnight train to Deogarh.
Day 19
Baidyanath
Day 19
Baidyanath
When you get to Deogarh, check into the hotel you've reserved and unwind until you're totally recharged. Later, depart for a visit to Baidyanath Dham, often referred to as Vaidyanatha Jyotirlinga temple or Baba Baidyanath Jyotirlinga. It is one of Shiva's twelve holiest residences, or Jyotirlingas. It is situated in Deogarh, in the state of Jharkhand's Santhal Parganas region. This sacred town, which overlooks the Mayurakshi River, is a prominent Hindu pilgrimage site.
According to Hindu legend, Ravana, the demon king also known as Lankesh or Dashaanan, thanked Lord Shiva to obtain his favor. Ravana paid Shiva an homage by giving him each of his ten heads one by one. Shiva was pleased with this and came here to heal Ravana of his wounds. Lord Shiva is introduced as Vaidhya, which means doctor, because he described himself as a doctor. The temple gets its name from Lord Shiva's point of view.
Visit this revered temple to partake in the Abhishekam and Puja Archana ceremonies and ask Baba Bholenath's blessing. Thousands of devotees flock here to offer respect during the month of Shravan from all around India.
Later, relocate to Basukinath, a city and a district in the Indian state of Jharkhand. Visit Basukinath Temple after arriving in the city.
The Shiv and Parvati temple at Basukinath Dham is right in front of each other, and it is one of the area's older temples and is supposed to be Baba Bhole Nath's court.
You can seek the great blessings of Gods and Goddesses inside a number of additional modest temples that are located on the property. The Hindu calendar month of Shravana is the ideal time to visit this temple. During this time, there are a lot of devotees in the area. After the darshan, go back to the hotel and, if time permits, go to the evening aarti or one of the neighboring sights like Naulakha Temple or Nandan Hill.
Hotel stay for the night.
Patna
Patna
It's now time to bid Deogarh adieu before checking out of the hotel, waking up early, and visiting the temple to take part in the morning aarti at the Baidyanath Jyotirlinga Temple. Seek Lord Shiva's blessings to return to your hotel in time for a delicious breakfast.
Complete your check-out procedures on the final day of your pilgrimage before moving on to visit the nearby marketplaces. Buy lovely bangles, handwoven textiles, handloom sarees, handwoven decorative items, and other mementos for your loved ones. Don't forget to get the local delicacy, "Peda," which is a popular milk-based sweet-meat that many tourists purchase in this revered town.
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What are the 12 Jyotirlingas?
The 12 Jyotirlingas in India are Somnath, Nageshwar, Bhimashankar, Trimbakeshwar, Grishneshwar, Vaidyanath, Mahakaleshwar, Omkareshwar, Kashi Vishwanath, Kedarnath, Rameshwaram, and Mallikarjuna.
Which is the most powerful jyotirlinga?
All the Jyotirlingas have a powerful aura and not one can be picked as the most powerful Jyotirlinga. Although many believe that Mahakaleshwar Jyotirlinga in Ujjain is one of the most sacred abodes of Lord Shiva.
How are Jyotirlingas formed?
All Jyotirlingas did not form at once. There is a story behind every Jyotirlinga that was formed what is its purpose. For instance, it is believed that Daaruka (a demon) took Supriya and others to his city, Darukavana, a city under the sea. They all prayed to Lord Shiva who appeared and vanquished Daaruka. Since then, Lord Shiva resided there in the form of a Jyotirlinga.
What are the 12 Jyotirlingas' temple hours?
The Jyotirlinga temples are open for visits from 5.00 AM to 9.30 PM.
What are Abhisheka's schedule hours?
You can perform the Abhishek between 5:30 and 2:00. The Abhishek can be performed in the Bhimashankar Temple up to 5:00 PM on every Monday, Pradosh, Mahashivratri, Shravan mass, and Kartik mass.
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