Mayapur Spiritual Yatra: A Divine Journey

Experience Bliss: A soulful 3-day pilgrimage to Mayapur, the heart of Gaudiya Vaishnavism. Visit the grand ISKCON temple and Yoga Peeth, and witness the mesmerising Ganga Aarti.

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Mayapur Spiritual Yatra: A Divine Journey – 2 Nights / 3 Days

There is a unique vibration in the air of Mayapur that instantly calms the restless mind. Known as the spiritual capital of the world, this sacred land on the banks of the Ganges is where Sri Chaitanya Mahaprabhu began the Harinam Sankirtan movement. Our “Mayapur Vaishnava Yatra” is a deep dive into this ocean of devotion. Whether you are walking through the peaceful gardens of local Ashrams or witnessing the magnificent Aarti at the Temple of the Vedic Planetarium, this journey is designed to help you reconnect with your inner self.

Tour Highlights:

This package helps travellers quickly visit West Bengal’s holy sites, like ISKCON temple and Yoga Peeth while experiencing true spiritual peace.

Witness the world’s largest Vedic temple architecture.
Pray at the sacred birthplace of Mahaprabhu.
Explore the original headquarters of Gaudiya Vaishnavism.
Join the daily chanting that fills the air.
Enjoy a peaceful sunset over the holy river.

Price

Price Starts from ₹ 13500/- per person

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Day-wise Itinerary

Day 1 - Arrival in the Land of Sankirtan.

Arrive in Kolkata and drive through the scenic Bengal countryside to reach Mayapur. After checking into your guest house, spend your evening at the ISKCON Chandrodaya Temple. The evening, with Arati and soul-stirring Kirtans, provides a perfect start to your spiritual retreat.
Overnight stay in Mayapur.

Day 2 - Exploring Yoga Peeth & Sacred Maths.

Start your day at Yoga Peeth, the holy birthplace of Sri Chaitanya Mahaprabhu. Later, visit the Sri Chaitanya Math and various local Ashrams that echo with ancient traditions. In the afternoon, take a peaceful boat ride on the Ganges to witness the sunset before the evening temple programs.
Overnight stay in Mayapur.

Day 3 - Final Blessings & Return Journey.

Enjoy a final morning walk around the temple complex and participate in the early morning Mangala Arati. After breakfast and some time for spiritual shopping, we begin our drive back to Kolkata. We will drop you at the airport or station with a heart full of divine memories.
Tour Ends.

2 nights in clean, comfortable AC guest houses or hotels.
Private air-conditioned car for the entire Kolkata-Mayapur-Kolkata trip.
Daily breakfast at the hotel to start your mornings well.
All toll taxes, parking fees, and driver allowances are covered.
A local expert to explain the deep history of Mayapur.

Airfare or train tickets to reach Kolkata.
Laundry, telephone calls, tips, and any souvenir shopping.
Any private Dakshina or donations made at the temples.
Lunch and dinner (allowing you to explore various Prasadam options).
5% GST is applicable on the total package price.

FAQs

Is Mayapur open to people of all religions?

Yes, Mayapur is a global centre for spirituality and welcomes everyone. People from all over the world come here to experience the culture, music, and peaceful lifestyle of the Vaishnava tradition.

What kind of food is available in Mayapur?

Mayapur is famous for its pure vegetarian “Prasadam.” You can find high-quality, delicious meals at the ISKCON kitchen (Gada Bhavan) and several local restaurants serving clean Indian and international food.

What is the best time to visit?

The most pleasant weather is from October to March. However, visiting during festivals like Gaura Purnima (Feb/March) is a once-in-a-lifetime experience, though it can be very crowded.

How far is Mayapur from Kolkata?

It is about 130 km from Kolkata. The drive usually takes 4 to 5 hours, depending on traffic, which is why we recommend a minimum 2-night stay.

Is there a dress code for the temples?

While there is no strict “uniform,” it is respectful to wear traditional Indian clothes. Avoid shorts and sleeveless tops. Most pilgrims wear light cotton Kurtas or Sarees to stay comfortable.