Spiritual Retreat to Taptapani & Little Tibet

Focus: Sacred Hot Springs of Taptapani, The Great Jirang Monastery, and the meditative silence of the Chandragiri Hills.

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Taptapani & Little Tibet Tour Package Expedited 2 Nights / 3 Days

Deep within the emerald hills of South Odisha lies a sanctuary where the earth itself offers healing. This 3-day spiritual journey is designed to cleanse both the body and the soul. We begin at the sacred Taptapani, where natural, boiling sulphur springs have bubbled from the ground for centuries a gift of Mother Nature used for spiritual purification. From there, we ascend to the “Valley of Peace” in Chandragiri. Here, amongst the fluttering prayer flags and the golden glow of the Padmasambhava Mahavihara Monastery, you will find a silence so profound it allows you to hear your own heart. This is not just a tour; it is a pilgrimage to find your inner balance.

Tour Highlights:

This package helps travellers quickly visit Odisha’s holy sites, like Taptapani, Little Tibet, while experiencing true spiritual peace.

Experience the body-healing power of natural hot springs.
Sit in the presence of the 23-foot Golden Buddha.
Spin the sacred wheels to send prayers into the universe.
Discover the peaceful, secluded lifestyle of Tibetan monks.
Connect with God through the untouched beauty of nature.

Price

Price Starts from ₹ 7999/- per person

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Day-wise Itinerary

Day 1: Arrival & The Healing Waters of Taptapani.

Arrive at Berhampur and begin your climb to the Eastern Ghats. Upon reaching Taptapani, visit the local temple and offer your prayers. End your day with a meditative soak in the natural hot springs. The warmth of the water is believed to wash away physical ailments and spiritual blockages alike.

Day 2: The Golden Light of Jirang Monastery.

After a peaceful morning, we drive to the Tibetan settlement of Chandragiri. Spend your day at the Great Jirang Monastery, the largest Buddhist temple in Eastern India. Witness the monks’ morning chants, rotate the sacred prayer wheels, and sit in silent meditation under the gaze of the 23-foot gold-plated Buddha.

Day 3: Nature’s Silence & Departure.

Awaken early for a final prayer session by the spring. Take a quiet walk through the forest, soaking in the life-giving energy of the old-growth trees and the morning mist. After breakfast, we depart for Berhampur, refreshed and with a mind full of divine peace.

2 nights in calm, spiritual-focused eco-cottages or guest houses.
Private air-conditioned car for all transfers and temple visits.
Pure vegetarian (Sattvic) breakfast included at your stay.
Respectful local driver who understands the needs of spiritual travellers.
All road taxes and parking fees are already handled.

Any donation-based entry fees or personal offerings at temples.
Your main train or air tickets to Berhampur/Bhubaneswar.
Expenses for any special poojas or private meditation sessions.
Lunch and dinner are left for you to choose your preferences.
5% GST on the final package price.

FAQs

Is the hot spring water clean for a holy dip?

Yes, the water at Taptapani flows naturally from the earth and is channelled into clean bathing tanks. It is considered very auspicious and is used by locals for healing and cleansing rituals.

Can I participate in the meditation at the Monastery?

Absolutely, the Jirang Monastery is a place of worship. Visitors are welcome to sit quietly in the prayer hall during non-service hours for personal meditation and reflection.

What is the best time for a spiritual visit?

The winter months (October to March) are best. The cool air makes the hot springs more therapeutic and the atmosphere at the Monastery more meditative.

Is vegetarian food readily available?

Yes, this region is very vegetarian-friendly. Most eateries near the spiritual sites serve light, healthy vegetarian meals.

Is the Monastery open every day?

Yes, the Monastery is usually open to devotees throughout the week. However, we recommend maintaining silence as it is a working residence for monks and students.