Mahudi - Ambaji Trip Tour

Day wise Itinerary

• Day 1 : Arrival

  Arrive & have a darshan of Ghantakarna Mahavir Swami Temple, The main temple of Ghantakarna Mahavir was built around Vikram Savant 1980. Acharyadev Buddhi Sagarsurisvarji was inpired in a dream and drew a figure of Ghantakarna Mahavir with bow and arrow and an idol was carved accordingly. After Darshan have Sukhadi - A Traditional Sweet which is prepared from Pure Ghee, Wheat Flour and Jagger - as Prasad, Which must be eaten within the Premises in temple only and strictly prohibited to take outside as it is an inauspicious to do so. Directly start for Mount Abu (App. 200 Kms / 04 Hrs), Arrive & Check into the Hotel, After Lunch Have some Rest & Free foe Leisure, Evening visit Sun Set Point to have a view of SUNSET.
  Night Stay: Mount Abu
• Day 2 : Mount Abu

  Visit Delwara Dera, Achaleshwar Mahadev, Brahma Kumari & Nakki Lake (Self Expense), After Lunch start for Ambaji (App. 50 Kms / 1.5 Hrs), Ambaji is one of the Main Shakti Peeth out of 51 Shakti Peeth in the world, It is belived that the Heart of Devi Sati was Fallen here, Ambaji is an important temple town with millions of devotees visiting the Ambaji temple every year. The Hill of Gabbar has also a small temple fortified from the western side and there are 999 steps to go up to the mountain and reach this holy temple at the top of Gabbar Hill. A Holy Lamp is constantly burning on this hill temple facing exactly in front of Visa Shree Yantra of Nij Mandir of Mata Shri Arasuri Amba. After Darshan start for Ahmedabad (App. 200 Kms / 05 Hrs), Arrive Ahmedabad approximately 19:00 Hrs.

  • Hotspots Ambaji

Inclusions

• Sightseeing

Package Start From

• Ahmedabad, Gujarat, India, Asia

Terms & Conditions

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• Shop No. 29-30, H-Block, Subcity Center, Nr. LIC Office, 100 ft. Road, Reti Stand - 313001
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