Jaipur to Salasar Balaji via Khatu Shyams If you’re seeking peace and divine connection, this Special Spiritual Tour for 2 night and 3 Days is perfect for your soul. Yes, you can choose Jaipur to Salasar Balaji via Khatu Shyam with Jeen Mata and Pushkar tour. Starting from Jaipur, the journey begins with a visit to the sacred Khatu Shyam Ji Temple, a place full of devotion and blessings. From there, we move to Salasar with Jeen Mata, where the powerful aura of Lord Hanuman and the calm energy of the temple surroundings offer pure spiritual vibes. On the second day, we head towards Pushkar, the holy city known for its Brahma Temple and serene lake. It’s a place where faith meets peace, and the atmosphere is truly magical. On the final day, we return to Jaipur, carrying divine memories and inner calm. This Jaipur to Khatu Shyam, Salasar with Jeen Mata, Pushkar tour package is specially designed for those who want to blend devotion with a peaceful getaway in just three days. Jeen Mata Temple with Jaipur to Salasar Balaji via Khatu Shyam Tucked away in the hills of Sikar, Jeen Mata Temple is a peaceful and sacred place dedicated to Goddess Jeen Mata. Surrounded by greenery and a calm atmosphere, this temple attracts devotees from all over Rajasthan. It’s a perfect spot for anyone seeking blessings and spiritual peace. You can visit this holy site as part of our spiritual tour packages, which include a complete journey from Jaipur to Salasar Balaji via Khatu Shyam, with a stop at Jeen Mata Temple and a Pushkar day trip. This spiritual tour offers the best blend of devotion, tradition, and serene travel.
Upon arrival, you will be welcomed and cordially met by our Representative at the Airport / Railway Station. Transfer to the hotel for the Check-in.
(210 Kms. approx 4 hours drive one way)
After Break Fast same day tour of Khatu Shyam Ji - Nestled in the beautiful landscape of Rajasthan, India, the Khatu Shyamji Temple is a sacred testament to devotion and spirituality. Dedicated to Lord Krishna in his avatar as Khatu Shyamji, it holds a special place in the hearts of the devotees. With its intricate architecture and spiritual ambience, the temple beckons visitors from far and wide to experience its divine aura. As pilgrims gather to pay homage and seek blessings, the Khatu Shyamji Temple is a statue of faith and reverence. Excited to see this monumental temple? Plan your visit today and immerse yourself in the tranquillity of this sacred site. While you do so, book a taxi to Khatu Shyamji Temple to ensure a comfortable ride to the temple.
Salasar Ji - Shree Salasar Balaji Temple in India is an important religious place for Hanuman-devotees.
Shree Salasar Balaji Temple is located in Churu district of Rajasthan and attracts innumerable devotees throughout the year. This is the only temple of Hanuman ji in India, which has the beard and moustache.
Every year two fairs are organized in Salasar Dham on “Sharad Purnima and Chaitra Purnima (Hanuman Janmotsav)”. This holy place is entirely devoid of pomposity. Here only the devotee has a direct relationship with the Lord.
The development for the convenience of all the devotees coming to Salasar Dham is taken care of by “Shree Hanuman Seva Samiti” through “Shree Balaji Mandir”.
Jeen Mata Ji - Jeen Mata is considered to be an incarnation of Durga, the Goddess of Power and her brother Harsh is an incarnation of Bhairon. Jeen Mata is worshipped in her eight-armed form known as Mahishasura Mardini. It is believed that Jeen Mata was abandoned by her mother.
(140 Kms. approx 2:30 hours drive one way)
After breakfast we drive down to Pushkar, PUSHKAR: Pushkar, a bewitching little town, sits on the edge of the desert and it is separated from Ajmer by the 'Nag Pahar' or the 'Snake Mountain'.
This town is perhaps best known for its annual Camel Fair, a massive congregation of camels, cattle and livestock which takes place on the full-moon night of the 'Karthik' month of the Hindu calendar.
Another special feature of this town is the 'Brahma Temple', said to be one of only temples in the world, dedicated to 'Brahma', the Creator and the Lord of the Universe. It is marked by a red spire, and over the entrance gateway, is the 'hans', (=a swan, the symbol of Brahma), who is said to have personally chosen Pushkar as its site and location.
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