Tourist Attractions

Kurukshetra, Haryana

Known as the battlefield of the Mahabharata, Kurukshetra is where Lord Krishna delivered the Bhagavad Gita to Arjuna. Key sites include Jyotisar, Brahma Sarovar, and Krishna Museum, each offering insights into the epic’s profound teachings.

Hastinapur, Uttar Pradesh

The ancient capital of the Kauravas, Hastinapur is steeped in history. Visit Pandeshwar Temple, Karna Temple, and remnants of the old city that narrate the story of dynastic power and moral dilemmas.

Indraprastha (Delhi)

Believed to be the capital built by the Pandavas, Indraprastha corresponds to parts of present-day Delhi. Key attractions include Purana Qila, where archaeological excavations suggest links to the Mahabharata era.

Badrinath, Uttarakhand

A revered pilgrimage site, Badrinath is associated with the Pandavas’ final journey to heaven. Nestled in the Himalayas, it is both a spiritual and scenic highlight of the circuit.

Dwarka, Gujarat

Linked to Lord Krishna’s later life, Dwarka is home to the Dwarkadhish Temple and mesmerizing coastal views. This is where myth and maritime history intertwine.

Viratnagar, Rajasthan

Believed to be the kingdom of King Virata, where the Pandavas spent their year in exile incognito, Viratnagar features ancient caves, stepwells, and archaeological remains.

Things to Do

• Spiritual Immersion – Attend Gita recitations in Kurukshetra, offer prayers at ancient temples, and meditate by sacred ponds.

• Historical Exploration – Visit archaeological museums to see artifacts that connect myth with history.

• Cultural Engagement – Witness local folk performances, storytelling sessions, and traditional crafts related to the Mahabharata.

• Nature Walks – Explore the serene Himalayan valleys, coastal beauty of Dwarka, and lush green surroundings of sacred rivers.

• Photography – Capture ancient temples, battlefields, and scenic landscapes steeped in legend.

How to Reach

• By Air – Major airports like Delhi, Dehradun, Ahmedabad, and Jaipur serve as gateways to different points on the circuit.

• By Train – Railway connectivity is extensive, with stations in Kurukshetra, Meerut (near Hastinapur), Delhi, and Ahmedabad.

• By Road – Well-maintained highways connect all key destinations, making it easy for travelers to plan a multi-stop tour.

Best Time to Visit

The ideal time to explore the Mahabharata Circuit is October to March, when the weather is pleasant across most locations. Pilgrimage sites in the Himalayas, like Badrinath, are open only from May to October due to snow conditions. Avoid peak summer for inland destinations and the monsoon for Himalayan travel.

Why Choose This Tour

• Mythology Meets History – Explore sites mentioned in one of the world’s greatest epics, with evidence rooted in archaeology.

• Diverse Landscapes – From Himalayan peaks to coastal shores and fertile plains, enjoy a variety of natural beauty.

• Cultural Immersion – Engage with traditions, rituals, and festivals that keep the Mahabharata alive in daily life.

• Tailor-Made Experience – Suitable for pilgrims, history lovers, families, and solo explorers alike.

• Expert Guidance – Well-curated itineraries with knowledgeable guides to enrich your journey with context and stories.