Manaskhand TOUR Package
manaskhand Tour Package: A Sacred Journey Through the Soul of Kumaon
There are journeys that guide your feet—and then there are those that guide your spirit.
The Manaskhand Yatra is one such path. Woven into the ancient soul of Uttarakhand, this sacred pilgrimage takes you deep into the forgotten folds of the Kumaon Himalayas—where myths breathe through temples, rivers hum with stories, and every breeze carries a whisper of the divine.
Once known as Manaskhand in the scriptures, this region holds a quiet, unwavering power. It isn’t just a place—it’s a living canvas of faith, where each stop tells a tale, and every turn invites reflection. From the timeless grace of Jageshwar’s cedar-lined temples to the awe-inspiring depths of Patal Bhubaneswar, from the sacred echoes of Chitai Golu Devta to the stillness of Naini Lake—the journey is as much inward as it is outward.
This isn’t a race to tick boxes or a route for restless wandering. It’s a slow unfolding. A gentle pilgrimage meant for those who seek more than sights—those who wish to feel, to connect, to remember.
So come with open hearts and curious steps. Let the hills of Kumaon welcome you, not just as a traveler, but as a part of its age-old story.
Manaskhand Tour Package: Places of Interest:
In Nainital: Kaichi Dham, Maa Naina Devi Temple, Pasan Devi Temple, Mukteshwar Dham Temple, Haidakhan Vishwa Mahadham Temple, Maa Sheetla Mandir.
In Almora: Maa Nanda Devi Temple, Paatal Devi Mandir, Kasar Devi, Katarmal Sun Temple, Chitai Golu Devta Temple and Jageshwar Dham.
In Dwarahat: Ratan Devi Mandir, Dunagiri Temple.
In Pithoragarh: Patal Bhubaneswar temple Cave, Thal Kedar Temple, Dhwaj temple, Rai Temple cave, Jhini Malan temple Cave, Baleshwar Mahadev temple, Narayan Ashram, Adi kailash Yatra, Om Parvat yatra
In Champawat, Lohaghat, and Tanakpur: Baleshwar Mahadev Temple, Maneshwar Temple, Mayavati Ashram, Manch Taamli Baba Gorakhnath Temple, Golu Devta Temple, Ghatku (Gatotkacha) Temple, Kranteshwar Mahadev Temple, and Mata Purnagiri Temple.
In Bageshwar: Bagnath Temple, Baijnath Temple, Sikhar Bhanar Mandir.
Best Time to Visit
All months of the year.
Route Map
The possible Yatra Route we can start from: Delhi – Haldwani – Nainital – Almora – Dwarahat – Pithoragarh – Bageshwar – Champawat – Tanakpur. A circular round trip (Can be customised in the itinerary as per requirement). We go through scenic drives in the Kumaon Himalayas and explore the rich heritage, culture, people and lifestyle.
Manaskhand Yatra
Tour Packages
We at Sifar offer multiple tour packages for Manaskhand Yatra, for families, small and big groups, solo travellers and lady travellers. We do customised tour packages as required. We are open to customising our plans for budget travellers, bikers and backpackers.
Itinerary Description
Delhi to Manaskhand Yatra
(5 Nights & 6 Days)
Enter the Kumaon Dwar of Manaskhand. Starting your journey from Delhi to Haldwani, from here we explore the route beauty and spiritual locations like:
Kaichi Dham, Maa Naina Devi Temple, Pasan Devi Temple, Mukteshwar Dham Temple, Haidakhan Vishwamahadham Temple, Maa Sheetla Mandir in Nainital District.
Enroute to Maa Nanda Devi Temple, Paatal devi Mandir, Kasar Devi, Katarmal Sun temple, Chitai Golu Devta Temple and Jageshwar Dham in Almora District.
Extension to Ratan Devi Mandir, Dunagiri Temple in Dwarahat town.
Further exploration is Patal Bhubaneswar temple Cave, Thal Kedar Temple, Dhwaj Temple, Rai Temple Cave, Jhini Malan temple Cave, Baleshwar Mahadev Temple, Narayan Ashram, Adi Kailash Yatra, Om Parvat Yatra in Pithoragarh District.
Return through Champawat, Lohaghat and Tanakpur and visit Baleshwar Mahadev Temple, Maneshwar Temple, Mayavati Ashram, Manch Taamli Baba Gorakhnath temple, Golu Devta Temple, Ghatku (Gatotkacha) Temple, Kranteshwar Mahadev Temple, Mata Purnagiri temple.
via Bageshwar you can visit Bagnath Temple, Baijnath Temple, and Sikhar Bhanar Mandir.
Scenic Gateways
Walk the Manaskhand Corridor Yatra—and return with more than memories. Return with meaning.
In the lap of the Kumaon Himalayas lies a forgotten spiritual corridor—an ancient path of devotion and discovery known as the Manaskhand Corridor Yatra. This isn’t just another itinerary through the hills—this is a soulful passage through the sacred heart of Manaskhand Uttarakhand, a region that finds its name in the Skanda Purana, echoing with myths, mantras, and mountains.
Our carefully curated Manaskhand Yatra package is designed to take you beyond sightseeing—into a realm where every stone has a story and every step feels like a prayer.
The Route: A Journey Through Divinity
Starting from Kathgodam, the gateway to Kumaon—also known as Kurmanchal—the yatra unfolds like a spiritual mosaic. Your journey first breathes into the tranquil lakes of Nainital, Bhimtal, and Sattal, inviting you to slow down and absorb the serenity.
Inspiration in the Temples: The Spiritual Trail Begins
- Kainchi Dham – the revered ashram of Baba Neem Karoli Maharaj ji.
- Maa Naina Devi Temple – a powerful Shakti Peeth, echoing divine feminine energy.
- Mukteshwar Dham Temple – a 350-year-old shrine with mythological richness.
- Haidakhan Vishwa Mahadham – where mysticism meets meditation in a sacred cave.
Almora: Where Energy Meets Devotion
- Kasar Devi – an energy hotspot within the Earth’s magnetic Van Allen Belt, known for its meditative power.
- Chitai Golu Devta Temple – the court of the god of justice, where devotees submit prayers as petitions.
- Jageshwar Dham – a magnificent cluster of 124 stone temples devoted to Lord Shiva.
- Katarmal Sun Temple – a rare 9th-century sun temple, radiant with ancient architecture.
Pithoragarh and Beyond: Where Legends Dwell in Caves and Peaks
- Patal Bhubaneswar – a deep limestone cave said to house countless deities.
- Thal Kedar Temple – a mountain shrine dedicated to Lord Shiva, one of the Kedars.
- Dhwaj Temple – a divine peak reached by a scenic village trek with expansive Himalayan views.
- Narayan Ashram – a peaceful, forested haven for yoga, silence, and self-realization.
- Jhini Malan Temple Cave – a unique site where the sun is said to rise and set seven times in a day.
Adi Kailash & Om Parvat: The Sacred Mountains
For those drawn to higher realms of devotion, the journey continues into Vyas Valley to undertake the legendary Adi Kailash & Om Parvat Yatra:
Adi Kailash (Chhota Kailash):
- Revered as a mirror to Mount Kailash, it is believed to be the abode of Lord Shiva and Parvati.
- Highlights: Shiv-Parvati Temple, Gauri Kund, Parvati Sarovar, Kutti Village, Pandav Fort, Pandav Parvat, Parvati Mukut.
Om Parvat:
- A rare marvel where the sacred symbol ‘Om’ (ओ) appears naturally in snow on the mountain face.
- Highlights: Kali Mata Temple, Vyasa Cave, Ganesh Parvat, Sheshnag Parvat, Gunji Village, Chiyalekh.
Darma Valley: A Cultural and Natural Tapestry
The return journey leads through the enchanting Darma Valley, an ancient Indo-Tibetan trade route blessed with forests, waterfalls, and the warm hospitality of the Rung community. The majestic Panchachuli Peaks crown the horizon, symbolizing the spiritual richness of the land.
Spiritual Anchors in Champawat and Tanakpur
- Baleshwar Mahadev Temple – known for intricate stone carvings dedicated to Lord Shiva.
- Maneshwar Temple – an ancient site linked to the Pandavas, where four Naulas (fresh water springs) are believed to have been created by Arjun.
- Mayavati Ashram – a peaceful center for spiritual study and meditation.
- Manch Taamli Baba Gorakhnath Temple – home to an eternal fire lit since Satyug.
- Golu Devta Temple (Main Temple) – a sacred seat of justice in Kumaoni culture.
- Ghatku (Ghatotkach Temple) – said to be the site where Ghatotkach’s head fell during the Mahabharata.
- Kranteshwar Mahadev – perched atop a Champawat peak with panoramic views.
- Mata Purnagiri Temple – one of the 108 Shakti Peeths, where the navel of Sati is believed to have fallen.
Bageshwar: Where Rivers and Devotion Converge
- Bagnath Temple – located at the confluence of the Saryu and Gomti rivers.
- Baijnath Temple Complex – a former capital of the Katyuri dynasty with 18 interconnected temples.
- Sikhar Bhanar Mandir – where an annual fair celebrates local deities and traditions.
Jim Corbett National Park: Where Nature Breathes Sacred
As a final embrace, your journey meets the raw wilderness of Jim Corbett National Park. Here, ancient forests, flowing rivers, and the legacy of the legendary hunter-turned-conservationist Jim Corbett offer a grounding, awe-inspiring end to a spiritually transformative journey.
Frequently Asked Questions
The Manaskhand Yatra is a spiritual and cultural journey through the Kumaon region of Uttarakhand, covering significant temples, ancient shrines, sacred caves, and natural landscapes mentioned in Hindu scriptures.
The Manaskhand yatra can range from 7 to 14 days depending on your chosen route and whether you include Adi Kailash and Om Parvat in your itinerary.
Our Manaskhand Yatra package includes transportation, accommodation, local guide support, entry to major spiritual sites, and optional sessions for yoga and meditation.
The best months are between April to June and September to November, when the weather is pleasant and most sites are accessible.
Yes, the manaskhand yatra is designed to be comfortable and spiritually enriching for travelers of all ages. We offer support for senior pilgrims, including customized accommodations and slower-paced travel.
Yes, the manaskhand yatra is safe and suitable for solo travelers, including women pilgrims. We ensure local support, secure stays, and small group options for enhanced safe
While most of the journey is vehicle-accessible, some places like Dhwaj Temple and parts of Darma Valley involve short treks. Assistance is available for those who need support.
Absolutely. Depending on your preferences, you can include or skip certain destinations. Our team can help craft a personalized Manaskhand Yatra package & experience for you.
Yes, the Adi Kailash and Om Parvat segment is a spiritual extension of the Manaskhand Yatra and can be included upon request.
Yes, these areas are near the Indo-Tibet border and require prior permission. We take care of all necessary permits and formalities.
Warm clothing, walking shoes, basic medicines, identification documents, and a spiritual diary or journal are recommended.
Here’s how you can register for the manaskhand yatra:
- Visit our website and fill out the registration form with the required details.
- Call or WhatsApp us at 7409184133 for quick assistance.
- Email your query to travelsifar@gmail.com.
- Connect with us on Instagram: @travelsifar
To confirm your trip, you’ll need to pay an initial booking amount of 50%. We will handle all necessary arrangements including permits, accommodation, transportation, and guide services—so you can focus fully on your spiritual journey.
You can book through our website, reach out via email or call, or connect with our authorized travel partners listed on our official page.