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India
India is a love of a lifetime. India is very multifaceted. Each of its states is a different world. Deserted beaches, bustling cities, snow-capped mountains, oriental bazaars, colonial neighborhoods, ancient temples; many cultures and religions have intermingled here, making it so special.
About the tour
Our Guide — Andrey Dondukov
The guru
He was initiated into the tradition of shamanism by the Supreme Shaman of Russia Kenin-Lopsan in 2005, is the representative of the supreme shaman in Russia, a full member of the society of shamans "Adeg eeren Tyva" (official certificate, registered with the Ministry of Justice of the Russian Federation).
He was initiated into Himalayan shamanism in 2007 by Himalayan shaman Mohan Rai, founder of Shamanic Studies, Nepal.
He was initiated into Vedic Tantra by the Brahmanas Guru Govinda (Devi Temple) and Guru Mahesh (Pashupatinath Temple) in 2015.
Initiated into the secret mantra and Kerala Yoga by Guru Shivan, India.
Practice and work with people for 17 years, field seminars in India, Nepal, Germany, France, Israel, Gorny Altai, Tyva. He has conducted many training courses on various topics of shamanism, tantra, yoga, astrology and Tarot.
Arrival in Varanasi
February 24
Congratulations, we are in India!
After the flight, everyone has a chance to get comfortable at the hotel and take a dip in the pool. The remainder of the day is set aside for rest, so that everyone can gather their strength and fill up on resources for the adventure ahead.
After the flight, everyone has a chance to get comfortable at the hotel and take a dip in the pool. The remainder of the day is set aside for rest, so that everyone can gather their strength and fill up on resources for the adventure ahead.
Kashi Temple Vishwanath
Kashi Vishwanath Temple is the most famous and revered temple of Varanasi, dedicated to Lord Shiva. No words can express the significance of Kashi Vishwanath for Hindus. Thousands of pilgrims flock here daily from all over India, for whom a visit to Kashi Vishwanath is tantamount to an encounter with the Absolute.
Ganga Aarti
February 25
It is a daily ritual of respect for Ganga, an expression of gratitude, usually performed at dawn or dusk on the banks of the sacred river.
Fire lamps in the hands of brahmins are the most important ritual element. They burn ghee - purified and melted butter of cow (sacred animal) and karpuura - camphor oil. Fire is a symbol of the Sun and its warmth, without which life is impossible. The lamp becomes a talisman of wealth and prosperity during the Aarti ceremony.
Fire lamps in the hands of brahmins are the most important ritual element. They burn ghee - purified and melted butter of cow (sacred animal) and karpuura - camphor oil. Fire is a symbol of the Sun and its warmth, without which life is impossible. The lamp becomes a talisman of wealth and prosperity during the Aarti ceremony.
Maha Shivaratri
February 26
The festival of Mahashivratri, or the Great Night of Shiva, is the most significant event in the spiritual life of India. We will be taken in horse-drawn chariots through the main streets of Varanasi.
Hawan Aghya
The next stage of our exciting journey will be to participate in the Havan Yagya ceremony. During the havan, through the recitation of Sanskrit verses, we will invoke spiritual energies into our dimension to attract good fortune in business and harmonize family relationships.
February 27
Durga Temple
The bright red low temple of Durga, built in the 18th century, is located by a large sacred water body known as Durga Kund, which is a little away from the main ghats. It was erected by Rani Bhabani of Nator and still impresses with its beauty and powerful vibrations. Shakti energy is particularly strong here.
Sankatmochan Temple
The Sankat Mochan Hanuman Temple near the Assi River is another interesting place of worship, where you can not only see the image of the Monkey God in the temple altar, but also admire his relatives: numerous monkeys and langurs living at the temple.
Banaras University
One of the most famous universities in India. It occupies a huge area of 5.5 square kilometers. Excellent green territory. There is also a museum and an interesting temple.
Sarnath
Sarnath is where the Buddha gave his first sermon after enlightenment.
Chennai
After two unforgettable days spent in Varanasi we leave for Chennai, a port city famous for its architecture, cultural heritage and stunning sandy beaches.
February 28
Government Museum
Fort
St. George
St. George
Marina Beach
Visit Marina Beach, which stretches along Chennai for 13 kilometers and is the longest beach in the world.
Kanchipuram
Next, a trip to Kanchipuram awaits us. After visiting Kanchi Kamakshi temple, we drive to Mahabalipuram and do some local sightseeing.
Kanchipuram is the city of a thousand temples. Where some of the most sacred relics in Hinduism are located. It is impossible to see all the temples of Kanchipuram in 1 day. There are 5 main temples. Unfortunately, non-Hindu people are not allowed into the sacred part, but you can safely walk in the territory of all of them.
Kanchipuram is the city of a thousand temples. Where some of the most sacred relics in Hinduism are located. It is impossible to see all the temples of Kanchipuram in 1 day. There are 5 main temples. Unfortunately, non-Hindu people are not allowed into the sacred part, but you can safely walk in the territory of all of them.
March 1
Mahabalipuram
Till date, Mahabalipuram has preserved many unique temples, monuments, monuments and sculptures, making this amazing landmark of India a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
Madurai
The next point of our journey will be one of the oldest cities, Madurai. After moving to Madurai, we will visit the majestic and brightest temple of Meenakshi in Amman. Then we will tour the palace of Tirumalai Nayakkar.
March 1
Meenakshi
Till date, Mahabalipuram has preserved many unique temples, monuments, monuments and sculptures, making this amazing landmark of India a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
Thirumalai Nayakkar
Tirumalai Nayakkar Mahal Palace was built in the 17th century, namely in 1636. The construction was initiated by the ruler of Madurai, Tirumalai of the Nayaka dynasty, after whom the palace was named.
Trivandrum and Puwar
Trivandrum is a gorgeous coastal town nestled on seven hills. Spend 3-4 days exploring the nearby Puwar Island, relax on the beaches, stroll through the local markets and enjoy the backwaters.
March 3-6
Trivandrum
Trivandrum, Thiruvananthapuram is the capital of the state of Kerala and the administrative center of Trivandrum district. The city is located on the west coast of India, near the southern tip of the Indian peninsula. The city is spread among low coastal hills.
Puwar
This quiet resort island is located very close to Kovalam Beach, just a couple of kilometers away. Its nature - colorful and rich, tropical luxuriant vegetation, unusual and mysterious fauna - have created an excellent reputation for it. Here you can relax, rest 100%, dissolve in the surrounding world, forgetting about the hustle, bustle and stress of western cities.
Departure
Depending on your departure time, you may have extra time to explore Trivandrum or do some last-minute errands.
March 7
Our trip also includes a special spiritual program!
Day 1
Evening.
The 4th lunar day “HANESHA - cleansing from bad influences and protection from bad luck.”
The 4th lunar day “HANESHA - cleansing from bad influences and protection from bad luck.”
Day 2
Morning.
“HAVAN YAGYA - attracting good luck and prosperity”.
Evening.
5th lunar day “KURUKULLA - realization of desires”.
“HAVAN YAGYA - attracting good luck and prosperity”.
Evening.
5th lunar day “KURUKULLA - realization of desires”.
Day 3
Morning.
5th lunar day “PANCHATTVA - harmonization of five elements: body, feelings, will, thoughts, consciousness”.
Evening.
“CHAKRA MEDITATION - activation of inner power”.
5th lunar day “PANCHATTVA - harmonization of five elements: body, feelings, will, thoughts, consciousness”.
Evening.
“CHAKRA MEDITATION - activation of inner power”.
Day 4
Morning.
“PRANAYAMA - the path of yogic transformation”.
Evening.
“GURU PUJA - a talisman of good luck, strengthening of the planet Jupiter in the horoscope”.
“PRANAYAMA - the path of yogic transformation”.
Evening.
“GURU PUJA - a talisman of good luck, strengthening of the planet Jupiter in the horoscope”.
Day 5
Morning.
Bhaktiyoga - spiritual love and forgiveness”.
Evening.
8 lunar day “Bhairava - protection from hostile influences”.
Bhaktiyoga - spiritual love and forgiveness”.
Evening.
8 lunar day “Bhairava - protection from hostile influences”.
Day 6
Morning.
“SHANI PUJA - redemption of karmic debts”.
Evening.
KALI PUJA - removal of obstacles on the path of development”.
“SHANI PUJA - redemption of karmic debts”.
Evening.
KALI PUJA - removal of obstacles on the path of development”.
Day 7
Morning.
“Surya Puja - strengthening of health and purification of life space”.
Evening.
10th lunar day “KAVACHA - protection from blows of fate”.
“Surya Puja - strengthening of health and purification of life space”.
Evening.
10th lunar day “KAVACHA - protection from blows of fate”.
Day 8
Morning.
“VIDYA - development of clairvoyance”.
Evening.
“Shivatattva Yoga - the path of happiness”.
“VIDYA - development of clairvoyance”.
Evening.
“Shivatattva Yoga - the path of happiness”.
Day 9
Morning.
11th lunar day “VISHNU PUJA - attracting wealth and prosperity”.
Evening.
“AMRITA - healing practice.”
11th lunar day “VISHNU PUJA - attracting wealth and prosperity”.
Evening.
“AMRITA - healing practice.”
Day 10
Morning.
“LAKSHMI PUJA - strengthening luck and love in partner relationships”.
Evening.
“SHIVA PUJA - the path of gratitude”.
“LAKSHMI PUJA - strengthening luck and love in partner relationships”.
Evening.
“SHIVA PUJA - the path of gratitude”.
Price includes:
- 1Meditative practices from Andrey Dondukov
- 2Free communication on topics of spiritual self-improvement
- 3Daily yoga classes in the morning (20 minutes of theory and 40-60 minutes of practice)
- 4Every evening meditation (on love, wealth, forgiveness and acceptance)
- 5Exclusive access to temples
- 6All entrance tickets according to the program
- 7Breakfasts and double/single occupancy
Not included in the price:
- 1Flights from your city to Nepal
- 2Nepal visa
- 3Indian visa (45$)
Answer the most frequently asked questions:
FAQ
Our journey is absolutely safe. Under the careful guidance of a teacher and guide who have been involved in tours to India for many years, you can have peace of mind about your safety.
In early February, India is abundant with similar sunny days, in addition it is the last month before the hot season starts. The range of daytime temperatures is +27...+30°C. At night it is +20...+22°C.
There are no specific requirements. For being in the sun - sunscreen and hats. When traveling to the Himalayas and more northern cities - warm clothes, as we mentioned above. And of course, for swimming in pools, don't forget your swimsuit).
There are no specific requirements. For being in the sun - sunscreen and hats. And of course, for swimming in pools, don't forget your swimsuit).
Indian cuisine is quite diverse, so every traveler will find something different on the local menu. You can always consult our guides to see if a particular dish suits your eating habits.
