मंदिर·A Pilgrim’s Atlas
The temples that
shaped a civilization.
From the high Himalayan abodes of Badrinath and Kedarnath to the twelve radiant Jyotirlinga and the fifty-one Shakti Peethas — discover the sacred geography of India, one shrine at a time.
The 12 Jyotirlinga/14Char Dham/6Chota Char Dham/6Ashtavinayak — 8 Ganesha Temples of Maharashtra/8Saptapuri — The 7 Holy Cities/7Pancha Bhoota Sthalams — 5 Temples of the Elements/5The 51 Shakti Peethas — Sacred Abodes of the Devi/54Divya Desam — 108 Sacred Vishnu Shrines/12Navagraha — 9 Temples of the Planets/9Revered Devi Shrines — Great Temples of the Goddess/1The 12 Jyotirlinga/14Char Dham/6Chota Char Dham/6Ashtavinayak — 8 Ganesha Temples of Maharashtra/8Saptapuri — The 7 Holy Cities/7Pancha Bhoota Sthalams — 5 Temples of the Elements/5The 51 Shakti Peethas — Sacred Abodes of the Devi/54Divya Desam — 108 Sacred Vishnu Shrines/12Navagraha — 9 Temples of the Planets/9Revered Devi Shrines — Great Temples of the Goddess/1
Sacred circuits
Three journeys to begin with.
Each circuit binds temples by deity, geography, or legend into a single pilgrimage — circuits the Hindu tradition has walked for centuries.
More circuits
Ashtavinayak — 8 Ganesha Temples of Maharashtra/ 8Saptapuri — The 7 Holy Cities/ 7Pancha Bhoota Sthalams — 5 Temples of the Elements/ 5The 51 Shakti Peethas — Sacred Abodes of the Devi/ 54Divya Desam — 108 Sacred Vishnu Shrines/ 12Navagraha — 9 Temples of the Planets/ 9Revered Devi Shrines — Great Temples of the Goddess/ 1
By state
Across India, state by state.
- Tamil Nadu23
- Maharashtra14
- West Bengal12
- Uttar Pradesh7
- Andhra Pradesh7
- Madhya Pradesh6
- Gujarat5
- Uttarakhand5
- Odisha4
- Himachal Pradesh3
- Jammu & Kashmir2
- Kerala2
- Rajasthan2
- Meghalaya1
- Tripura1
- Puducherry1
By deity
Worshipped as countless forms.
- Shiva19
- Vishnu8
- Ganesha8
- Krishna3
- Lakshmi3
- Ganga2
- Narasimha1
- Yamuna1
- Venkateswara1
- Varaha1
- Surya1
- Shukra1
- Shani1
- Saraswati1
- Rama1
- Rahu1
तीर्थानां हृदयं तीर्थम्
“The heart is the holiest of all pilgrimages.”
— Maitrayaniya Upanishad