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Steeped in mythical history, Kamakhya temple is one of the oldest Shakti Peeths and, according to one legend, named after the God of Love, Kamadeva. Kamakhya Devi Temple is unique for it celebrates the power and divinity of womanhood.

Located in Saurashtra, Gujarat, and believed to be created out of gold by the moon god Soma, Somnath Temple is regarded as 1st among the 12 jyotirlinga shrines of Shiva.

The undying faith in a mother's love drives millions to the Church of Velankanni in Tamil Nadu. Hailed as Lourdes of the East, at the Basilica of Our Lady of Good Health, the faithful across religions offer homage to Mother Mary.

Famous as one of the 51 shaktipeeths, the Jwala Devi temple is unique as it does not have an idol placed inside, rather an eternally burning flame. Soft and serene yet strong and intense, the flame represents a mother's love.

A famous and most revered holy place for the Sikhs - Golden Temple. It is also known for Amrit Sarovar. The sacred water from this holy pool of nectar is vouched for its divine healing powers.

Shirdi is a small village that literally means the foot of prosperity and it is here that pilgrims believe that their Sai beckons them with open arms. Nurtured by a strong belief that anyone who visits Shirdi never returns empty-handed, Sai Baba is faith and divinity epitomized in one.

In the peaceful town of Ajmer lies one of the holiest Muslim shrines in India. Thousands of pilgrims congregate to pay respect to Khwaja Moin-ud-din Chisti, the revered Sufi saint of the Chishtyya order and a prominent figure among the spiritual healers of the world.

About 60 km away from the industrious city of Mangalore is the peaceful hamlet, Udupi. Here, the idol of Lord Krishna sits in the Udupi Krishna Temple in childlike innocence. Swathed in fragrant garlands and brilliant gold-lined garments, the beatific Bal Krishna idol casts a spell of happiness the moment you set your eyes on it.

Nestled among 7 mountain peaks in Nashik, the almost 10 feet high idol of Mata blesses the thousands of devotees who visit here. Coated with Sindoor and decorated with ornaments, one cannot miss Saptashrungi Matas striking bright eyes that seem to dive deep into ones soul and lighten it with faith from within.

Mystical, powerful and enigmatic, the jyotirlinga here has three faces that symbolizes Lord Brahma, Lord Vishnu and Lord Mahesh. Lush green mountains encircling the temple, lend a beatific atmosphere to the devotees who come here seeking peace.

Thousands of devotees visit the Khatushyam Temple to pay homage to the god Shyam baba. A manifestation of Barbarik the grandson of Bhima and Ahilya, the great warrior was blessed by Lord Krishna to be known and worshiped as Shyam for all times to come.

Situated in the heart of Delhi, at the dargah of the Hazrat Nizamuddin Aulia, all differences of caste, creed, and religion surrender to love and peace. It is here one will find peace and tranquility filled in everyone's heart and love for one of the greatest Sufi saints of India - Nizamuddin Aulia.

Hailed as the Iran Shah, The Udvada Atash Behram is one of the oldest fire temples in India. Literally meaning the victorious fire the Atash Behram attracts thousands of Zoroastrian pilgrims from all over the country and beyond. In addition to providing solace, the Udvada Atash Behram will reveal to you divinity in its all its grandeur.