Over these five days, we will explore various holy places in and around Kerala, including Thiruvananthapuram, Guruvayor, Kanyakumari, Thrissur. The yatra will be filled with spiritually enriching activities such as hearing the pastimes of the places we visit, participating in joyful kirtans and dance, offering lamps to Lord Sri Krishna during the auspicious Kartik evenings, chanting the holy names, and receiving the association and guidance of HH Bhakti Padma Saurabh Pracharak Swami Maharaj and HG Chakravarti Prabhu throughout the yatra. It’s a wonderful opportunity to absorb yourself in the mood of devotion during the most auspicious month of Kartik.
The fee for this 5 days yatra, includes accommodation, food, and local bus travel
Discover the spiritual treasures of Kerala with us — from the sacred Divya Desams and ancient temples glorified by saints and acharyas to the serene backwaters, coconut groves, and devotional culture that beautifully nourish the heart with bhakti. Experience the divine atmosphere of Guruvayur, the sacred footsteps of Sri Chaitanya Mahaprabhu in South India, the spiritually uplifting Nalambalam Yatra, and the devotional beauty of Kartik through kirtan, hari-katha, and lamp offerings to Lord Sri Krishna.
One of the most glorious temples of South India, Sree Padmanabhaswamy Temple is dedicated to Lord Vishnu in His divine Ananta Shayana form — reclining on Adi Shesha. Revered as one of the 108 Divya Desams, this ancient temple is deeply connected with Vaishnava sampradaya and Kerala’s spiritual heritage. The majestic deity of Lord Padmanabha beautifully reveals the Lord’s transcendental opulence and protection over His devotees. The temple’s rich traditions, sacred atmosphere, and historical significance make it a spiritually uplifting destination for pilgrims.
Dedicated to Lord Parashurama, the sixth incarnation of Lord Vishnu, this sacred temple holds a special place in Kerala’s spiritual history. According to tradition, Lord Parashurama reclaimed the land of Kerala from the sea and established many holy temples across the region. Devotees visit this temple seeking purification, blessings, and connection to the ancient Vedic culture preserved in Kerala. The serene surroundings and spiritual significance make it an important stop during the yatra.
This ancient temple dedicated to Lord Janardana (a form of Lord Vishnu) is situated in the sacred town of Varkala. Believed to be thousands of years old, the temple is known for its powerful spiritual atmosphere and traditional Kerala temple architecture. Pilgrims visit here to seek the mercy of Lord Janardana and experience the divine serenity associated with this holy place.Sri Chaitanya Mahaprabhu also visited this sacred temple during His South India pilgrimage, making it especially significant for Gaudiya Vaishnavas. The temple’s peaceful setting, traditional worship, and strong Vaishnava heritage make it spiritually significant for devotees desiring to remember the Lord and the footsteps of great acharyas.
Sri Adi Kesava Temple at Thiruvattar is one of the sacred Divya Desams and holds special importance for Gaudiya Vaishnavas because Sri Chaitanya Mahaprabhu visited this holy temple during His South India tour. It is here that Mahaprabhu discovered the precious manuscript of Brahma Samhita, a deeply revered scripture glorifying Lord Krishna as the Supreme Personality of Godhead. The temple is dedicated to Lord Adi Kesava Perumal, a beautiful reclining form of Lord Vishnu, and is renowned for its ancient spiritual heritage, traditional architecture, and serene devotional atmosphere. Visiting this sacred place allows devotees to remember Mahaprabhu’s pastimes and the great treasure of devotional wisdom He revealed to the world through Brahma Samhita.
Located at the southernmost tip of Bharat, Kanyakumari is a spiritually and geographically unique pilgrimage destination where the Arabian Sea, Bay of Bengal, and Indian Ocean meet. The sacred land is associated with Devi Kanyakumari and has been visited by saints, pilgrims, and spiritual seekers for centuries. The divine atmosphere, sunrise and sunset views, and the confluence of oceans make Kanyakumari a deeply memorable and spiritually inspiring part of the yatra.
Popularly known as the “Dwarka of the South,” Guruvayur Temple is one of the most celebrated Krishna temples in India. The presiding deity, Lord Guruvayurappan, is worshipped in a charming form of Sri Krishna. Devotees from all over the world visit this sacred dham to receive the Lord’s blessings and experience intense devotional culture centered around bhajans, seva, and traditional worship. The temple is renowned for inspiring deep devotion and surrender to Lord Krishna.
Navamukunda Temple is an important Divya Desam dedicated to Lord Vishnu as Navamukunda Perumal. Situated on the banks of the sacred Bharathapuzha River, the temple has been glorified by the Alwars in their devotional hymns. The temple’s ancient history, serene atmosphere, and strong Vaishnava heritage make it a spiritually powerful destination for devotees seeking deeper remembrance of the Lord.
This sacred Divya Desam is dedicated to Lord Uyyavandha Perumal, a merciful form of Lord Vishnu worshipped for granting shelter and protection to devotees. Revered in the Sri Vaishnava tradition, the temple carries deep spiritual significance and preserves ancient devotional worship. Pilgrims visiting here experience the peaceful devotional mood and timeless spiritual culture of Kerala’s Vaishnava temples.
The sacred Nalambalam Yatra is a unique pilgrimage tradition of Kerala in which devotees visit four holy temples dedicated to the divine brothers of the Ramayana — Lord Sri Rama at Triprayar Sree Rama Temple, Bharata at Koodalmanikyam Temple, Lakshmana at Moozhikkulam Lakshmana Perumal Temple, and Shatrughna at Payammal Shatrughna Temple. This spiritually enriching yatra beautifully reflects the exalted qualities of the four brothers — Lord Rama’s righteousness and compassion, Bharata’s selfless devotion, Lakshmana’s dedicated service, and Shatrughna’s humility and silent support. Deeply rooted in Kerala’s devotional culture and Ramayana tradition, the Nalambalam Yatra inspires pilgrims to meditate upon the ideals of dharma, devotion, surrender, and loving service to the Lord.
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