About the Tour Package

Your journey begins with an early departure from New Delhi, leading to the sacred Mehndipur Balaji Temple. After seeking blessings, you’ll head to the iconic Khatu Shyam Ji Temple for an evening Aarti and Darshan, concluding the day with a comfortable stay. The second day takes you to Salasar Balaji Temple, where you’ll experience divine grace before returning to Delhi, ensuring a spiritually fulfilling trip.

About Khatu Shyam

Khatu Shyam Ji, located in the town of Khatu in Rajasthan’s Sikar district, is a revered Hindu temple dedicated to Barbarika, a divine manifestation of Lord Krishna. The temple holds immense significance among devotees, who believe Khatu Shyam to be the “God of Kali Yuga” and a symbol of ultimate faith and devotion.

Mythological Significance
Khatu Shyam Ji is associated with the epic Mahabharata. Barbarika, the grandson of Bhima and a great warrior, was blessed by Lord Krishna for his unparalleled devotion and sacrifice. Krishna declared that Barbarika’s name would be worshipped as “Shyam,” another name for Krishna, and he would become a savior for those seeking divine intervention in the Kali Yuga.

Temple Architecture
The temple is a stunning example of Rajasthani architecture, featuring intricately carved marble work and ornate sculptures. The sanctum houses the idol of Khatu Shyam Ji, adorned with vibrant attire, jewelry, and a distinctive peacock-feathered crown. Devotees offer flowers, coconuts, and chadar as symbols of their devotion.

Religious Significance
Khatu Shyam Ji is revered as the deity of hope, granting wishes and easing the burdens of his devotees. The temple witnesses large crowds, especially during the annual Phalgun Mela, a grand fair held in February-March that celebrates Khatu Shyam’s divine presence.

Key Rituals and Offerings
Devotees often undertake Parikrama (circumambulation) of the temple, chant Shyam Baba’s bhajans, and participate in Aarti. Special prayers and rituals are conducted during auspicious occasions like Ekadashi and Guru Purnima.

Trip Highlights

• Flexible travel options, including cab or train.
• Darshan and Aarti at Mehndipur Balaji, Khatu Shyam Ji, and Salasar Balaji temples.
• Comfortable accommodations with meals included.
• Assistance for temple rituals and offerings.
• Personalized itinerary to meet your spiritual needs.
• Nearby attractions to enhance your experience.
• Professional local guides at key locations.
• Memorable spiritual experiences in Rajasthan’s most revered temples.

Tour Route and Itinerary

Option 1: Delhi to Khatu Shyam Ji via Cab

Day 1:

• Morning: Depart from Delhi at 5-6 AM.
• Noon: Visit Mehndipur Balaji Temple for Darshan and rituals.
• Evening: Arrive at Khatu Shyam Ji Temple for Aarti and Darshan.
• Night: Overnight stay in Khatu Shyam Ji with dinner.

Day 2:

• Morning: Breakfast at the hotel and depart for Salasar Balaji Temple.
• Afternoon: Darshan and lunch en route.
• Evening: Return to Delhi by late evening.

Option 2: Delhi to Khatu Shyam Ji by Train

Day 1:

• Morning: Depart from Delhi by train to Jaipur and transfer to Khatu Shyam Ji.
• Evening: Visit Khatu Shyam Ji Temple for Aarti and rituals.
• Night: Overnight stay in Khatu Shyam Ji.

Day 2:

• Morning: Breakfast at the hotel and proceed to Salasar Balaji Temple.
• Afternoon: Darshan and lunch en route.
• Evening: Return to Jaipur and board the train back to Delhi.

About the Temples

Mehndipur Balaji Temple

This temple is dedicated to Lord Hanuman in his Balaji form, revered for its spiritual power to rid devotees of negative energies and mental distress.

• Ritual Significance: Unique rituals, including exorcisms and offerings, are performed to free devotees from ailments and negative influences.
• Temple Atmosphere: The temple’s divine ambiance is charged with faith, with devotees often fasting and performing specific pujas to fulfill their wishes.
• Devotee Experience: It is common for visitors to feel a sense of peace and spiritual renewal after their visit.

Khatu Shyam Ji Temple

Dedicated to Lord Krishna in his incarnation as Shyam Baba, this temple is a beacon of surrender and devotion.

• Grand Architecture: The temple’s intricate marble carvings and gold-plated sanctum are awe-inspiring.
• Aarti and Festivals: The vibrant daily aarti ceremonies and grand celebrations during festivals like Phalgun Mela draw thousands of devotees.
• Shyam Kund: A sacred pond nearby is believed to have healing powers.

Salasar Balaji Temple

A centre of miracles and unwavering devotion, this temple is another significant shrine of Lord Hanuman.

• Unique Features: The idol of Balaji here has a unique moustache and beard, symbolizing strength and protection.
• Spiritual Significance: Devotees visit to seek blessings for prosperity, health, and well-being. The temple’s offerings of rotis and laddoos are deeply symbolic.

Inclusions:

• Accommodation in deluxe hotels.
• Daily breakfast and dinner.
• Comfortable transport for local travel.
• Guided tours to all listed attractions.
• Assistance with temple visits and rituals.

Exclusions:

• Personal expenses and tips.
• Lunch and additional meals.
• Travel insurance.
• Any activity not mentioned in the itinerary.

Q- How do I book the Khatu Shyam Ji tour?

Ans. You can book directly through Yatra Veda’s website or contact our customer service for assistance.

Q- Are meals included in the package?
Ans. Yes, breakfast and dinner are included, and lunch is arranged at recommended local restaurants.

Q- What kind of accommodations are provided?
Ans. We offer a range of deluxe, premium, and luxury accommodations to suit your preferences.

Q- Can I visit all three temples in one trip?
Ans. Yes, the itinerary covers Mehndipur Balaji, Khatu Shyam Ji, and Salasar Balaji temples.

Q- Is this tour suitable for families?
Ans. Yes, the tour is family-friendly and designed to cater to travellers of all ages.

Q- What are the nearby attractions?
Ans. Nearby attractions include Shakambhari Mata Temple and Rani Sati Temple, along with local markets for exploring handicrafts and souvenirs.

Q- What is the best time to visit?
Ans. October to March is ideal for a comfortable and spiritually enriching journey.

Q- Is photography allowed inside the temples?
Ans. Photography rules vary by temple. Please check and seek permission where required.