Jwalamukhi Tirth Yatra is a religious Tirth Yatra dedicated to Goddess Jwalamukhi Sati or Parvati who became the consort of Lord Shiva. This place of Jwalamukhi is located at 30 km south of Kangra valley in the state of Himachal Pradesh. There are number of legends associated with this Jwalamukhi Tirth Yatra, according to one legend the demons who live at Himalaya and harassed the Gods and finally goddess decided to destroy the demons with the power of huge flames. Since that time this huge flame is worshipped as the manifestation of the Goddess Jwalamukhi. People are making their Jwalamukhi Tirth Yatra to see the nine flames which have been named after the Goddesses like Jwalamukhi Tirth Yatra to Mahakali, Jwalamukhi Tirth Yatra to Unpurna, Jwalamukhi Tirth Yatra to Chandi, Jwalamukhi Tirth Yatra to Hinglaj, Jwalamukhi Tirth Yatra to Bindhya Basni, Jwalamukhi Tirth Yatra to Maha Lakshmi, Jwalamukhi Tirth Yatra to Saraswati, Jwalamukhi Tirth Yatra to Ambika and Jwalamukhi Tirth Yatra to Anji Devi. Jwalamukhi Tirth Yatra also provides an opportunity to make the Jwalamukhi Tirth Yatra to Jwala Shrine, Jwalamukhi Tirth Yatra to Nagini Mata, Jwalamukhi Tirth Yatra to Shri Raghunathji Temple, Jwalamukhi Tirth Yatra to Ashtabhuja Temple, Jwalamukhi Tirth Yatra to Nadaun, Jwalamukhi Tirth Yatra to Chaumukha, Jwalamukhi Tirth Yatra to Panj Teerthi, Jwalamukhi Tirth Yatra to Mahakaleshwar, Jwalamukhi Tirth Yatra to Bankhandi, Jwalamukhi Tirth Yatra to Haripur, Jwalamukhi Tirth Yatra to Mangarh and Jwalamukhi Tirth Yatra to Chintpurni.

Jagannath Tirth Yatra is popular all over the world as Jagannath Tirth Yatra is considered as one of four most sacred pilgrimage places in India located in the famous city of Orissa, Puri. Jagannath Tirth Yatra is dedicated to Lord Krishna a particular form of Lord Vishnu. However, the word Jagannath is derived from two Sanskrit terms ‘jagat’ which means ‘universe’ and ‘nath’ means ‘master’. The Jagannath Tirth Yatra takes place every year with the famous Rath Tirth Yatra in the city of Puri. That is why Jagannath Tirth Yatra is also known to many people as Jagannath Puri Tirth Yatra. Jagannath Tirth Yatra also offers some of the famous tourist attractions like Jagannath Tirth Yatra to Gundicha Ghar, Jagannath Tirth Yatra to Puri Beach, Jagannath Tirth Yatra to Temple of Child Krishna at Indradyumna Tank, Jagannath Tirth Yatra to Atharnala Bridge, Jagannath Tirth Yatra to Raghurajpur village, Jagannath Tirth Yatra to Konark Temple, Jagannath Tirth Yatra to Bhubaneswar, Jagannath Tirth Yatra to the Chilika lake, Jagannath Tirth Yatra to Sakhi Gopal, Jagannath Tirth Yatra to Beach Festival with the best of Orissa’s folk and classical dance forms, music and handicrafts and Jagannath Tirth Yatra to Nava Kalebara.

Harmandar Sahib Tirth Yatra is popular all over the world especially among the Sikhs community with various names like Golden Temple Tirth Yatra and Darbar Sahib Tirth Yatra. However the literal meaning of Harmandar Sahib is the "House of God" located in the city of Amritsar in Punjab which served as a living symbol of the spiritual and historical traditions of the Sikhs. Harmandar Tirth Yatra is not only meant for the Sikh people but is open to all the people irrespective of religions characterized by the decorated shrines having four entrance doors with fine art and architecture. Harmandar Sahib Tirth Yatra also gives an opportunity to see other tourist attractions like Harmandar Sahib Tirth Yatra to Jaliwanwala Bag, Harmandar Sahib Tirth Yatra to Wagah Border, Harmandar Sahib Tirth Yatra to Tarn Taran, Harmandar Sahib Tirth Yatra to Durgiana Mandir and Harmandar Sahib Tirth Yatra to Baba Atal Rai Tower.

Haridwar is composed of two words ‘Hari’ which means ‘God’ and ‘Dwar’ means ‘Gate’, so Haridwar Tirth Yatra is a Tirth Yatra to the gateway to the God which is considered one of the seven holiest places in India. Haridwar Tirth Yatra is one of the four sites of the nostrum of immortality these four sites are Haridwar Tirth Yatra, Ujjain Tirth Yatra, Nasik Tirth Yatra and Allahabad Tirth Yatra which attracted the tourists from all over the world for Kumbh Mela after every three years and Maha Kumbh Mela after every 12 years. Haridwar Tirth Yatra offers many tourist attractions like Haridwar Tirth Yatra to Har-Ki-Pauri (steps towards God Hari), Haridwar Tirth Yatra to Clock tower at Har-ki-Pauri Chandi Devi, Haridwar Tirth Yatra to Mansa Devi Temple, Haridwar Tirth Yatra to Maya Devi Temple, Haridwar Tirth Yatra to Daksha Mahadev Temple, Haridwar Tirth Yatra to Neel Dhara Pakshi Vihar, Haridwar Tirth Yatra to Sati Kund, Haridwar Tirth Yatra to Bhimgoda Tank and Haridwar Tirth Yatra to Jairam Ashram

Gangotri Tirth Yatra is one of the Tirth Yatras of Char Dham is popular all over the world as the seat of the goddess Ganga as Gangotri is the source of the River Ganges. Gangotri Tirth Yatra is the picturesque pilgrimage in the magnificent Garhwal hills located in the hinterlands of Himalayas surrounded by Dehrdun, Rishikesh and Uttrakashi with the distance of 300 Kms., 250 Kms. and 105 Kms. respectively. Gangotri Tirth Yatra offers many other tourist attractions like Gangotri Tirth Yatra to River Bhagirathi, Gangotri Tirth Yatra to Alaknanda, Gangotri Tirth Yatra to Gaumukh, Gangotri Tirth Yatra to Bhavishya Badri Temple, Gangotri Tirth Yatra to Gangotri Temple, Gangotri Tirth Yatra to Nandanvan Tapovan, Gangotri Tirth Yatra to Kedar, Gangotri Tirth Yatra to Dayara Bugyal, Gangotri Tirth Yatra to Nachiketa Tal, Gangotri Tirth Yatra to Tehri and Gangotri Tirth Yatra to Narendranagar.

Gangasagar Tirth Yatra is popular all over the world for the holy bath Tirth Yatra as mentioned in the Mahabharata where a learned sage explained the significance of taking dip at the confluence of Gangasagar to Bhisma. Since that time this place has been regarded as the one of the holiest places to take bath. Gangasagar Tirth Yatra especially falls on either 14th or 15th January every year in which the devotees perform their rituals and prayer and take a dip in the holy Ganges. The very concept behind this holy dip during Gangasagar Tirth Yatra is to cleanse and to purify the soul. Gangasagar Tirth Yatra is also famous all over the world for the Kumbh Mela where devotees in lakhs take holy dip in the Ganges River. Gangasagar Tirth Yatra is made to the place where the Ganges flows into the Bay of Bengal surrounded by Sagara Island and Diamond Harbor at the confluence of Ganges and Bay of Bengal. Gangasagar Tirth Yatra offers other Darshan like Gangasagar Tirth Yatra to Kapila Muni Temple, Gangasagar Tirth Yatra during Makara-Sankranti, Gangasagar Tirth Yatra to Kalna, Gangasagar Tirth Yatra to Devananda Gaudiya Math and Gangasagar Tirth Yatra to Dhameswara Temple.

Dwarka Tirth Yatra is a significant Tirth Yatra for the Hindus dedicated to the life of Krishna situated on the west coast of Gujarat surrounded by the Arabian Sea. As Dwarka Tirth Yatra is associated with the life of Lord Krishna, a number of legends also attached with this Tirth Yatra. According to one legend, the place of Dwarka Tirth Yatra is the place where the demon Shankhasura was slain by Lord Vishnu. Another legend with this Dwarka Tirth Yatra is found in Puranas, according to which 12 Jyotirlingas or columns of light manifested in different parts of the country representing Lord Shiva. So one of these is located in Dwarka and this place is popularly known as Nageshwar Mahadev. Dwarka Tirth Yatra is very popular since the ancient time dated back to 2500 years. Dwarka Tirth Yatra also offers various other destinations like Dwarka Tirth Yatra to Jagat Mandir or Nij Mandir, Dwarka Tirth Yatra to Dwarkadish temple, Dwarka Tirth Yatra to Rukmini temple, Dwarka Tirth Yatra to Sharad Peetha, one of the four Maths, Dwarka Tirth Yatra to Forts and Monuments, and Dwarka Tirth Yatra to Nageshwar Mandir and Rukmini Temple.

Char Dham Tirth Yatra is a holy Tirth Yatra which means four sacred spots of Yamunotri Tirth Yatra, Gangotri Tirth Yatra, Sri Kedarnathji Tirth Yatra and Sri Badrinathji Tirth Yatra. The Char Dham Tirth Yatra is popular Tirth Yatra since the ancient time when the Sadhus and Sants make their Tirth Yatra in their search for divine and salvation located at the misty heights of holy Garhwal Himalayas in the state of Uttaranchal. The Char Dham Tirth Yatra first of all takes to the westernmost shrine of Yamunotri in the Garhwal Himalayas which is dedicated to Goddess Yamuna and is situated opposite to Gangotri. After Gangotri Tirth Yatra, Char Dham Tirth Yatra takes to Gangotri Temple which is the picturesque pilgrimage and the most sacred spot where Ganga touched earth for the first time. After Gangotri Tirth Yatra, Char Dham Tirth Yatra takes to the Kedarnath Tirth Yatra along with picturesque mountain capes where Kedarnath Temple is situated lying above the sea level on the head of river Mandakani. After Kedarnath Tirth Yatra, Char Dham Tirth Yatra will take to the Badrinath Tirth Yatra dedicate to lord Vishni situated on the bank of Alaknanda and encircled by beautiful valleys.

Chamunda Devi is famous not only in India but also all over the world for the devotees of Shakti because Chamunda Devi Tirth Yatra is a Tirth Yatra of Shakti or Durga shrine situated 10 Kms. West from Palampur on the Baner River in the village of Dadh, 15 km from Dharamsala. Some of the famous attractions of Chamunda Devi Tirth Yatra are Chamunda Devi Tirth Yatra to Dhauladhar, Chamunda Devi Tirth Yatra to Baner Khud, Chamunda Devi Tirth Yatra to Pathiar, Chamunda Devi Tirth Yatra to Lahla forest, Chamunda Devi Tirth Yatra to Kangra Valley, Chamunda Devi Tirth Yatra to Mcleod Ganj, Chamunda Devi Tirth Yatra to War Memorial, Chamunda Devi Tirth Yatra to Triund, Chamunda Devi Tirth Yatra to Kunnal Pathri, Chamunda Devi Tirth Yatra to Lord Eligin’s Memorial, Chamunda Devi Tirth Yatra to Dal lake, Chamunda Devi Tirth Yatra to the Shrine of Bhagasunath and Chamunda Devi Tirth Yatra to Trilokpur.