Mallikarjuna Jyotirlinga Tour Package 

If you’ve been craving a break that feeds the soul, not just your camera roll, Srisailam might be just the place. Nestled deep in the green folds of Andhra Pradesh’s forests, it’s where the Mallikarjuna Jyotirlinga stands, one of India’s twelve most sacred Shiva temples.

It’s not just the spiritual vibe. The hills, the winding river, the slower pace of life – all of it makes Srisailam feel like time has pressed pause. With our Mallikarjuna Jyotirlinga tour packages, you can explore it all without any of the usual stress.

So, What’s So Special About Srisailam?

This isn’t your usual temple town. Srisailam sits quietly above the Krishna River, wrapped in forest, history, and a whole lot of peace. The Mallikarjuna Swamy Temple is the star, a Jyotirlinga, yes, but also a Shakti Peetha, where Goddess Parvati is worshipped alongside Lord Shiva.

The setting is wild and beautiful. Pilgrims, monks, solo travellers and all sorts come here. Not just to worship, but to breathe a bit easier.

What You’ll Get in the Srisailam Pilgrimage Package

We know spiritual travel isn’t one-size-fits-all. So our packages are simple, customisable, and low-hassle.

You get:

• AC vehicle pick-up and drop-off (usually from Hyderabad)

• Quiet, clean hotel rooms close to the temple

• Help with darshan and temple customs

• Visits to key sites around town

• Veg-only meals, freshly prepared

• On-ground assistance throughout your stay
  
  

Most people opt for 1 or 2 nights. Long enough to see the main places and still enjoy a slow cuppa by the river.

Top Spots to Visit During Your Trip

Yes, the temple is the main draw, but there’s plenty more that adds to the experience.

• Mallikarjuna Swamy Temple – ancient, powerful, peaceful

• Pathala Ganga – take the ropeway or the steps, dip your feet in the Krishna

• Sakshi Ganapati Temple – small, but said to keep a record of your visit

• Shikaresvara Temple – for hilltop views and early morning quiet

• Srisailam Dam – sit, walk, or just listen to the water
  
  

If you’re up for it, a forest walk or short hike adds a lovely, earthy feel to the journey.

A Little Taste of Andhra

The food? Simple, warm, and made with love. Think tamarind rice, spicy rasam, and local pickles. All veg. If you need lighter spice or have diet restrictions, we’ll sort it.

Around the temple, you’ll find little shops selling incense, souvenirs, and devotional items – something to bring back besides just memories.

Frequently Asked Questions(FAQ)