Adiyogi and Dhyanalinga spiritual tour in Coimbatore

• Pickup and drop-off at the hotel • Admission fees • Private round-trip transportation • Driver services • Bottled water provided • Goods and Services Tax (GST) included • Parking and toll fees covered • Tea and coffee available • Guiding services • Fuel surcharge applied • Bull cart ride included • Transportation in a private vehicle

• Personal expenses • Lunch

• Not advised for individuals with spinal injuries • Not advised for expectant mothers • Not recommended for those with limited cardiovascular health • Appropriate for all levels of physical fitness • Mobile phones are prohibited inside Isha Temple

To receive a complete refund, cancellations must be made at least 24 hours prior to the scheduled departure time.

Pickup will be provided at all hotels.

• India is recognized as the origin of yoga, and this itinerary provides an opportunity to learn more about this ancient practice in a genuine and respectful environment. It includes a meditation session at the Dhyanalinga Temple, along with a visit to the Adiyoga Shiva Yoga Statue, a 500-metric-ton statue of the Hindu deity Shiva. • The journey leads to the impressive Adiyogi Shiva Statue, symbolizing inner awakening and the foundation of yoga. Situated at the base of the Velliangiri Mountains near Coimbatore, Tamil Nadu, this remarkable 112-foot statue is acknowledged by the Guinness World Records and represents Adiyogi, the first yogi and the source of yogic philosophy. • Located within the serene grounds of the Isha Yoga Center at the foothills of the Velliangiri Mountains in Coimbatore, the Linga Bhairavi Temple is a dynamic and vibrant space dedicated to the Divine Feminine. Unlike typical temples, Linga Bhairavi emanates an intense energy that is both nurturing and protective, serving as a sacred area where devotion intersects with the primal creative force. The temple is consecrated to Linga Bhairavi, a form of the Devi who embodies the three essential qualities of life: Tamasic (stability), Rajasic (action), and Sattvic (purity). Many visitors report a profound feeling of grounding, emotional cleansing, or spiritual rejuvenation in her presence. • Begin at the Dhyanalinga Temple to experience a deep sense of inner energy, then proceed to the location of the Adiyogi Shiva Yoga Statue, which was established by the Isha foundation and weighs approximately 500 tonnes. This statue aims to inspire and promote yoga, named Adiyogi, meaning “the first yogi,” as Shiva is regarded as the creator of yoga. The statue's height of 112 feet signifies the 112 paths to achieve liberation, as outlined in yogic tradition.