1.12.2011 – 15.12.2011
Day 1. New-Delhi – capital of India. Visiting historical places both modern and ancient. Laxmi-Narayana Temple, Bahai Lotus Temple, City center, Bangla Sahib (sikh Temple), President palace, Red Fort.
Day 2. New- Delhi – Swami Narayana Aksardhama Mandir. Shopping at the market.
Day 3. Vrindavan, the village of Krsna, place of more than 5.000 Temples.
Day 4. Govardhan – holy place where all the desires are fulfilled.
Day 5. Agra – Taj Mahal, the 7th wonder of the world.
Day 6. Jaipur – capital of Rajastan. Amber fort, elephant riding, visit to the pink city.
Day 7. Jaipur – visit to the main Temples: Govindaji, Gopinath, Radha Damodar and Radha Vinod.
Day 8. Jaipur. Jantar mantar, the biggest observatory in India, shopping.
Day 9. Puskar – one of the holiest places in India, holy bath in the lake Pushkarini.
Day 10. Puskar. Visit of Brahma Temple and walking up hills to Gayatri and Sarasvati Temples.
Days 11-12. Karoi village in the middle of Rajastani desert, visiting Brigu.
Brigu is the mystical astrologer who makes predictions on the basis of ancient palm leaves. Those palm leaves were written in Sanskrit by Brigu muni. Brigu muni made all the horoscopes for the people of the Earth, even for those who were not yet born.
The reason for doing that was that he looked into the future by the help of his mystic power and saw that in Kali yuga all the astrologers would be corrupted and won’t be able to read the lines on the hands or astrological maps.
After that he recorded all the astrological information on the palm leaves and appointed guardians. Later the ancestors of Brigu muni rewrote all the horoscopes on the paper and in this way we can see them now. Usually they are hidden in the very distant places of India. The Brigu science consists of finding the right horoscope according to the hand or even feet lines of the individual.
Vedic astrology (jyotish) is the only ancient science of astrology written in Sanskrit which came to us without any distortion as a complete unit.
Day 13. Udaipur – the Venice of India. The birth place of many great painters.
Day 14. Udaipur. Sightseeing and visiting art studios.
Day 15. The end of the tour.
