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Shimla | Governor Advocates Grand Religious Tourism Circuit for Dev Bhoomi Himachal

Updated on Tuesday, May 26, 2026 20:30 PM IST

Offers Prayers at Sacred Maa Jawala Devi Temple in Kangra

Highlighting the immense spiritual significance and tourism potential of Himachal Pradesh, Governor Kavinder Gupta stressed the need for a dedicated and well-planned Religious Tourism Circuit across Dev Bhoomi Himachal Pradesh. He said the proposed circuit should connect famous temples, Shakti Peeths, monasteries and other sacred destinations with improved infrastructure, better connectivity and modern facilities for pilgrims.

The Governor shared these views while interacting with media persons after paying obeisance at the holy shrine of Maa Jawala Devi Temple in Kangra district. He was accompanied by Lady Governor Bindu Gupta.

During his visit, the Governor offered prayers for peace, prosperity and happiness for the people of Himachal Pradesh and the nation. Seeking the blessings of Maa Jawala Devi, he prayed for harmony and well-being across the country.

Kavinder Gupta said Himachal Pradesh is blessed with immense spiritual heritage and world-renowned shrines including Maa Jawala Devi Temple, Maa Brajeshwari Devi Temple, Maa Chintpurni Temple, Maa Naina Devi Temple and Maa Chamunda Devi Temple along with several ancient temples and monasteries situated amidst the scenic hills of the state.

He emphasized that integrating these sacred sites under a comprehensive Religious Tourism Circuit would greatly benefit pilgrims while attracting devotees and tourists from across the world. The Governor added that religious tourism could emerge as a strong pillar of Himachal Pradesh’s economy by generating employment opportunities, strengthening local businesses and preserving the state’s rich cultural and spiritual traditions.

The Governor also appreciated the temple authorities and district administration for maintaining the sanctity of the shrine and ensuring smooth arrangements for devotees visiting the temple.

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