A quiet shift is taking place in the way India travels. The same travellers who once sought beach villas or city breaks are now packing for mountain monasteries, temple towns, and forest retreats not just to unwind, but to reconnect.

Yet, these are not pilgrimages in the traditional sense. They are curated journeys where spirituality meets sophistication, where the Ganga Aarti is followed by an Ayurvedic spa session, and where meditation rooms come with panoramic views and herbal teas brewed to match your dosha.

According to Booking.com’s How India Travels 2025 report, 8 in 10 Indians now spend most of their vacation within their accommodation, choosing places that promise more than just a stay, they want self-reflection, design, and a sense of purpose. The rise of “spiritual luxury" sig

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