C H E R D I K A L A
Y O G A L O V E
YATRA PUNJAB 2027
SIKH DHARMA - KUNDALINI YOGA - KARAM KRIYA
For a long time I have been contemplating to organise a yatra, and now the time feels right. I have found the perfect partner to co-organise, Sukha Singh.
We are carefully compiling the itinerary, and it is a difficult task. So many amazing places, historical sites, experiences we want to share!
So far we have selected these places and sites, creating a mix between yogic practice, devotional immersion, historical sense, nature, sangat feeling, musical practice and excitement!
We will remain flexible during the Yatra, which means we can adjust our itinerary last minute. For each location we have an alternative option in case circumstances don't allow us to go forward with our plans. Plans are of the mind, and are good to have, but ultimately we are subject to the Hukam of the Divine. And we aim to let ourselves be guided by this Hukam (command) as much as we can.
At the European Yogafestival 2026 Hari Krishan Singh, Sukha Singh and Satjeet Singh did an Ardas for the Yatra, to ask for Guru's blessing, and the following Hukam came forward in that moment:
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AMRITSAR
Start in Amritsar, meditate at the Golden Temple every morning and evening.
GOINDWAL
Then Goindwal, descend into the 84-step well, reciting Japji Sahib at each step. It is said this clears karma of 8.4 million lifetimes.
SULTANPUR LODHI
Walk along the river where Guru Nanak dissapeared in the river and merged with the Divine, it is the birthplace of the Mul Mantra.
MANIKARAN
Gurdwara Shri Guru Nanak Dev Ji is an historical sikh shrine present there which was discovered by Baba Narayan Hari, the history of the gurdwara sahib is mentioned in Bhai Bala Janamsakhi and Twarikh Guru Khalsa.
Gurdwara Shri Guru Nanak Dev Ji is located where Sri Guru Nanak Dev ji was with his Sikhs in the Himalaya mountains of India. His sikhs were hungry and there was no food. Guru Nanak sent his Good Friend Bhai Mardana to collect food for langar (the Community Kitchen). Many people donated rice and flour (atta) to make parsadas (bread). The one problem was that there was no fire to cook the food.
Guru Nanak than lifted a rock and a hot spring (hot water) appeared. The Sikhs were able to make rice and beans. Bhai Mardana was having trouble making parasadas (chapatis) because they kept sinking. Bhai Mardana said, "I am going to donate my life in the name of God". The parsada amazingly floated. Guru Nanak Dev Ji said that anyone who donates his life in the name of God, All his (or her) drowned items will float. This was a miracle.
The place is famous for its hot boiling sulphur springs, which are revered by lakhs who come here for a dip in the curing waters. It is believed that the hot springs can cure skin diseases or even ease the swelling caused by gout. A huge Gurdwara has been erected in the memory of Guru Nanak who is believed to have visited this place. A number of Sikh and Hindu pilgrims visit the Gurdwara every year. The Ram Temple mentioned above, built in the 16th century, is situated near the Gurdwara.
RISHIKESH
Then we visit the yoga center of the world: Rishikesh. We will stay the famous Parmarth Niketan Ashram on the banks of the Ganges. On the way there we will stop in Haridwar
ANANDPUR SAHIB
Anandpur Sahib, the birthplace of the Khalsa. Aside from the magnificance of this town, we will visit our highglight of the Yatra and participate in HOLA MOHALLA: a 3-day, vibrant Sikh spring festival celebrated at Anandpur Sahib, Punjab, immediately following Holi. Initiated by Guru Gobind Singh in 1701, it features martial arts (Gatka), horse riding, and archery, showcasing valour and bravery. It is a major event, particularly for Nihang Sikhs.
On the way back to Amritsar we visit Baba Bakala, and the history of Guru Tegh Bahadur.
Your Guides
Sukha Singh & Hari Krishan Singh
Vaheguru Ji Ka Khalsa, Vaheguru Ji Ki Fateh.
I am Sukha Singh, walking the Nihang Singh path — “Way Of The Warrior” rooted in service,faith and humility.
I strive to live with discipline, courage, and devotion, guided by the Guru and the spirit of the Khalsa. I remain committed to learning and serving.
Sat Siri Akaal!
I am Hari Krishan Singh, devoted to spreading the Teachings of Kundalini Yoga and Karam Kriya Numerology since 25 years.
As a humble student of Sikh Dharma I am honoured to offer this opportunity together with Sukha Singh, to have this shared experience in the Punjab.
Sat Naam
COSTS:
It has been a challenge to budget this journey, and we feel we have come to a good price. We hope you agree.
We are happy to let you know that there is the opportunity for some scholarships for this Yatra, which means that, in case you really would like to join, and finances are the only hurdle that might prevent this, you can contact us and a substantial discount is possible.
Normal price: €2200,00 Incl. Accommodation 15 nights, Local transport, Food, Yogic Teachings, Local Guide.
FLIGHTS NOT INCLUDED!
Before you sign up, please read through these 3 documents:
- PARTICIPANT AGREEMENT AND ACKNOWLEDGEMENT OF RISKS
- PARTICIPANT EXPECTATIONS AND COMMUNITY AGREEMENT
- CONFIDENTIAL MEDICAL INFORMATION AND EMERGENCY CONTACT FORM
Once you are ready to reserve your spot, email Hari Krishan and you will receive an invoice for the reservation fee. harikrishan@cherdikala.eu
We will keep you up to date through our WhatsApp group. You can sign up HERE
DATES:
The itinerary we are working with at the moment:
Meeting in Amritsar on the 12th of March 2027
Saying goodbye in Amritsar on the 27th of March 2027
15 nights total:
Terms and Conditions – Punjab Yatra in India
12–27 March 2027
After registering for the Punjab Yatra, you may cancel your participation free of charge within 14 days of registration. If you cancel within these 14 days, any amount already paid will be refunded in full.
We may ask for the reason for your cancellation, but you are under no obligation to provide one.
Please note: if you register less than 14 days before the start of the journey (after 26 February 2027), this 14-day cooling-off period does not apply and free cancellation is not possible.
Cancellation Policy After the Cooling-Off Period
The Punjab Yatra requires advance reservations, accommodations, transportation arrangements, and organizational commitments. Therefore, the following cancellation policy applies once the 14-day cooling-off period has expired:
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Cancellation more than 5 months before the start of the journey (before 12 October 2026): the €500 non-refundable reservation fee will be charged or retained.
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Cancellation between 5 months and 6 weeks before the start of the journey (12 October 2026 – 29 January 2027): 50% of the total journey fee will be charged.
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Cancellation less than 6 weeks before the start of the journey (from 30 January 2027 onward): 100% of the total journey fee will be charged, including participants who have chosen a payment plan.
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Withdrawal from the journey after it has begun: 100% of the total journey fee remains payable.
Exceptional Circumstances
We understand that unforeseen situations can arise. In cases of exceptional or compassionate circumstances, please contact us as soon as possible. While we cannot guarantee an exception to the cancellation policy, we are willing to review each situation individually and explore whether a reasonable arrangement can be made.
By registering for the Punjab Yatra, you acknowledge that you have read, understood, and accepted these terms and conditions.
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