
Sri Lanka holds a deep Shaivite presence woven into its sacred geography and living traditions. The island is home to the revered Pancha Ishwarams — ancient Shiva temples that stand as enduring coastal centres of worship. Among them, Koneswaram, Trincomalee, regarded as Dakshina Kailash, carries a profound association with Lord Shiva as a southern reflection of Mount Kailash. The island also holds the sacred Shankari Devi Peetham, Trincomalee — one of the revered Shakti Peethas, where divine feminine energy and Shaiva devotion exist in shared sanctity. The Shiva Trail is a sacred pilgrimage through Sri Lanka's timeless Shaivite heritage, tracing Lord Shiva's presence across ancient temples, coastal sanctuaries, and living traditions of devotion. Each stop opens space for reflection, prayer, and quiet connection — where silence deepens meaning, faith feels present, and Shiva is experienced beyond words.
Naguleswaram Temple (Pancha Ishwaram) Jaffna
One of Sri Lanka's most revered Shiva temples associated with healing and renewal.

Keerimalai Sacred Springs
Freshwater springs beside the sea associated with ritual cleansing in the Shaivite tradition

Nallur Kandaswamy Temple Jaffna
One of Sri Lanka's most important Murugan shrines known for its golden architecture

Koneswaram Temple (Dakshina Kailash) Trincomalee
Cliffside Pancha Ishwaram overlooking the Indian Ocean the Southern Kailash

Shankari Devi Peetham
One of the revered Shakti Peethas atop Swami Rock Trincomalee

Kanniya Hot Wells
Seven naturally heated sacred springs associated with ritual cleansing


Jaffna, Northern, Sri Lanka

Trincomalee, Eastern, Sri Lanka

Kandy, Central, Sri Lanka

Colombo, Western, Sri Lanka
05 Breakfasts & 05 Dinners at the hotel itself
04 Buffet Lunch/packed lunch enroute
Standard Sri Lanka plus India excluding CharDham
$672
/person