“印度荣耀”旅游专列将印度古老的信仰与现代旅行融为一体，通过一条灵性路线串联起七座备受尊崇的灵光殿（Jyotirlinga）。

在过去十年里，印度的神圣版图不仅被探访，更被重新发现。曾经零散的朝圣地地图，已蜕变为一幅鲜活的图景。
The Bharat Gaurav Tourist Train weaves together India’s ancient devotion and modern travel, linking seven revered Jyotirlingas through a single spiritual route.
In the last decade, India’s sacred geography has not just been visited — it has been rediscovered. What was once a scattered map of pilgrim sites has transformed into a living.

一场精神觉醒重塑了印度的文化旅程。凯达尔纳特，曾因自然灾害满目疮痍，如今如凤凰浴火重生——2024年接待朝圣者超过160万人次。同样的精神在2025年普拉亚格拉杰的大壶节达到顶峰，汇聚信徒超过6.5亿人。2024年1月，阿约提亚的罗摩神庙举行神像开光仪式，仅半年内便吸引超过1.1亿信徒前来朝圣。
在总理纳伦德拉·莫迪的领导下，旅游业被提升为国家使命，旨在重新发现内在的神性。他的口号——“在印度结婚，来印度旅游，投资印度”——将旅游业重塑为一种文化使命。
A spiritual awakening reshaped the country’s cultural journey. Kedarnath, once scarred by tragedy, rose like a phoenix with over 16 lakh pilgrims welcomed in 2024. Same spirit culminated in Mahakumbh 2025 at Prayagraj attracting over 65 crore pilgrims. The Pran Pratishtha of Ram Lalla in January 2024 at the sacred Ayodhya welcomed over 11 crore devotees within just six months.
Under Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s leadership, tourism was elevated into a national mission to rediscover the sacred self. His mantra—“Wed in India, Visit India, Invest in India”—reframed tourism into a cultural calling.

行程亮点
“印度荣耀”旅游专列提供为期13天的灵性旅程，遍访印度七座Jyotirlinga。旅程从里希凯什火车站启程，由IRCTC（印度铁路餐饮与旅游公司）统筹安排，途经：奥姆卡雷斯瓦尔Jyotirlinga、马哈卡莱什瓦尔Jyotirlinga、索姆纳特Jyotirlinga、德瓦卡迪什神庙及纳格什瓦尔Jyotirlinga、特里亚姆巴克什瓦尔Jyotirlinga、格里斯内什瓦尔Jyotirlinga、比马尚卡尔Jyotirlinga。
Next on the route is the Bharat Gaurav Tourist Train, offering a 13-day spiritual journey across India’s seven Jyotirlingas. Commencing the journey from Rishikesh railway station, IRCTC is Omkareshwar Jyotirlinga, Mahakaleshwar Jyotirlinga, Somnath Jyotirlinga, Dwarkadhish temple & Nageshwar Jyotirlinga, Triambkeshwar Jyotirlinga, Grishneshwar Jyotirlinga, Bhimashankar Jyotirlinga.

这是一个崭新的印度——旅游业不仅是季节性的，更是文明性的。在这里，朝圣与发展同行，信仰与进步相伴，节日与基础设施共生。
This is a new Bharat, where tourism is not seasonal but civilisational. It is where darshan meets development, where pilgrimage meets progress, and where festivals meet infrastructure.