Day 1. Mumbai -Tuljapur - Solapur ( Hotel City Park Solapur )

Day.2. Solapur- Akkalkot -Gangnapur - Solapur ( Hotel City Park Solapur )

Day. 3. Solapur- Pandharpur- Solapur ( Hotel City Park Solapur ).

Day. 4. Solapur- Kolhapur ( Hotel Vrishali Executive Kolhapur )

Day. 5 . Kolhapur - Mumbai .

Vithal Rukmini Temple Pandharpur

The god of Pandharpur lives in the land of the common people. Vithoba (Vishnu's local name, an affectionate form of Vithal) the village deity has traditionally been God of the masses, living them, even looking and behaving as one of them rather than an awesome superoir being. In heartland of the Bhakri movement. Vishnu's main abode the vithoba temple is located in the center of the raised, holy part of the town.

Tuljapur Bhavani Temple:The temple is situated on a very peculiar site. It is located on one of the deep slopes on the ranges of the Bala Ghat This stage consists mainly of the large tank known as the Kallola tirth. After the construction of the nivas of the Devi was over. Vishvakarma took leave of Brahmadeva on whose command he had Come down to the Yamunachala to build it. Brahmadeva decided to create the-tirths necessary for any kshetra.

Ganganapur Dattatreya Is considered to be the incarnation of either Vishnu or the all-powerful Trinity of Hindu mythology viz. Brahma, Vishnu and Mahesh. The story of his birth and his life is to be found in various texts. Dattatreya is the son of the sage Atri and his wife Anasuya

Akkalkot : Believed to be an incarnation of Shri Dattatreya the name of this spiritual master, popularly called Swami Samarth, is a household word in Maharashtra and the region around. As this Perfect Master chose to reside at a place called Akkalkot for 22 years where he took Mahasamadhi (left his mortal body) in 1878, he is also known as the Maharaj of Akkalkot, Akkalkot is situated 40 kms southeast of Solapur of Maharashtra state of India.

Kolhapur Mahalakshmi Temple :The Karavira Mahatmya states that Vishnu resides in the form of Mahalakshmi at Kolhapur. Legend has it that Kolhasura, a demon that tormented the Gods and other beings, was destroyed by Mahalakshmi here at Karavira, and that the spot of his death became a thirtha and that she took abode here in a shrine which constitutes the temple today. (Legend also has it that Parvati - Kolhambika destroyed the demon Kolhasura at Tryambakeshwar