Are you looking to nourish your soul, uplift your spirit, and connect with the higher power? Does the chaotic world around you suffocate you? Do you need a break from all that is pulling you down?
Our guide to the “10 Most Spiritual Places To Visit In The World” is your answer. The Earth is a repository of unique places that will soothe your inner turmoil, take you on a journey of self-healing, and lead you on the path of self-discovery.
From the tranquil serenity of ancient temples to the breathtaking landscapes of the mountains, each place is not just a travel destination but a gateway to a higher understanding of our spiritual self.
As a fellow traveler, I have wandered across the globe in search of spiritual meaning, and trust me, you will never have a more fulfilling experience than going on a journey to find yourself.
Every place I stumbled upon had something to offer me – the powerful Kamakhya Devi in Assam or the gigantic cathedrals in London – they always carry an aura of spiritual transformation and revitalizing energy.
Without further ado, let’s dive into the topmost spiritual places scattered worldwide to reset and tune into your spiritual radar.
1. Rishikesh, India
The place is so vibrant with energies due to the perpetual mantras chanted that connecting with our Ascended Masters happens instantaneously and impulsively through Automatic Writing. Our consciousness opens involuntarily to interact with high-energy beings, especially our Spirit Guides.
Many have reported that they could connect with the divine energies of Maa Ganga and Lord Shiva, primarily through clairvoyance and claircognizance.
Today, Hrishikesh is also known as the Yoga capital of the world. The town is filled with various yoga schools and meditation centers where you can learn different styles of yoga, such as Hatha, Vinyasa, Ashtanga, Iyengar, and Kundalini.
You can find adept Akashic Records readers at Hrishikesh because the possibility of elevating your intuitive abilities and discovering your karmic debts is infinite. It is the perfect place for spiritual seekers looking to learn Automatic Writing and become Psychic Mediums.
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2. Kathmandu Valley, Nepal
Kathmandu Valley is deeply connected to Hinduism, Buddhism, and Tantrism and is sometimes called the playground of the gods. It is the energy center of Pashupathinath. Water from the Bagmati River that borders the Pashupatinath temple is used to wash the corpses thrice before cremation.
The ritual cleanses the departed souls of their karma and sends them onto the path of salvation. That’s why it is believed to have its own Akashic Records. Imagine reading the Akashic Records of Kathmandu. It is mind-blowing, right?
People who have visited the Pashupathinath temple would testify to its high energy centers. My father often reminisced about how the Pashupatinath Temple changed his life. He said when he entered the sacred place for the first time, he felt he had been there lifetimes ago. He had a strange vision: he saw himself a thousand years ago,
where he was in a deep tapas; his mind, soul, and body focused on finding Lord Shiva. He said that vision was so powerful he could still feel his whole body shaking with fervent energy. My father realized that he was an ardent devotee of Lord Shiva in his past life. That’s why he was so drawn to this place.
Similarly, the Dakshinakali temple is where life and death, the past and present meet, and miracles happen. It is the focal point of the cosmic energy. As soon as you enter the temple, you will feel the deity’s fierce but protective aura surround you like a bubble wrap.
3. Temple Circuit, Japan
The Shikoku Henro is one of Japan’s renowned pilgrimage routes. It invites you on a circular trek that covers 88 temples on the island of Shikoku. The place offers opportunities for self-reflection and finding peace.
Key stops like Ryozen-ji, where the pilgrimage begins, and Okubo-ji, the final temple, are rich with unique rituals. You might find yourself chanting sutras or offering prayers dressed in traditional white pilgrim attire.
Don’t be surprised if you chance upon shamans and mediumship healers! They have a lot to offer, and each of these experiences helps deepen your journey’s spiritual significance, making it more than just a hike but a true exploration of Japan’s cultural and spiritual landscape.
4. Angkor Wat, Cambodia
Angkor Wat is one of Southeast Asia’s most significant pilgrimage sites and an undeniable tourist attraction. The temple is iconic as it is Lord Brahma, Vishnu, and Shiva’s energy center.
You know that feeling when you just know something deep down inside? It is an unexplainable certainty. I call it faith. That’s what I experienced when I visited Angkor Wat for the first time – an intense faith and devotion.
The place is a remarkable blend of spiritual wisdom and serenity. When my feet touched the sturdy stones of Angkor Wat, I felt a strange energy entering my body. It is hard to describe, but I had an overwhelming sense of peace and well-being.
Angkor Wat is not a place but an experience beyond human perception. It is a journey written in stone, showing how people search for truth, light, and something that lasts beyond this life. It is a guidebook teaching us important life lessons.
Angkor reminds us that true meaning is not found in the outside world but within ourselves. It teaches us to look inside, to our inner temple, for the answers we seek.
5. Borobudur, Indonesia
Borobudur is more of a training ground for anyone aspiring to reach Enlightenment, like a Bodhisattva through acts of goodness, deep thinking, and meditation.
As you climb the temple, you move from terrace to terrace, each higher level bringing you closer to spiritual understanding. You walk clockwise, shielded by high walls that help
you block out distractions and focus on your inner journey, representing the challenging path to discovering the ultimate truth.
The structure of Borobudur symbolizes the universe as seen through Buddhist eyes, divided into three primary levels: the Realm of Desire, the Realm of Form, and the Realm of Formlessness.
At the base, hidden panels depict the Realm of Desire, showing humans entangled in worldly pleasures and desires. Above this, the five square terraces represent the Realm of Form, where you see stories that teach how to escape from earthly passions, though still caught in physical appearances.
The topmost part, featuring three circular terraces, symbolizes the Realm of Formlessness. Here, you are beyond the physical world, nearing spiritual liberation.
6. Uluru, Australia
Uluru often called the spiritual heart of Australia, is a breathtaking and mystical site that can be visited any time of year. More than just a natural landmark, Uluru and the nearby Kata Tjuta hold deep, sacred significance for the Indigenous Anangu people.
They see these places as vibrant with history and alive with the spirit of their ancestors. Uluru offers a unique experience in connecting with your Ancestral Guides. According to the Anangu, ancestral beings shaped Uluru thousands of years ago, imbuing it with life and meaning.
For the Anangu, who have lived in the Red Centre for thousands of years, their entire life is intertwined with the Tjukurpa—the time of creation, sometimes mistakenly called the Dreamtime. To them, Uluru is not just a rock; it is a living entity and a holy site that demands respect.
They believe Uluru and Kata Tjuta are not merely landforms but living, breathing cultural landscapes.
7. Delphi, Greece
The Temple at Delphi, Greece, was once called the “navel of the earth” by ancient Europeans. To the ancient Greeks, it was dedicated to Apollo, the god of healing, music, poetry, and more. Delphi is a place of healing where you can interact with celestial entities by channeling and using Automatic Writing.
It is where psychic mediums can effortlessly direct their energies. The place has prophetic predictions that a highly intuitive individual can tune into Delphi’s rare, mystical energy. The whole place is a hotspot for energy vortex.
The energy emanating from Delphi can affect the soul, induce altered states of consciousness, and second sight of the future. Some may astrally project, leave their bodies in a trance, and travel with their soul.
8. Koh Phangan, Thailand
Some people call Koh Phangan the “Healing Island,” the “Love Island,” or even the “Miracle Island.” There is something special about this place – maybe it is the people, the air, the soil, or the calming waves of the sea surrounding it. The island is said to sit on a ley line full of rose quartz, a crystal known for its healing properties.
It is also where Bach flower remedies are extensively used. Locals and spiritual seekers believe that the mystical elements of the island add to the island’s allure, making you feel more connected to the Earth and enhancing your healing process. You can experience a lifetime of emotions in just a few days.
Koh Phangan is packed with communities, sanctuaries, and retreats. Some people find peace by accessing their Akashic Records to discover their past life incarnations.
Others find comfort in taking a Mediumship session or strengthening their aura through an Automatic Writing workshop. Many have life-changing spiritual experiences here, and skeptics and seekers find healing for their past and present troubles.
People come to Koh Phangan seeking healing, even if they initially don’t realize it. You will meet individuals who will leave a lasting impact on your life, share moments that will stay with you forever, and experience a profound sense of love and connection that you may never have felt before.
9. The Dead Sea, Israel
The Dead Sea is a fascinating place for many reasons: it is unique geographically, holds biblical significance, and is believed to have prophetic meaning. Because of its extreme saltiness, very few living things can survive in the Dead Sea, and no plants can grow in its salty water. That’s why the Romans called it “the Dead Sea.”
But the Dead Sea also holds a deeper meaning. It teaches us that God can bring life and restoration even in the most lifeless places, like its salty waters or ancient scrolls. He can use even the most unlikely things to send messages to the world.
10. Cape Reinga, New Zealand
The Cape Reinga-Spirits Bay area means a lot to the Māori people of New Zealand. According to their stories, this is where the spirits of the dead start their journey back to their ancestral homeland, Hawaiki. Cape Reinga is seen as the most important spiritual place in the country.
You will find an old pohutukawa tree and a lonely lighthouse at a particular spot. Māori believe that after someone dies, their spirit travels along the coast to Te Rerenga Wairua. From there, they slide down a root into the sea and go underwater to the Three Kings Islands.
Finally, they bid farewell before going back to Hawaiki. As we wrap up our exploration of the ten most spiritual places in the world, you can’t help but feel drawn to experience them firsthand.
The ancient wisdom of Angkor Wat, the serene shores of the Dead Sea, and Cape Reinga’s sacred pathways–each destination promises life-changing experiences and spiritual connections.
From the majestic heights of Mount Koya to the tranquil beauty of Uluru, these places hold the keys to unlocking new insights and hidden psychic abilities. So, if you seek inspiration, enlightenment, or simply a sense of wonder, these spiritual destinations await, ready to enchant and enrich your journey like never before.
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Dr. Manmeet Kumar is a Spiritual Coach who founded Soul Miracles in 2016. She uses her gifts of being a psychic and a medium to enable others to transform their inner core.