
Day counts here are our own planning estimate, and the regions on this site are trip groups rather than official divisions.
Listed by stotram number, which is a list order, not a travel order.

Baidyanath stands alone in the east, at Deoghar in Jharkhand, so there is no internal leg. Deoghar has its own railhead and airport, and Jasidih, the larger junction, is a short ride away. The town is a ritual town first: pilgrims walk in from the Ganga in Shravan, and the whole town is built around that month.
A group of one reads oddly on a map and makes complete sense on the ground. Baidyanath sits apart from the other eleven, and it is one of the easiest to make into its own short trip: fly or take the train in, stay a night in the town, and leave. The thing to plan around is the calendar.
Road, rail and flight options in this group are described in general terms.Data check pending
The railhead and airport for each temple, from the temple data. A distance shows only where a trust or state source stated one.
| Temple | Railhead | Airport |
|---|---|---|
| Baidyanath | Baidyanath Dham (BDME)Distance: about 1 km | Deoghar (DGH)Distance: about 9.2 km |
Data check pending
Only this group's temples are plotted, with each temple's stotram list number on its pin. Open any pin for that temple's guide.
Each link is a full day or an overnight leg, and works in either direction.
Rail towards Jasidih Junction for Deoghar, which the trust names as a major stop on the Howrah-Delhi line, or a flight to Deoghar from Delhi or Kolkata. Varanasi lists direct trains to Delhi and Kolkata.
A flight out of Deoghar, which the trust lists as linked to Delhi, Kolkata, Mumbai and Patna, on to Hyderabad (Shamshabad), the airport the Nandyal district gives for Srisailam, then the road to Srisailam.
Data check pending