Introduction

Om Shubhyatra Holidays !

Embark on an unforgettable journey with us to the majestic land of Nepal, where every step reveals a new adventure and every moment is filled with awe-inspiring beauty. As your trusted travel companion, Om Shubhyatra Holidays is committed to crafting extraordinary experiences tailored to your desires, ensuring you delve deep into the heart of this enchanting Himalayan kingdom.

From the towering peaks of the world’s highest mountains to the serene tranquility of ancient temples and bustling markets, Nepal beckons with its rich tapestry of culture, history, and natural wonders. Whether you seek the thrill of trekking through the legendary trails of Everest Base Camp, the spiritual solace of meditation in tranquil monasteries, or the vibrant energy of Kathmandu’s bustling streets, our expert team is dedicated to curating personalized journeys that exceed your expectations.

With Om Shubhyatra Holidays, your adventure begins the moment you dream it, and our attentive service ensures every detail is meticulously planned, leaving you free to immerse yourself in the unparalleled magic of Nepal. Join us and unlock the extraordinary as we invite you to discover the soul-stirring beauty and warm hospitality of Nepal like never before.

Meaning of “Om” & “Shubhyatra”

In Hindu religion, “Om” is a sacred sound and a spiritual symbol. It is considered the primordial sound from which the universe originated. “Om” is believed to encompass the essence of the cosmos, representing the divine, the universe, and the ultimate reality. It is often chanted at the beginning and end of prayers, mantras, and meditation sessions. The syllable “Om” consists of three sounds: “A”, “U”, and “M”, representing the three aspects of existence- walking state, dream state, and deep sleep state-as well as the three Hindu deities Bramha, Vishnu, and Shiva, who are believed to be the creator, preserver, and destroyer of the universe, respectively. Chanting “Om” is believed to align the practitioner  with divine and to bring peace, harmony, and spiritual upliftment.

“Shubhyatra” is a term from Sanskrit, an ancient Indo-Aryan language. In Nepali, Hindi and several other Hindu languages, “Shubh” means auspicious or good, and “Yatra” means journey or travel. So, “Shubhyatra” essentially translates to “auspicious journey” or “good travels”. It’s often used as a blessing or well-wish for someone embarking on journey,wishing them a safe and successful trip.