• Temple de Triolet - The starting point of the inaugural Maha Shivaratree pilgrimage in 1898, this site is a significant place for Hinduism in Mauritius.
• Cap Malheureux - Explore the first Tamil temple (kovil) in the northern region of Mauritius, located in Cap Malheureux, and delve into its history, legends, and myths.
• Cap Malheureux - Discover a second Tamil temple, featuring a magnificent 15-meter-high statue of the God Muruga, a replica of the statue at the entrance of the Batu Caves in Kuala Lumpur.

• Experienced local tour guide
• Expert insights into local culture, history, and attractions

A lighthearted yet deeply respectful exploration of Indian spirituality in Mauritius, featuring visits to three iconic temples, discussions on their primary deities, intriguing anecdotes, and insights into Mauritian history, including slavery and its ongoing relevance. Discover why Shiva’s neck is blue, the significance of constantly watering the lingam, and the story behind Ganesh’s broken right tusk. Learn about festivals such as Maha Shivaratree, Cavadee, Ganesh Chaturti, Ganga Snan, and Govinden. What do these celebrations signify? Are they rooted in Hindu or Tamil traditions? How do they influence Mauritian society today? Are cultural differences vast or are we closely connected? We also offer the opportunity to witness and participate in processions or prayers during specific festival dates.

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