There are times when you just want to get rid of that hectic routine life and relax. It starts with what kind of a person are you; some find peace being in mountains, at sea, in remote areas or some get peace at religious place.

Getting outside can do wonders for your mental health and Yes, Religious trips are a better way to find peace and relaxation because it helps to fill yourself with positive energy.

In the midst of the rush of life let`s know about the Six important religious places which may help you to find a quiet, restful and relaxing place to regain your peace of mind.

Mata Vaishno Dham- Jammu

A large number of Hindu devotees continue to visit the holy shrine Vaishno Devi in ??the lap of the mountains of Jammu. Devotees have a different faith in Maa Vaishno Devi.

Whether you have a mannat or want`s to seek the blessings of Maa Vaishno Devi, a pilgrimage to Vaishno Dham with family will be a better experience for you.

City of Spiritual Capital - Varanasi

Varanasi- Nagri of Kashi Vishwanath- A city in Uttar Pradesh, which is a wonderful medium to understand Indian culture.

There are many places here, including Ganga Ghats, Vishwanath Temple, Sarnath, Hanuman Temple, Bharat Mata Temple, where you will be refreshed. If you want to plan in February, staying here on Mahashivratri will be a different experience.

City Of Love- Vrindavan

Vrindavan is called the city of love. It is said, Vrindavan is popular for Krishna and Radha`s raas-leela....

In this small religious town of Vrindavan, Nidhi Van holds many secrets. It is believed that even today after midnight, Radha and Krishna come from nowhere here and indulge in raas-leela.

The joy of visiting Vrindavan in pleasant weather is itself is a fun and also quiet relaxing.

Beauty of History - Amritsar, Punjab

Golden Temple, Jallianwala Bagh, Valmiki Ashram, Wagah Border, and Amritsar of Punjab make you feel wonderful at every step. Not only for Sikhs, Amritsar also a holy city for Hindus.

Lord Ram and Sita are also related to this city and Maharishi Valmiki, the author of Ramayana is also associated with Amritsar.  All we can say that Amritsar has all the colors of history and this city is the perfect destination for tourists.

City of Devotion- Mathura, Uttar Pradesh

If you want to see the city of Lord Krishna then definitely visit Mathura. It is said, Mathura is also known to be the birthplace of Lord Krishna and Vrindavan is popular for Krishna and Radha`s raas-leela. The Yamuna river flows in Mathura and 25 ghats are built on this holy river, but the most important of these ghats is the resting ghat as Lord Krishna rested here after killing Kansa.

Devotees from all over the world come to Mathura. It is a city of temples. Here you can see Krishna Janmabhoomi Temple, Dwarkadhish Temple, Jama Masjid, Kusum Sarovar, Radha Kund and Krishna Fort.

Land of the Gods- Himachal Pradesh

Himachal Pradesh is often dubbed Dev Bhoomi or the Land of the Gods. Himachal is nothing but a slice of heaven on earth and there is indeed no doubt that even gods can fall for it. Said to be the abode of many celestial beings, Himachal has a very rich mythological past. No wonder we can see hundreds of temples often swarmed by massive number of devotees from all corners of the world here. Undoubtedly, there are a number of reasons to visit Himachal, yet temples are amongst the prime ones. These sacred shrines, which narrate many an interesting tales, are a very important part of Himachal Pradesh tourism as well.

There are a lot of temples where you can relax and also rejuvenate your body and mind. You can visit Hadimba Temple, Maa Sharvari Temple, Gauri Shankar Temple, Naina Devi Ji, Nahar Singh Dhaulra, Vyas Gufa, Baba Balaknath Temple, Chandika Temple, Bhootnath Temple, Mahamritunjya Temple, Tarna Mata Temple, Ganpati Temple, Jwala Devi Temple.