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Seven cities traditionally said to grant moksha — Ayodhya, Mathura, Haridwar, Kashi, Kanchipuram, Ujjain, and Dwarka.
A classical Hindu geography of liberation cities, distinct from Char Dham mountain/coastal abodes.
7 mapped anchors on the circuit.
1AyodhyaIndiaSapta Puri city of Rama — Ram Janmabhoomi and a living Vaishnava pilgrimage capital.
2Mathura (Krishna Janmasthan)IndiaBirthplace city of Krishna — Sapta Puri pilgrimage heart of Braj.
3HaridwarIndiaGateway city where the Ganga enters the plains — Sapta Puri and Kumbh Mela site.
4Varanasi (Kashi Vishwanath)IndiaOne of Hinduism’s oldest living sacred cities — ghats of the Ganga and the Jyotirlinga of Kashi Vishwanath.
5KanchipuramIndiaTemple city of South India — Sapta Puri and a dense landscape of Shiva and Vishnu shrines.
6UjjainIndiaAncient Avanti on the Shipra — Sapta Puri and a Kumbh Mela city.
7DwarkaIndiaWestern Char Dham city of Krishna — Dwarkadhish Temple on the Arabian Sea.
