Times Music Spiritual Launches ‘Divya Darshan’, A 10-Part Series On Himachal Pradesh’s Shaktipeeths

Times Music Spiritual has launched Divya Darshan, a 10-part documentary series exploring ten Shaktipeeths in Himachal Pradesh, as part of its Navratri programming. Premiering on October 12, 2026, the series aims to bring the region’s spiritual heritage and temple traditions to a wider audience.

The anchor-led, long-format video series explores the history and significance of the sacred temples through conversations with priests, local historians and researchers. It seeks to document lesser-known stories, religious practices and traditions associated with these revered destinations.

The initiative has been developed with the guidance of Mukesh Agnihotri, Deputy Chief Minister of Himachal Pradesh, alongside access, guidance and knowledge-sharing support from the state government’s Cultural Ministry.

Commenting on the initiative, Mukesh Agnihotri, Deputy Chief Minister of Himachal Pradesh, said, “Himachal Pradesh’s ancient temples and timeless traditions are central to our cultural heritage. I commend Times Music Spiritual for bringing these sacred destinations to a wider audience through Divya Darshan and promoting spiritual tourism in the state.”

Mandar Thakur, CEO of Times Music, said the series aims to highlight the historical and cultural narratives preserved within India’s temples.

“India’s temples hold stories that go far beyond their walls, carrying centuries of faith, history and tradition. With Divya Darshan, we aim to bring these stories to a wider audience through meaningful, long-format storytelling,” Thakur said.

Through Divya Darshan, Times Music Spiritual is looking to bring regional spiritual narratives to digital audiences, using documentary storytelling to explore the cultural and religious significance of Himachal Pradesh’s temple heritage.

The series is available to watch from October 12 on the Times Music Spiritual YouTube channel.