About Swamarg

Swamarg ("your own path") is a destination-first travel guide for India's sacred and heritage places, built by Shivya Technologies Private Limited. Ask it a question in plain language — in your own language — and it answers from real, curated, sourced data about a place: verified temple timings, real narratives, local markets and eateries, and the connections between one place and the next.

What makes a place "curated"

Not everything mapped in a city is famous. Swamarg only surfaces places that clear a real bar for local significance — a well-known temple, a heritage ghat, a place independently confirmed on Wikipedia or Wikidata, or one a founder or local has personally vouched for. The rest — the long tail of ordinary shops and civic amenities — stays out of what travellers see, on purpose.

Connections, not just a list

Many of India's sacred places aren't isolated — they belong to a circuit: the twelve Jyotirlingas, the Shakti Peethas, the Char Dham. Swamarg tracks these relationships directly, so visiting one place can show you the others it's traditionally connected to, loaded or not yet.

Built honestly

Some content on Swamarg is AI-drafted — a city's general facts, a market's description, an approximate festival date. We say so directly wherever that's true, rather than presenting a guess as a verified fact. Where we're not confident, we leave it blank instead of inventing an answer.

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